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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1934
Page
3
The article analyzes government spending power, contrasting executive initiative with legislative appropriations. It warns that forcing expenditures risks tyranny by minorities, endangering democracy and national credit, and urges executive budget authority to curb legislative overreach.
In the wake of Chicago yards fire the nation reports workers rebuilding at the scene and restoring meat trade quickly. Describes public spirit of courage and constructive energy amid disasters and economic shock, highlighting persistent resolve and long wait for emergency measures.
Dr. G. H. Sendgren demonstrates a rare feat by rating a set of four punching bags at once. The piece notes this unusual achievement and comments on the craft required to maintain rhythm and safety while practicing.
Thieves entered the Presbyterian church between midnight and Sunday, ransacking rooms with little value taken. Miss Helen Westley earned second honors at the University of Akron. A horse owned by Joan Nelson was stolen near Laraway farm with no trace. Erie Railroad detectives pursued rain riders and footwear thieves. Knight Templars and families planned a special car trip to Erie for a parade. A pocket pickpocket incident on Main Street was reported, and city league games saw High School and Kurtz teams win.
In Hollywood California May 25 an article praises ad lib performers like Jack Oakie for spontaneity in comedy. It notes directors fear substitutions yet value natural humor and laughs that emerge when actors improvise lines. Oakie is highlighted as a leading advocate of spontaneous dialogue.
United Press reports on Senator William E Borah delivering a concise yet powerful taris speech in the Senate. The piece notes reporters capture precise 1 minute “tales” of proceedings while Borah’s peroration drew hushes as the minute hand moved. It also references lawmakers and performers observed around the chamber.
The Swedish Boy Scout movement marks its 25th anniversary with more than 25,000 Scouts guided by Major Ebbe Liebertsh and under royal patronage of Prince Gustaf Adolf, eldest son of the Crown Prince.
Paris styles reveal a gloomy mood as the May 26 report describes worn textures and mismatched colors. It notes gloves and neckties with varied materials from organza to taffeta and hints at trim details like ribbons, flowers, and feathers.
Fairview PTA met Thursday afternoon in room 1 at 3:30. Mrs. Barton Smith was re elected president with Bruce Thomas as first vice president and Leon Brown as second vice president. William Reich became secretary and EIRH Dimming treasurer. Council members include Mrs. Charles Hubert and Mrs. Fred Young. Teachers arranged an unusual program featuring M J Blandon on birds of Pennsylvania and Oliver Caster, G A P Veteran, recounting his Grand Army enlistment and service. Bruce Thomas also presented statistics on the origin of memo
May 25 report by Peruvian archaeologist Manuel E Flores describes a Tespass formula turning human bones into turquoise via heat and chemicals. Tubular ovens near Ayacucho, large terra cotta containers, gases and air feeds used, with minerals including cinnabe copper oxide and lapis.
A group of ten girls in Miss Signa Andersons class performed at her home last evening. The program featured instrumental solos and vocal numbers showing solid technique and expression. Mrs. C. A. Hillstrom read two poems and the event highlighted notable interpretations from Mary Helene Hillstrom, Harriette Anderson, and others.
Funeral services for Cecil Slagle were held at the old Virginia home at 83 East South Street conducted by Captain Nell Hood of the Salvation Army. Two hymns were sung during the rites and interment followed at McCray Cemetery with bearers from the Stanford Hare Company. Attendees from outside the city included A Holman Jamestown Miss Wisn Morrison Robs Brewster Warren and Mrs Pearl Anderson Union City. Leo Hoylen returned home from a business trip to Schenectady and nearby towns.
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