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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1935
Page
3
A garbled OCR segment notes a newly formed squad with unclear names and local signage. The readable elements reference a group called The Jo toa and esne LUsi, with no clear organization, location, or event provided. Further context is unavailable from the fragment.
The Corry Evening Journal reports on Germany arming contrary to Versailles and the rise of Hitler. It notes conscription, strained diplomacy, and the threat of a new European war while Allies blame each other for fear driving the crisis.
Georgians enamored with single blessedness could face a yearly liberty tax of 250 under a pending measure. The proposal targets bachelors, widows, and married individuals living apart, sparking doubts of social justice and political risk in a free American state.
A large American machinery maker reports finding 1000 machines over 18 years old in one state. The plant could run at capacity for five years just producing those units, while hundreds more machines would become obsolete in that span. The piece suggests heavy industry is awakening, starting with smaller machines and moving toward larger assets.
William Allen White of Kansas told Beloit College students that wealth should be more evenly distributed. He argued intelligent people agree, citing economic principle over moral view, that unequal wealth hurts buying power, profits, and ongoing growth.
March 27 report chronicles aspiring film music makers flocking to Hollywood to seek fame. It notes Jerome Kern Cole Porter and others shaping motion picture musicals, with AL Newman Nat Finston and Nat Steiner among established names directing and composing for studios. Newman recalls a late break and early training in New Haven and at the Goldwyn lot.
A Warren resident George W Baird fatally injured when a blow torch exploded near a gasoline tank. Cattle quarantine in Bris county modified. Banquet at Knights of Pythias Hall honors Corry lodge No 769 thirteenth anniversary with G Sumner Beriley leading the committee. Daniel P Fitzgerald formerly of this city arrested in Conneni Ohio for sending black mail letters to Mrs M I Weisser a well known Corey businesswoman. Friends gathered at Mrs L D Watson home on North Center street to celebrate her mother’s birthday. A surprise party at Arthur C Barton’s home on Columbus avenue for Miss Fern Heath. Born March 24 Bert Johnson to Mr and Mrs Guy Butters of East Wayne street. Bert Johnson moving to the WII Main house on West Wayne street. Rev R W Driscoll left for brief visit with friends 19 wigin. George W Spencer 79 dies at home on Wright street after illness.
Mr. white urges the use of economic sumpluses for a social security program. Joseph and Pharaoh originated that idea in Egypt long ago. We could save much even of perishable crops and give it to the needy or save it for a bad season. We are doing more of that than we used to.
A fragmented horoscope warns of trouble on days from April 29 to June 5, 1985 with cautious notes. It suggests a rare good fortune window December 6 to 15, 1985 and advises avoiding secret worry around April 8 to 40, 1935 while highlighting social opportunities late June and in early spring for clerical tasks.
Paris styles unveil a bold hat trim using fresh garden peas and ripe tomatoes from Lois Meley and Iyookts Ike. The design features green pea pods arranged over the forehead with tomato clusters, promising a playful edible accent from the Paris house of Maria Guy.
United Press reports Ogden Standard Examiner editor A L Glasmann proposes a 288 bills cap with one House bill per representative and up to three per senator, aiming to curb overflow as Congress faces thousands of measures. Critics note routine measures would exempt the rule, and timing remains uncertain.
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