Corry Evening Journal Briefs and Court News
A Corry Pa newspaper item notes legal and crime updates from Pittsburgh Bradford and Titusville. Howard J Benson and Stanley B Benton of Bradford receive three year probation on bank shortage charges. George William Ross of Titusville, 19, is sentenced to 16 months in a federal reformatory after pleading guilty to stealing letters from the Titusville post office. The column closes with a quip about British royalty and the coronation.
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Robert M. Gloson
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George William Ross
Titusville
B. P. Schoonmaker
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Supreme Court Decision Roils Louisiana Chain Store Tax
Monday's ruling upholding the Louisiana chain store tax hits mercantile interests hard as they argue it discriminates. The decision influences Pennsylvania's similar plan as state lawmakers weigh next steps amid Senate action and committee rejections. The case could shape the fate of proposed ad valorem assessments and future tax battles.
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High Tribunal
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Fever Strikes Highlight Labor Wave and Publicity
A newspaper note on a wave of strikes, citing Roger Pabson's figures that last month had twice April 1935 totals but fewer than the same month in 1934, with 1920 as a reference. Authors argue modern sit downs boosted publicity and question Basque crisis context.
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Roger Pabson
Who Are The Unemployed In This Country
Discussion of unemployment estimates with Hopkins and Gpinning sill Witter. Estimates range from 4 to 5 million unemployed in normal times, plus current excess unemployment around 8 million or 4 million. Notes uncertainty due to lack of standards for defining unemployed and the need for a full study on economic and social implications. Mentions college education value and future prospects for graduates.
After the London Diplomatic Party What It Revealed
Observers note the informal talks among foreign ministers and diplomats behind the scenes in London. Central Europe, Imperial Conference, and Canada-US trade lessons loom large as leaders consider economic and defense questions, with hopes that good sense and cooperation prevail.
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London
Europe
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Geneva
One Minute Test Answers Revealing Trivia Items
Answers include iron as the most abundant metal in Earth's crust. Senator George W Norris supported Muscle Shoals. Quito and Cuayaquil are noted as sea ports. The quiz hints cover etiquette for addressing two people and a proverb about knowledge investment. Horoscopes assign traits to those born on the date.
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Cuayaquil
Justice Seizes Pups as Ohio Wolf Capture Reward Debate Sparks
In a tied vote the legislature approved a bounty on each wolf captured in Ohio. Justice Chester Marquis reported seven one week old pups found in a hollow tree. Kent State football coach Donald Sturm criticizes training practices as exaggerated and ineffective.
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Justice of Fe Peate
Chester Marquis
O—Donald
Rosy" Sturm
Kent State University
Paris Styles Paris May 14 Fashion Tips for Cruise Wear
Paris fashion notes guide holiday wear and cruise clothes. It highlights delicate fabrics, smart evening ensembles, white washable suits, pin striped jerseys, navy or black trims, and light hats. Emphasis on wrinkle resistance and coordinated outfits with tailored blouses and printed vests.
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City Council seeks settlement on Memorial Day expenses
Council last night approved an 850 contribution to Memorial Day observance but asked Veterans of Foreign Wars to present a detailed expenditures statement. Councilman S A Michels noted objections to the appropriation and proposed a proviso requiring a full itemized report before the grant is finalized.
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Girl 9 Hikes 40 Miles With Cleveland Club
The Cleveland Hiking Club organized a 12 hour 40 mile hike drawing 2h participants as youth Shirley Pry aged 9 and Charles Walker aged 15 finished the long trek. The event raises questions about hiking as a sport for youth versus age as the participants confront the challenge.
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Cleveland
Amorig Lae
Shirley Pry
Charles Walker
Stewart Says Leader Mix in Washington Politics
Senator Bitton Wheeler shapes opposition to President Rouse Weil amid a curious blend of Democratic and Republican views. The piece notes Wheeler’s drift from New Deal support toward independence, his opposition to reform of the Supreme Court, and his unusual, hard to categorize stance.
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Robert M. LaFilsitte
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Yard stick plant debate tests aluminum monopoly impact
Jay Franklin Washington reports on the possible Muscle Shoals yard stick aluminum plant as a regulatory option amid anti trust actions against the Aluminum Company. The piece links this to New Deal reform, judiciary concerns, and the influence of J P Morgan in New York markets and national policy.
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Muscle Shoals
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Bob Jackson
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Ohio Gang
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Wheeler's Opposition Poses Challenge to Conservative Leader
In a fragmentary discussion the speaker contrasts ultra capitalist and conservative aims and notes Wheeler as a mixed figure. The passage portrays Wheeler as alert and capable, yet his opposition is seen as harmful to the conservative cause and leadership.
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Montana
Wheeler
Mothers Shape Beauty Through Motherhood Says Max Factor
Hollywood makeup expert Max Factor argues motherhood enhances beauty beyond 1937 standards. He cites Marlene Dietrich and Norma Shearer as examples, noting mothers retain youth and depth, with maturity and understanding enriching their look.
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Max Factor
Marlene Dietrich
Alin Harding
Reginia Bruce
Dolores Costello Barrymore
Norma Shearer
Otley
Picton
Michael Argela
Raphael
Toledo Borrowed Degas Painting for Louvre Exhibition
At the request of the French government the Toledo Museum of Art sent Degas The Ballet Dancers to the Louvre. The painting will be loaned for a special show as part of a cultural exchange between institutions.
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Louvre
Toledo Museum of Art
Degas
Forty Fort Meeting House Preservation Reminder
The Forty Fort Meeting House near Wilkes-Barre, completed in summer 1807, remains well preserved. After a revival led by Bishop Ashbury in 1800, the Methodist and Presbyterian groups united to fund the building. Local volunteers supplied stone and labor in 1807, with pews and pulpit installed by the next winter and the church back in use by 1808.
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