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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal discusses the 4,700,000 families on the relief rolls and the rising need for employment solutions. Horace? says unemployment relief cannot rest with government alone, urging states counties cities and individuals to help create work and curb despair and moral decline from protracted charity.
Commentary on returning to preauto era values, balancing individualism with teamwork. NRA praised as a step forward. warns of industrial society’s fixes and a potential new order for business and government, urging continued effort to preserve opportunity for coming generations. Also notes timber policy shifts and conservation efforts, plus brief local curiosities.
United Press reports a shift toward restraint in off the record talk as New Deal officials and others temper remarks amid public interest. NRA counsel Richberg dismisses fears of publicity hounds while Rex Tugwell appears in a new morning coat. Senator Hattie Caraway, the lone woman in the Senate, calmly handles visitors with polite, informative replies in hospital corridors.
Lancaster Mass. Francis H. Sawyer, friend of Henry Ford, who recently marked his 85th birthday, keeps in trim by walking 42 miles daily. It has been his habit for half a century.
Alice Lake, once a leading film figure, explains her shift to an extra role in Hollywood. She attributes success to a dozen cent postcards sent to directors who once supported her Megaphone era. She recalls her bank tumble from careless spending and reflects on aging in the industry.
Daily forecast advises prudence in late evening and Ambition, notes favorable morning for work and good afternoon for movies. It cites zodiac signs Arias and May cautions, dates Aug to Oct for inspiration, and a partner may assist. P J Phelan, manager, left for a business visit in New York City.
Paris dispatch details Serge Stavisky’s method of bribing petty officials and influencing police to shield his crook schemes. It traces how ministers and high officials appeared uninterested, enabling Stavisky to use police cards and gambling permits to his advantage, with his circle reaching into ministries and press contacts. The piece notes failures to act by the Surete Generale and ministers, including Bonnet, amid a network including Arlie Stavisky and Basle bank associations.
An advertisement extols Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a rapid remedy for stomach gas. A tablespoonful in hot water or with meals supposedly relieves gas almost instantly, stops stomach distress, biliousness, and dizziness, with a money back guarantee if not effective.
Paris fashion notes from Mary Knight highlight tailored suits as the popular silhouette among society women. Schiaparelli’s spring line features one button jackets with back plackets, jabot blouses, and chic waistlines, paired with color and fabric like blue duyetyne and white linen lace.
Melvin Thomas will attend the Oll Creek Baptist Young People's Union Spring rally in Bradford on Saturday May 7. Delegates from Wesleyville Union City North East Pittsville Kane Warren and Qi City will join. Rev J Willard McCrossen former BU president will deliver the main address. The state president Guy L Casner will attend and report on Creative 48. Goal is 200 delegates with awards including a silver cup for longest distance and a distinguished service award.
Bend Oregon circuit court heard a case appealed from a justice court with Circuit Judge K J Duffy explaining there are five stages of drunkenness: intoxication, lachrymose, morose, bellicose and comatose. The jury returned a plain guilty verdict.
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