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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1936

Page

4

Hollywood Writers Praise Kipling's Screen Potential

Nov. 4. Hollywood producers increasingly seek past literature for screen material. Gene Markey and peers hail Rudyard Kipling as a master storyteller whose prose and verse offer enduring cinematic value. Plans target adaptations of Wee Willie Winkie Captain Courageous Kim and Gunga Din while Kipling’s influence is seen as a lasting source for film dramatists.

Hollywoon Ax Motion Plete Gene Markey Die of Hollywood Monkey Hollywood Rudyard Kipling Markey Kipling Goveen Filmi Ag Tim Mauitey Wee Willie Winile Kim

Roosevelt Victory And New Deal Endorsed By Nation

A public endorsement of Franklin D. Roosevelt and his New Deal is proclaimed as a historic triumph. The piece lauds Roosevelt for overcoming economic depression, notes broad support across the country, and highlights Pennsylvania’s Democratic sweep shifting power from Republicans.

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Remarkable Victory As Corry Democrats Rally

Corry Democrats celebrated a strong victory for the Roosevelt Garner ticket, sweeping the election with a large plurality. The local party focused campaign momentum and support across wards, signaling broad backing for the New Deal at city level.

Corry Votes Break Records in Presidential Balloting

Corry reported a record turnout with Roosevelt leading at 1607 votes, Landon 1379, and Lemke 193. Crosby topped the Democratic ticket in the city, while Gilson beat Ziesenheim for the town council race. A tuberculosis hospital referendum passed statewide but failed locally in four precincts. Weather and local irregularities caused some delays. no disorder occurred.

Corry Vicesday Palla Roosevelt Landon William Lemke Union Party Charles N. Crosby Lemker Townsend Samuel L. Glisin State Senate Alwin W. Bean Union Tost Gilson Joseph R. Ziesenheim Beach Erie Corry Hersohs

Pundit from Upper Michigan Promises Two Hire Outs

A convoluted fragment suggests Charley from the Upper Peninsula markets two machine operators for unspecified work. The article references Medy as a hardboiled monitor figure and mentions Chippers Wealther as a weather prophet, with unclear dates or places.

Charley Wis Kitt Phophet Upper Michigaiy

Christmas Club Savings Drive Boosts Holiday Spending

In the coming weeks 1,083,509 depositors will receive 48.87 million dollars from Christmas Club savings accounts. The plan shows 117,013 more accounts this year with an average balance of 41.24 dollars. Most funds will boost department stores grocery shops and specialty shops while some will stay in regular savings or cover emergencies.

Red Cross Highway First Aid Stations Reach Nationwide Network

Safety workers focus on highway fatalities where injuries dominate. About 1.25 million people are hurt severely, many crippled for life. The Red Cross has 2000 fully equipped highway first aid stations along major routes, with volunteers receiving special training. Annual November membership roll call seeks stronger support for wartime and disaster relief services.

RED Cross American Red Cross

Is Epilepsy Inherited and Curable

A garbled text segment asks whether epilepsy is inheritable and if it can be cured. It appears to reference an editorial division and various misread identifiers, offering no clear scientific facts. The readable content is insufficient to determine a medical stance or provide guidance.

Star Signals November S Horoscope Selections

Horoscope notes December era: those born July 21 to Aug 21 see vibes guiding today. Focus on clerical tasks evening. Avoid extroverted actions and certain company. November 5 birthdates plan strategic moves with changes likely June to November 1987. Travel advice urges caution. Heed relatives and neighbors. travel may benefit.

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Paris styles parade elaborate gowns for dinner wear this season

Nov 1 Paris report highlights gowns and deshabille outfits that blur dinner wear with formal outer pieces. Green satin sheaths, sheer coats, and low cut decolletes feature elaborate trims like tulles, laces, and transparent fabrics.

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Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Flex 1916

Recap of events from November 4 1916 includes Rev Frederick Baker heading to Centerville for two weeks of meetings Dr Ross Clayson sustaining a serious eye injury at a radiator plant while testing new castings Captioned Hatch building pupils completing drill routines County dairymen organization plans a Wattsburg meeting Henry Kennedy injures his arm cranking a car while helping build a Westfield theatre Mr and Mrs Guy Hurlbut and Mrs Dutton members drive to Warren Mrs Harold Arnold and Miss Myra Dunham travel to Jamestown last night

Ross Clayson Henry Kennedy Westfield

One Minute Test Answers From A Quick Quiz

Niagara Falls sits on the Niagara River. Blood travels through veins and arteries but arteries carry blood away from the heart and veins return blood to it. The geyser named for regular eruptions is Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park.

Niagara Falls

Early settlers harried by Redmen near Yellow Breeches Creek

The tracing post Wes at the mouth of Yellow Breeches Creek in the county’s northern tip was founded in 1727 by Peter Gtartier a French Canadian. Early settlers faced severe harassment from Redmen during the French and Indian War.

Yellow Breeches Creek Peter Gtartier

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