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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1938
Page
4
Article discusses former TVA chairman Arthur E. Morgan and leadership pressures. It cites calls for a congressional investigation into the Tennessee Valley Authority amid charges and political opposition. Also notes air defense awareness and French efforts to acquire warplanes in wartime context.
Hollywood fashion and film industry voices debate the 1935 trend toward fuller figures. Casting director Robert Palmer and designer Howard Stevens insist curves are essential as clothing styles favor stronger silhouettes. Stars Ginger Rogers Ann Sheridan and Ball struggle with weight while filming Condemned Women, amid advice to eat larger meals and get extra sleep.
The Father of the TVAN is Senator George W. Norris, a Nebraska independent. Czechoslovakia has about 15 million inhabitants, with Germans comprising more than one fifth. Haemophilia is a blood disorder causing excessive bleeding from minor wounds.
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart discusses wartime news focus shifting to Europe and Asia. He notes readers ignore routine politics during transatlantic danger and surveys European and Pacific power dynamics, including Britain France Russia and Mussolini’s Italy, with speculation on future conflicts and alliances.
Paris reports a fashion feature on striped fabrics used across outfits from tunic jackets to two piece suits. Designers like Mwinbscher and Paquin present blue white and green black stripe ensembles, with accents in red and other colors. A fashion tip notes striped wear for all day use. The piece also notes that newspapers and meat packing were among U.S. industries paying women over $20 weekly last year.
Jay Franklin argues Secretary Hull misreads democracy in foreign policy. He urges continuous revision of treaties to prevent desperation and war, warns total warfare erodes killing power, and presses equal democratic treatment for all nations. He references Ellery Sedgwick and a Sewell exchange over Milery Sedgwick and Dahl amid Spain and war reporting.
The International Federation of Business and Professional Women announced a campaign to increase women's presence in high public office. About 4,000 applications have been received at St James's Palace this year for presentation at the British count, with programs noted as educational by FACTOGRAPHS U iS radio chaing.
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