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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1934
Page
3
In a Massachusetts primary the combined four and two year vote share rose to 53 percent, signaling a shift toward the Roosevelt program. Despite a 1930s history of conservatism, the Democratic margin over Republicans reached 8,987 in 793,569 total votes as voters pledged fealty to the President and his reform agenda.
Democratic senatorial hopeful Joseph Guffey denounces Pinchot led attacks as politically motivated. He cites investigations, grand juries, and dismissals under Hoover, asserting innocence and demanding publication of the district attorney’s motion to quash.
United Press dispatch from Washington notes a bustling day at the Post Office Department hearing on subsidy issues with about 800 attendees, plus a mix of weather forecaster Browne urging independent science for 1935 forecasts. The tour also highlights portraits, a courtroom burglary report, and a fashion tip.
A 1914 column notes North East high school football travel by auto, officers of the Sixteenth Regiment meeting in Mealville, a chicken coop theft on West Wayne street, Frank Lindquist selling his Tara ph Baker Hillio, and industry optimism after eastern business reports. Also mentions Supt John T Hatech preparing for a new euti fire, the former M. church move to Maple and Washington, Vance C McCormick’s governor bid, and H B Stott’s narrow escape south of the city after Overland crash. assailants fled as the car descended Oxbow mill.
Grange No 55 met Saturday evening with good attendance. It was noted Corry Grange plans a winter benefit play for the Emergency Relief Fund. An impromptu program featured by Mrs Nina Jewell due to the lecturer's absence included a vocal solo by Mrs Kofiner and a discussion on serving apple pie for breakfast.
The Massachusetts primary results indicate voters favor continued national recovery programs. Lieutenant Governor candidate Gaspar G Bacon led the Republican effort while Democrats outpolled Republicans for governor with 439,778 votes to 353,794, a 25,887 advantage signaling a political shift over the past four years.
John Edgar Hoover leads a Washington based investigative unit that relies on scientific methods and legal training. He emphasizes teamwork and education, crediting fingerprinting handwriting chemistry and lab analysis over old school confessions in solving Dillinger Lindbergh era cases.
Margaret Lindsay recounts fooling Hollywood by posing as an English actress during a visit to London. While starring opposite Warren William in The Dragon Murder Case at Warner's, she feared exposure after an Oxonian accent misled Diana Wynyard and Clive Brook. She says the prank nearly ended her career, and she learned from listening to native speakers to mimic their English.
A Paris fashion note from St Moritz describes lighter skirts than coats or sweaters, with white linen blouses and turkey red shirts paired with brown jackets. The scene features elite visitors from Cairo, Alexandria, and Sursocks, Khayaks, moving later to Paviera, Paris, and London as the season ends.
The horoscope notes conflicting planetary influences in October with warnings on fires wind and air travel. It mentions sectors like electricity banks clergy courts and government under planetary rule and urges caution while encouraging dancing and spiritual development with several dated periods of financial change and danger.
Four orphans including three sisters and a brother, separated after their parents died, were reunited in Dodgeville after being adopted by relatives and living in New England and Canada. Adelard Gangnon and his wife organized the gathering.
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