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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1936

Page

4

We the People and the New Deal Economic Debate

In a frank analysis Jay Franklin Washington argues that Wall Street misreads Roosevelt policy, insisting the boom proves New Deal success. He notes federal relief spending spurred production, profits, and stock gains, while tax changes on corporate surplus and capital gains sustain market demand and investor confidence.

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Pennsylvania farm prices rise amid drought impact

The Pennsylvania farm outlook remains favorable as the state index of farm prices rose by two cents from September to October, contrasting with a slight national decline. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture notes drought boosted local gains while farmers face wage pressures and difficulties hiring adequate help.

Pennsylvania Federal State Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Middlewest

Travel industry growth fuels prosperity and mobility

The article argues that widespread travel demand sustains automotive and shipping growth. It claims 29 million vehicles exist in the country and 5 to 6 million more may be added next year. With better schedules, accommodations, and service, transport networks will expand, boosting business as people demand faster, cheaper travel and travel-related services.

Twenty Years Ago items feature gas price denial and local events

Twenty years ago reports from Warren say Pennsylvania Gas Co officials denied a price rise that would raise consumer gas to 40 cents per thousand. James Harden and wife offer city dance lessons from their East Main Maple block studio. Rex theatre reports the school days movie lost. J H King dies at home on First Avenue. Elk's Club dance draws crowd with Mess an Trim orchestra.

Warren Unis Pennsylvania Gas Company Biel James Harden East Main Maple Avenue

Safety devices needed at busy Union Street corner

A Corry city safety push cites three recent accidents at Union and Church, urging steadying measures including a high reflector highway sign and a pending street light installation. Officials push for protective devices to curb a sharp downgrade and hazardous curve, noting a recent spike in incidents and a potential fatality risk. Local civic notes: Boy Scouts canvassed for Corry Hospital patrons. Mrs. B. J. Lewis hosted a luncheon. M Brew traveled to Brie. B P Walte to Union City. Miss Florence McIntyre to Titusville.

Corry Union Church Resis He Selina Tiesaianee Tie City Meéd Coimeil Stepa

New Calendar Proposal Captures Global Interest

A proposed calendar system gains traction with scientific societies and businesses seeking simpler theoretical comparisons and reports. Advocates outline a 28 day month, weeks fixed from Sunday to Saturday, Monday holidays, and an extra year day at year end called Year-day. Critics doubt feasibility and alignment with existing practices.

New Island Reported by Moscow Soviet Expedition

Soviet scientific team aboard the firebreaker Satko reports discovery of an unnamed island at 81 12 N, 72 20 W. The landmass is described as a small isle with extensive shallow, shaly waters surrounding it.

Moscow Satko

Calendar reform debates persist amid global use of Gregorian system

Cumulated errors in older calendars made thang necessary. The Gregorian calendar is hardly the last one to be devised and reform is not imminent. The League of Nations is expected to call an International conference to consider it. Discussions will continue and eventually some agreement may emerge.

League of Nations

Victor McLaglen’s matchmaking weddings captivate Hollywood

Hollywood gossip recounts Victor McLaglen arranging weddings for five couples over eight months at the Victor McLaglen Lighthorse center. The star promotes a courting style during social events, boasting tickets to a downtown show while offering dinner and theater. He fears age taunts may label him “sissy.”

Hollywood Victor McLagian Mateuagker Migvaglen MidLagien Motagien Tye Pal McLagien Tim Sissy

Mason Dixon Survey Halted By Indians Story

Pennsylvania Scenic and Historie Commission recounts the Mason Dixon Survey halted by the Catawba Indian Trail near Morris. The boundary line between Pennsylvania and Maryland was being mapped by surveyors Mason and Dixon before the halt and eventual completion by others.

Pennsylvania Maryland Mason and Dixon Mb. Morris Heng Ribhten

Paris Styles Their Hair in Modern Velvet Coiffs

Paris hair experts describe a new season with short brushed back styles, simple sausage curls, and soft waves. The trend favors workable perms with brief processing, while tall hats remain fashionable. A one-sided part and single rolling curl dominate the look for winter.

Paris Greta Garbo Beason Amosth

One Minute TaBt Summary From a Puzzle Packed Page

A fragmented clipping presents a mix of sailing terms, insurance policy questions, geography prompts about Sudan, etiquette hints, a quote about taste and intellect, and a playful horoscope fragment. It weaves trivia and social tips with literary snippets and birthday notes.

Sudan

Books in Review: Duryeh and Many New Works in Fall

A sprawling catalog review lists Jaroslav Duryeh’s epic The Destent of the Idol and a parade of titles from Green Circle Crime to Scribners. It highlights battlefield figures like Wallenstein and Gustavus Adolphus, plus romances, travel tales, and biographical studies by authors including Kathleen Moore Knight, George Gibbs, Virginia Rath, Fulton Guesler, Billy Bryant, and Tex Rickard.

Jaroslav Duryeh Lyneton A. Hudson Dutton Europe Gustavus Adolphus Albrecht of Wallenstein Duke of Friedland Punt Troja Robiance Trapahery Durych Destiny Wallenstein Green Circle Theodore Predenbursh Corsica Kathleen Moore Knight Appleton Century George Gibbs Random House Liddell Crime Chile Virginia Rath Merton Guesar Holy Land Farrar & Rinehart Fulton Guesler Vivitt Guord Palestine Morrow Henri Weiner Les Furman Billy Bryant Bobbs Mervill Karliay Kelm Bobs Merrill Jamies C. Wilson Africa Liveright HO Actin Hisory Ram Sinhad Captain Cook Scribners Wilt Yemex Marmmaduke “Dixey Ategrney Snes Harperal SS Es Margaret Cabell Bolf—Fox Old Virginia Albert Frankau Charles Dui van Dine Donald Burr Chidsey Stokes Tex Rickard Harpers Fannie Hurst Ifurcount Bruce L.M. Nesbitt Travey Doubleday Doran Walter Greenwood Irving Place Volktori Willan Wash Willams Okdomusicion C. Henry Frederic Mortimer Clapp

Fragmented catalog of postwar books and bios

A list of varied titles and authors drawn from a literary pages segment. Entries include The Riddle of Women by Joseph Tenebaum, Algernon Blackwood short tales, Sixteen British Trout Rivers by FW Pickard, Nursery School and Parent Education in Soviet Rugstas, Seven Ways to Make a Living by William Rade, To the Victor by Herben Byer, Jimgrim and Alish's Peace by Talbot Mundy, and a biographical portrait of a Jewish sage.

Lee Purman Joseph Tenebaum Joe Dutton Algernon Blackwood Patty Smith Hill Liveright William Rade Doubleday Doran Herben Byer Jimgrim Alish Ap- Pleton Talbot Mundy Palestine Dov Finkelstei

Star Signals Horoscope Fragment From A Dated Page

Horoscope fragment notes born January 10 through 90 with hints of stars influencing the day. Morning is varied, afternoon active, evening social. Birthdate November 19 marks expected success. Mentions March and April 1987 as active months and broadening life outlook through varied energies.

Genara Mie Negpis Shale

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