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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1934
Page
3
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The Philadelphia Record endorses Democratic victory in Pennsylvania as a mandate for better government and warns against Republican disintegration. It urges responsive leadership, criticizes one party domination, and notes broad voter turnout and shifts as citizens reclaim governance.
Senators Wagner and Costigan plan to reintroduce an antilynching bill in Congress, with emphasis on public education and stronger resolve to stop lynching. Groups from the Virginia Council at Southern Women for Prevention of Lynching urge U.S. action and justice. A Methodist conference requests use of the Lindbergh law to prosecute kidnappers, while other groups share a firm anti-lynching stance.
An analysis reviews U S trade data showing September exports around 12 million dollars and imports about 122 million, yielding a 60 million dollar monthly surplus. It notes long term trends, wartime peaks, and the idea that volume of trade may matter more than a strict favorable balance. It discusses historical averages from 1922 to 1980 and cautions about theoretical balances and noncompetitive goods.
In Hawaii, voters rejected the New Deal’s sugar policy impacts, ousting Democratic delegate McCandless in favor of S. W. King. King, a Navy veteran and Honolulu real estate figure with Hawaiian and Yankee lineage, signals a political shift amid sugar quota disputes and local economic interests.
Hollywood studio officials faced a censorship clash over a scene showing undergraduates reciting the Lord's Prayer. To satisfy British rules, producer Vesse Lasky Jr drafted a substitute prayer about compassion and mercy. Director Irving Cummings approved using the new text for both American and international releases.
The column offers zodiac style guidance for Octavine with dates labeled as favorable periods and warnings against rash actions. It lists three favorable windows in 1935 and 1939 for business plans and promotions, and notes a cautionary period for dangerous deeds. A separate blurb reports a baby drowning in ConnHBAUt, Ohio, following a walkie and fall into shallow water.
The Opportunity Club hosted a silver tea in the Presbyterian Church gymnasium with flags on walls and at fifteen guest tables. The program featured vocal soloist Mrs Harry Spicer, reader Miss Catherine Hubertz, accordionist Ward Bliley, pianist Miss Sigan Anderson, reader Ms John Bo and, Jr. and a playlet Between Trains by Mrs J J Haight and others. Refreshments of sandwiches cakes and tea were served under chairmanship of Mrs R A Ott and assistants.
A fragmented account recalls Perry Akai a workers’ man of the city who struck a head in Columbus avenue and survived. Local sport notes report Oil City beating a high school team 10 to 6. Rail talks mention Buffalo division trains resuming via Lovells. Elks hosted an informal dance. a patent suit involving NaBone Copnet Co. looms. Local civic items mention a herd of forty Durham steers purchased by G B Wilcox, a supper hosted by Rufug Johnson, and L D West erecting hitching rails for rural residents. Belle Keim led a reading at the Readers club.
Paris fashion notes detail Mme Georgette Renal's pocketed evening gowns. The design adds mini pannier style pockets to free hands and reduce purse use, while maintaining silhouette. Critics praise practicality and elegance. pockets purportedly enhance waist appeal and minimize bag clatter.
New York critics see Coward and Fresnay in Conversation Piece a romantic comedy with music set in 1811 England. Cast includes Sylvia Lesuis and Moya Nugent with Arch Selwyn and Harold Frans lin producing. The plot centers on a French cabaret entertainer and a noble’s scheme, amid stagecraft and lingering melodies.
Tarrytown New York State park rangers investigate a thunder echo case tied to a treasure cave above Letterrock Mountain in the Catskills. Four men tied to a syndicate were arrested after drilling and blasting a rock crack, claiming a Morgan Library led treasure hints from 1690.
A voyage to Europe features Joseph Schildkraut as a Communist for a shipboard production, with Rachel Haitzell and a large cast delivering mixed performances. Notable names Conway Washburn Constance M Kay Josephine Dunn Margaret Wal lex Frank Marino Eric Wallencott and Gladys Feldman appear, while Baker and his vaudeville accordion fall short. Authors Samuel Ornitz and Vera Caspary bring literary clout but the show lacks cohesion.
Keating township voters favored a 28000 bond issue Tuesday to finance a new East Smethport school. The old two story wooden building will be abandoned due to its proximity to the Bush Hill road and has long been considered unfit for school purposes.
Mir and Mrs J Bergman entertained Amici Bible Class members at 11 North Center last evening. December 14 marks the fifty year milestone with a tent gathering planned by a committee led by Mr and Mrs J J St Pierre and Mr and Mrs Robert Davis. Rev Harvey Dorkum spoke on The Bible As Written by Those Inspired by God as light refreshments and social time followed.
The Woman's Benefit association outlined a benefit card party for Friday night November 16. Auction contract and five Humbdli will be played with prizes for high score at each table. Reservations to Mrs. Mary Patterson. After business, cards and bingo. awards to Mrs. Floyd Black, Mrs. Kathryn Young, Mrs. Nina Jewell, and Mrs. William Coons. Oyster supper served by the committee.
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