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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1934
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a game and names in unclear form. Readable items include a sports note and possible pass event with date not clear. Entities are obscured, but imply a regional game recap and player actions without coherent details.
A mixed column argues against blanket pension promises of 200 dollars a month for the elderly, urging rational proposals and local or national support. It also endorses recognizing Germany's equality to aid postwar order, referencing Jan Smuts and disarmament aims. Chester H Lang urges business focus on daily work over party politics, stressing productive employment.
Paris fashion writer notes youthfulness as universal demand. Georgette Renal uses silk and velvets with tweeds in clear reds blues purples greens browns and black and white. Her rise in three years marks bold, self confident style shaping Paris socially and sartorially.
Twenty years ago items from the Journal Piles dated November 13 1914 report Fred Zickendrath killed in Cleveland after a telegram to Martin Zickendrath. Warnings and events include marriages at St Thomas church and civic affairs such as road closing efforts, a new voting precinct discussion, a birth in Oil Born, a mule gift to Woodworth Bros, illness of Alex Harrington, Pennsylv a nia Railroad officials in town, a funeral at St Thomas for Miss Mayme Conn ers, and Charles Kinley installed as grand knight of Garry Coline Knights of Columbus.
United Press reports on Rexford Guy Tugwell’s European tour tied to a Rome conference and travel through London and Geneva. The piece notes Tugwell’s public appearances, wardrobe, and media labeling, while asserting political motives behind the voyage and denying official stake in the 1930s campaign.
Washington experts study making the temporary $2,000,000,000 exchange stabilization fund permanent to guide the dollar after the current monetary program ends. Morgenthan oversees the fund, with $1.8 billion in gold and $20 million drawn for operations. Britain operates a separate £2,000,000,000 stabilization fund to offset US actions.
Major N A Iniis, a former Canadian officer and professor, urged American businessmen and bankers to pool talent and look forward to solving West Virginia grain surpluses and farmer hardship. He blamed fear and inaction for slow progress and urged a bright public sign of Light Heat Power as a cure. Dr Nixon Ryan Box, Union College president in New York, criticized too many youths chasing college for all, arguing standards and fit matter more than universal access.
In California the Pacific cedar area endures heavy snow and rain for the third day, with 75 motorists stranded at the Tahoe Ukiah highway dedication. State snowplows battle drifts as winds impede rescue efforts, and a car carrying Gov. Prank Miriam breaks through a blockade amid worsening conditions.
Hollywood stars and executives name keepsakes they would grab first in a fire. Cecil B. DeMille would race for an antique car from The Squaw Man. Mae West cites her mother’s miniature. Sylvia Sidney would save a pocket ornament. Gary Cooper would save his bride’s gold jewelry case. J P McEvey would seize his bathrobe as the first item.
The column outlines a quirky forecast from Octavine with scattered guidance. It notes energetic mornings, depressing noons, social afternoons, and a cautious evening. It mentions a roughly Oct 2 to Nov 1985 period with fluctuating conditions and warnings about travel favors and demeanor.
Franklin November 19 District Attorney Maurice F Breene launched a county wide drive to prosecute untaxed liquor sellers. He urged City Police State Highway Patrol and his office to report every instance of untaxed liquor find arrest possessors and seize liquor. He said county action marked a new effort to curb bootlegging in smaller counties.
Mrs. H Stenman wife of Henry Stenman of Spring Creek Township died Saturday evening at home after three years of illness. She was fifty. Survived by husband, father Philip Weener of Spring Creek, daughter Mrs Gertrude Smith, son Philip Henry of Spring Creek, and nine grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at her home, with interment at West Spring Creek Cemetery.
Harrisburg dispatch reports a Pennsylvanian Motor Federation AAA warning about carbon monoxide dangers in closed garages and in cars on the road. S. Edward Gable urges open windows or stopping to ventilate, notes tests show CO in many autos and outlines steps: move patient outdoors, begin artificial respiration, administer oxygen, keep warm and rest.
Yokyo dispatch reports Sergeant Honda of Gamma prefecture attempted suicide after a misdirection during Emperor Hirohito's visit to Macashi. The imperial code demands death for endangering the sacred body. Honda stabbed himself but survived with medical aid.
An old advertorial touts Creomulsion as the fastest and surest treatment for a child’s cough or cold. It claims the product emulsifies creosote with six other medicinal elements, notes no narcotics, and offers a money refund if relief is not achieved.
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