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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1934
Page
3
Scrambled OCR text mentions poll opening timing and various names including Ruel, Minne, Sioux, and several unclear items. The readable bits suggest a local news blurb about elections and possibly sports references without clear events or outcomes.
A Corry Evening Journal page review discusses the Sermon on the Mount as a practical path out of social chaos, contrasting religious unity with economic justice. It cites Secretary Wallace on social justice and Christianity’s role, plus Bernard Shaw on Christianity and social ills. It also reports on the Federal Emergency Relief Administration findings, including relief by race, family status, and the need for study to guide future relief. The Philippine independence bill is analyzed, noting retention of naval bases, negotiations, and trade concerns shaping U.S. and Philippines relations.
Former President Taft to be honored with a national memorial funded by pennies nickels and dimes collected from men and women and children across the nation. Plans presented to the board of education members are set to materialize.
A Union City man was arrested here last night at authorities request. He is said to have driven a butcher from his store and caused other disorder. Mrs Olive Chapman, 60, injured when a third story porch floor collapsed at C Heaths on East Main street. She suffered a fractured hip and more injuries. Local dealers with gum machines removed them after mayoral order issued Tuesday. Prof V C Curtis died Tuesday at St Petersburg, body arrived this morning and funeral will be held Saturday before burial in Columbus. Street Commissioner Vogtli reports spring pavement cleaning well advanced. Lieut Jourdet returns from the Officers Training School at Franklin. George Capwell and Ben Starr gathered at Bear Lake to set up a monument.
Paris dispatch notes French fashion favors versatile outerwear in the mid range, with reversible capes and jackets sharing two dresses. Readers should avoid mismatching with frocks and aim for dual personality pieces suitable for spring and summer wardrobes.
Hollywood notes from March report on performers and appearances. Mentions Gaynor hair color, May Robson adopting a canary, Jackie Cooper wearing a wig in Treasure Island, Jimmy Durante love of tennis, Jeanette MacDonald born in Philadelphia, Ethel Merman sewing her name on clothes, Greta Garbo’s Stockholm birth, Carole Lombard fashion, Evelyn Vable fears storms, Dorothy Dell dieting tricks, Diana Wynyard’s Candida debut, and other brief celebrity captions from Hollywood life.
Pennsylvania reports 55 accredited colleges and universities enroll 44,295 full time students candidates for degrees. In Cieburne Texas, Martha B. Dillard marks 79 years living on her farm home where she received the property as a wedding present sixty years ago.
A quirky fashion blurb discusses white and black splotches and playful accessories. It mentions top taffeta capes and jackets matched with hats and gloves as part of today's style.
Berkeley scientists report Milton A Chaffee and H. Guyon expand crystal research from WWII. Large high sensitivity Rochelle salt crystals improve radio broadcast fidelity and selectivity, enabling steadier frequencies and better noise assessment. Potential uses include submarine detection legacy and monitoring city noise sources.
Meadville man George Hamilton will address the Corey Woman's Club on Mott Street at 8 o'clock this evening with an illustrated lecture titled Heaven and Barth. All members urged to attend. Buck reports El Paso duck lays two to three yolk eggs, twice normal size, from October onward.
A Corry Journal column quotes a 1930s Republican tract arguing that expanding federal power and deficits threaten liberty and raise costs. It criticizes Roosevelt era spending, warns of debt repayment burdens, and urges timely recognition that borrowing ultimately must be paid for with taxes. The piece frames the Democratic Party as fiscally reckless.
Noted Italian bandit Fra Diavolo known as Michele Pezen born 1771 operated around Tallaberg. He committed murders and violence, rose to lead the Sanfedists during French control of Naples, and was made duke of Caserne. Captured by the French around 1800 and shot.
New York March 27 A Rockefeller Institute team reports a vaccine that immunizes mice against the St. Louis encephalitis type sleeping sickness. Scientists Leslie Webster and George Fite describe intranasal and intracranial doses that killed infected mice but smaller doses provided immunity.
Munkelman a 20 year old from Wilkinsburg was injured in a Bettis Held plane crash near Pittsburgh. He suffered a fractured left arm and severe lacerations to the right side of the head after the monoplane sank into soft earth. The craft belonged to H. Fritz of Wilkinsburg.
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