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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1935
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR item mentions BT and Ay in a brief historical note with unclear context. The readable portion lists scattered terms and personal names without a coherent event or outcome. Further text would be needed to determine a factual headline and summary.
A fragmentary note reports a recent game where a team from Chicago faced a rival in an away setting. It mentions 4,000 attendees and a clear outcome with the home or visiting side suffering a loss in what appears to be a regional college matchup.
The Corry Evening Journal notes a Dun and Bradstreet report praising broad business revival. It highlights improving farm purchasing power with tractor and power machinery sales rising, and cites Kiplinger and Shelton economists forecasting gradual growth through 1907 and stronger prosperity into 1939 or 1940.
Be bles, governor of the Federal Reserve Board, testifies to Congress that inflation is not easily achieved. He notes many attempts have failed and outlines potential measures to curb inflation including warnings against excess credit and speculative schemes, and calls for wartime finance controls to prevent home-front strain.
A historical excerpt notes that wars bring apparent profits but warns future conflicts won’t bring similar gains. It cites Senate munitions committee suggestions to curb profits through higher taxes, quarterly income taxes, and public disclosure, plus tighter corporate controls and executive oversight.
Secretary Wallace ends federal distinctions on wheat planting enabling northwestern farmers to plant as much wheat as desired this year. Extension to other regions and crops possible due to drought and market pressures. War in Europe and rising arms may restore foreign demand, while officials seek to curb overproduction through increased consumption and demand.
A fragmented astrology page warns readers about shifting moods and timing in daily life. It cites dates from 1935 and 1885, noting potential financial changes and periods of critical work across autumn and early winter. The text blends advice with unclear indicators and cautious guidance.
A mixed local update notes a tank against the Pennsylvania Railroad over goods lost in last summer’s fire, the Corry Metal Products plant upgrading to Tourists Auto Baggage Carrier production, and community happenings. Mrs Pope hosts Baptist Ladies Aid, Dr Watson’s brick house near completion, business trips to the northwest, trips to New York and Olean for funerals, and city building rooms being prepared with pool tables for a new club. Turner to demonstrate parachute use in Sacramento with a long descending chute display planned for May 18.
A garbled item lists dates such as November 22 and November 15 1935 with references to tunes and letter writing exercise pages 10 12 and 42 1835. Names may be misspelled or truncated. The readable fragments suggest a historical music or correspondence notice but lack clear context.
Washington dispatch reports Rep Cochran and Rep Robertson spar over whether Potomac bass served as freshwater bass is legal. The debate centers on naming and mislabeling fish on a government dining menu amid broader questions about fish provenance and legality.
Hollywood insider Ralph Forben, a famed kit and prop collector, blends photography and aviation in a workshop retreat. His gun collection rivals few, spanning guns, rifles, pistols and revolvers, while his camera obsession covers sizes from tiny to cinematic. He hopes to tour the world by private plane after retirement.
Paris styles from Jodelle's Isa feature light weight jersey and tricot in a straight silhouette with slightly shaped bust and hips. Sleeves draped to elbow dominate the corsage, with draped necklines and belts of flowers and hollow buckles. Evening fabrics include luffets and satin. Colors range from hyacinth to deep greens.
A critical survey notes Dr George Draper on infantile paralysis insights while evaluating cancer of misstatements in prior research. It highlights new reads including Ruth Bryan Owen’s Greenland Diary and Leonard Baron’s Voyage of Antoletm, plus Hill and James titles with Western tales and juvenile adventures.
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