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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1935
Page
4
The text argues for lending money to people rather than financial institutions and criticizes a bankers embargo on government bonds. It notes public desire for prudent banking with private oversight and warns that private banking without public control risks depositors and the system. It questions why stock speculators earn higher interest than homeowners with solid mortgages.
A sweeping roundup mentions President Hoover era planning, the China Clipper mail flight with over 50 000 letters, Hitler’s Reich security efforts, Coughlin’s clash with Roosevelt, and relief and unemployment strains. It notes opera funding debates, Iran and Ethiopia tensions, U S trade watchfulness, and political shifts ahead of 1936.
Former president Hoover lashes the administration from New York, proposing an 11 point fiscal program to save the nation. Republicans oppose his nomination while party leaders doubt his fit to lead the ticket against the Democrats in 1936.
Col Leonard P Ayres argues that profits are growing more than output and trade volumes. He notes industry has cut costs and improved methods during the low mood, boosting margins. He warns of later moral and economic cautions to ensure fair wages and consumer prices.
An editorial discusses reciprocal trade deals with Canada and Brazil. It argues Congress and Parliament must approve Ottawa and Washington pacts, noting Brazil’s smaller agreement could boost trade in coffee and other goods. It cautions against harming home markets and urges balanced exchange and supportive lending for broader markets.
The convention in New Orleans heard bankers call for government to curb monetary intervention. Mariner 5 chairman of the Federal Reserve Board warned against continuing heavy state involvement in rates and money supply.
The Paris style note stresses that modern women wear distinct shoes for each outfit, moving from conservative daytime heels to tailored evening footwear. It highlights peasant influence, lower heels, square toes, and matching stitched details with Greece inspired draped gowns and pleated crepes.
A fragment claims Viollett oe Foason as the intimate substitute in a metaphoric theory about the universe. The text presents a panlogium style philosophy suggesting the universe is utterly ruled or unchangeably small.
Hollywood relatives who once swarmed around famous actors now stand on their own. Notable kin include Wesley Ruggles directing Claudette Colbert’s film, William DeMille sister Catherine and daughter Agnea, Beverly DeMille’s sister, Carole Lombard’s brothers Fred and Stuart Peters, Bing Crosby’s brothers Bob Ted and Larry, Gary Cooper’s banker brother, Claudette Corbett’s broker brother, Richard Bennett as Joan Bennett's father, and Roma Swarthout a New York piano teacher.
Forty member chorus from Beston University School of Theology represents one state and the District of Columbia. Members also hail from more than four colleges and universities across the country.
Historical write up notes that Bohemia in Wisconsin retains customs and dress rooted in Bohemian immigrant heritage. It describes how residents and nearby farmers pattern clothing and daily life after ancestral traditions.
A banquet for 350 people marked the completion of the new federal building with a brisk Armory reception. The old post office mail was moved to the new building at 12:30 a.m. News reports note Myron Jackson's hay wagon accident causing chest injuries. Ital ian greyhound Lady Jane Grey owned by C B Porter died from auto collision injuries. Anna McCarthy visits Erie. Milton H Van Dreasar ill at home on Brook Street.
Horoscope reads that those born September 13 to 30 are favored today with strong persuasive power. Morning very good for most matters. afternoon and evening offer fair and counting momentum. The 1933 birthdate section suggests prosperity and a brighter life outlook and potential travel this year.
Seven residents of Girard and nearby youths aged 17 to 19 were injured when their car overturned on Lexington Road four miles south of Girard while failing to make a left turn. Injuries ranged from lacerations to possible broken arms. they were taken to area hospitals.
A special order of hunting licenses reached the Erie County treasurer's office after the original 13 000 licenses were exhausted. Individuals seeking 1936 licenses must apply in person at the county treasurer's office or mail the proper application. county stores previously serving as auxiliary bureaus will not distribute licenses.
More than 200000 Philadelphians filled about 300 theatres for Brat legalized Sunday premieres. Rain, snow, and rail travel did not deter capacity crowds at key venues across the city as lines formed before the 2 pm opening deadline. Police removed individuals injured after a wreck near Girard, including Dr. J K Tannehill's office.
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