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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1935
Page
4
The market surges with strong cash buying as prices rise beyond earnings. Investors expect bigger profits, despite fears from new securities acts. With excess bank reserves and rising credit, a broad expansion may lift industrial activity, but stocks seem to absorb most of the money, signaling another major boom cycle.
President Ernest Hatch Wilkins of Oberlin College cautions students against signing any pledge to never go to war, urging careful consideration of implications. He argues colleges should pursue a cooperative stance with government on peace rather than binding pledges.
Thirty lines from the journal file recount incidents in 1915. Blakeslee to attend the opening of the new federal building. Boehm the brakeman badly injured at Brocton needing amputation. Rossette named Erie county judge. Armstrong killed in Youngstown. liquor dealer suspected of retailing. Howgard family arrival. hunting license to Cale Hall. Roosevelt saddle displayed in Deadwood museum. Bushong fracturing hip after 13 years on a newsstand job. college stance on peace urged as intelligent, not emotional.
Hollywood stars discuss public perception of film personas. Miriam Hopkins argues that audiences accept varied roles and that an actress can embody diverse characters without reflecting her off screen life. She believes true acting obliterates the actor’s own personality to fit the part.
The column notes that people born May 21 to June 2 are favored with daily mood shifts from morning doubt to evening good. It advises practical routines, hints at renewing old loves in May 1936, and marks February 1936 as a strong financial month. Cautions include a danger window April 27 to May 2 and a social upswing July 5 to 11 1926.
Paris styles highlight the return of the divided skirt with tailored lines that hide the division. Outfits pair suede chamois jackets with bright colored linings and turtle neck sweaters. Hats range from berets with quills to soft wool options, while Longchamps and Highwood ensembles feature fur capes and full sports coats in tweed.
Harrisburg November 9 The 63rd annual Pennsylvania State Grange session will meet in New Castle from December 10 to 12. The sketch degree occurs December 11 and a full uniform degree team will perform. Masters receive special forms November 15 to arrange delegate reservations. Henzley Baghshaw will manage delegate bookings. A separate Warren report notes an inquest into Mrs. Katherine Filler Skinner’s death.
Behind the News notes Milton L. Brown and others planning a new skating rink at the State Armory and the impending swearing in of successors to the Board of Education. It highlights Erie mayor-elect Charles Barber, local hunting traditions, Armistice Day drives, a city records revamp, and community events amid political shifts and civic chatter.
A single apple tree in Prederton, New Brunswick, is studied by agriculturalists as a marvel of modern tree surgery. This year the tree yielded more than 35 distinct apple types from its branches.
The New York department store chief forecasts national retail trade improving toward year end with a sales rise exceeding 15 percent over 1964. General Electric reports nine months through September profits for dividends at 60 cents a share, and Auto Association chief Alvan Macauley touts 1935 auto sales as best since 1929 with 28 percent gain in early 1935 earnings. Budd Wheel posts nine months ended September 20 profit of 560 598, De laired dividend of 7 cents on preferred stock for November 80. Budd Manufacturing nine months to September 30 earns 310 827, 5 21 a share on preferred stock, versus a loss in 1934. Underwood-Elliott-Fisher nine months to September shows net income 1 995 919, up from 1 850 187.
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