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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1936
Page
4
A speech argues that recovery costs in America have been high and costly yet necessary. It urges tapering relief expenditures with local control while ensuring every deserving man woman and child is assisted until self support is possible.
Dr. Hugo Eckener arrives with the Hindenburg, touted as a premier ambassador of friendship and a symbol of German technological prowess. The ship promises speed, safety, and comfort for transatlantic service, while critics hope it proves a genuine leap beyond earlier zeppelin efforts. Meanwhile calls grow for aggressive cleanup of corrupt officials and gangsters, praising federal agents for a nationwide crackdown.
The review surveys Zweig’s Education Before Verdun as a serious yet not sweeping war novel in the Sergeant Grischa line, and contrasts it with Christina Stead’s The Beauties and Furies, which President critics call verbose and fragile. It notes Daley Vaull Talcott’s Report of No Company and other authorial efforts, while cautioning against overstatement that war fiction alone guarantees greatness.
A tribute to Mother’s Day with heartfelt verses on mother love and devotion. The piece blends meditations on maternal care with a brief note about H Briggs of North Jani wastes, highlighting rugged sea adventures and a seafaring crew’s heroism as a contrasting backdrop to familial tenderness.
The piece argues unemployment relief has grown beyond private handling and urges local administration via citizen boards to curb abuse and costs. It questions tax burdens on counties and cities, potential state and national coordination, and the impact on real estate while urging careful relief management.
Two fires swept the rural district today destroying a barn on Mrs. Dearborn’s Lovells Corry road and the home of D. D. Chamber at Concor station with losses including all household goods. Also re elected Pine Grave Cemetery Association officers: W. Ed Marsh C. I Bagley D. S. one R. H. Palmer and I. L. Alexander. G-Men operations and J Edgar Hoover praised for quieter streets after gang suppression.
The Ajax Tron Works power plant heavy drive boll burst yesterday and crashed into the switchboard damaging apparats so severely that the entire shop was shut down for the day. Dr Mensink bought a large seven passenger Peerless which attracted attention among motorists. Will Jartinad at the Roundalion completed a new home on East South street. Iliffard Bliss traveled to Warren this morning for short business.
Captain Moty toux designed all costumes for Gabrielle Dorziat in the play Life Is So Short. Fashion notes describe multiple ensembles including a two piece blue and white linen tweed sports dress, a brown wool openwork afternoon gown with green tweed coat, and a navy pleated dress with satin coat. Also listed are a white crepe gown, dotted crepe bow, and sheer black wool cocktail dress with scarves.
Fragmentary note about Cornplanter descendants and Warren County lineal heirs. Mentions Pennsylvania's only Indian variance? The text is damaged with garbled lines and a stray address line, offering little clear event.
A fragmentary notice describes the Ice Mine near Tate as a geological point of interest. It notes visitors can see formations and a brief explanation by a Potter county scholar. The piece rates the site as a worthwhile stop for travelers and locals alike.
A compact review roundup highlights Ferdinand Lundberg's Imperial Hearst analysis and Edith Wharton's World Over stories. It references Bertram B. Powler's Consumer Cooperation in America and Cavitt Friede's Creative America, plus Mary van Kleeck and John Metcalfe works.
Star signals indicate birthday ranges December 21 to January 20. Morning hopeful afternoon very good evening slightly good with afternoon best for dealing with authorities. Note influential people and old associations, travel or study with foreigners in March 1987. Religion may help during this period.
Basil Rathbone defends Hollywood as ideal for film making, citing fewer distractions and steady concentration for work. He notes actors endure late nights in New York for world events, risking sleep loss and poorer performances if crews moved there, contrasting with Hollywood discipline and new experiences.
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