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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1935
Page
4
The Journal endorses Stanley H. Nichols and Fred J. Weaver for City Council. It argues two years of politicized conflict harmed Corry and urges voters to elect independent, experienced candidates from both parties to provide stable, nonpartisan municipal leadership.
The piece contrasts past fears about government intervention with current calls for large scale federal aid. It notes banks failing, plants closing, workers laid off, and financiers seeking government action, while warning of overreliance on Uncle Sam and a precarious economy. It cites hunger marches, gold moves, and bank withdrawals amid a deep recession.
Hollywood Nov. 4 Gary Dodger recalls a lucky hat that spurred his rise from Iowa to Hollywood. He wore the hat until his first film contract and rituals before filming include placing the hat on his head and gazing in a mirror. He left Grinnell College for California after a quarrel with Doris, sought work in news offices, landed a Western extra job, then a lead in The Winning of Barbara Worth and later joined Paramount through a chance meeting. Doris, tired of waiting, later married Sid, son of an Iowa druggist.
Ray Mottarn age 19 from Spranile Mills Jefferson county was treated at Adrian hospital Punxsautawney Friday for a deep gash below the left eye after a small bore rifle bullet glanced off his face. He was resting on a log after killing two rabbits when a shot rang out. The wound did not injure the eye.
Paris designer Molyneux presented mid season styles with shorter sports and street wear lengths and evening skirts rising above the floor. Hats remained small and ornate with large bows while color favors browns amid a riot of shades.
General guidance notes favorable birthdate ranges February 19 to March 30. Predictions advise morning fairness afternoon good, evening doubt. March 1936 cited as best financial month. danger dates April 17 to 22, 1936. Socially favorable periods March 26 to 80, 1936 with help from a strange friendship from April through July 1935.
Mayor Patterson said police are probing two men who assaulted and robbed L I Brown of Philadelphia. Brown’s condition is reported improved at Corry Hospital. Corry directors discussed postponing the custer light plan. Joseph M Farce won county judge over A P Rossiter by 300 to 1,000 votes. City commissioners named Olds Brown Laurie and Bliss. Mrs G H Barlow and GR Rogers elected school directors. Woman suffrage amendment received strong support with 364 yes and 218 no. County assessors W Shields Stanford Hm Westley and B Porter elected. Fred Wheelock James Darling George A Nantes and Dan Mitchell elected constables.
Public sale scheduled for November 6 at 2 oclock, five miles south of Grand Valley at Enterprise. Twenty five pigs listed for sale. Auctioneer is Arthur Scouten, with K. Swab listed as organizer and contact.
A French Air France mail plane with four crew members vanished in Brazil while en route from Bahia to Natal before its regular landing at Maracelo. Vessels and coast stations were alerted as search boats scoured the South Atlantic for the missing craft after it departed Buenos Aires yesterday afternoon.
Detailing the liquidation of 16 percent of closed Pennsylvania banks under state supervision, deposits totaling $2,017,610 have been paid since January 19. Average repayment to depositors stands at 41.7 percent of amounts due. Dr. Luther A. Harr notes 89 banks with Reconstruc tion Finance Corporation loans have repaid $5,684,346 this year, 27 percent of RNC loans, reducing outstanding balances to $15,506,835.
Information from Warren describes three deer killed by teams between Warren and Saybrool in one week. Deer driven from forests by a forest fire were seen in yards between Tiona and Beantown on Tuesday night as urges groups of bucks and does appeared near homes.
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