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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1936
Page
4
Paris reports velvet as the smartest material with varied finishes from velveteen to panne. Black velvet leads while greens reds and browns follow. outfits range from tailored daytime suits to dinner gowns and cocktail ensembles.
In Hollywood on October 8 motion pictures are praised for blending classical and popular music. Lawrence Tibbett and Arthur Treacher discuss classic versus popular divides in a film scene. Tibbett touts Toscanini and Duke Ellington among favorites and argues art is good art when it elicits emotion.
The column lists planetary vibrations for July 1 to August 21 births, warns of February 1987 risks, and cautions December 5 to 15 1936 accidents. It references Mormon welfare efforts during the economic crisis, noting church concerns with WPA jobs and food relief outcomes.
Philadelphia Record reports Senator William Borah of Idaho refuses to back Republican nominee Landon. Borah vows to stay focused on re election and criticizes Landon and backers tied to Wall Street while endorsing Roosevelt and New Deal policies. He warns millions of liberal Republicans may align with Roosevelt.
The survey answers: 1 The first three amendments describe rights of individuals. 2 bees are not native to America as a long established native species but were introduced. 3 locomotive tenders commonly carry 169 to 30 tons and vary by engine type.
The Bear Meadows State Forest Monument in Centre County hosts large balsam fir tamarack spruce and mountain laurel with diameters up to five inches. The 860 acre meadow area features rare rhododendron and carnivorous plants. Located southeast of Boalsburg on Route 322 nearby monuments include Detweiler Run Alan Seeger Joyce Kilmer.
The piece traces Mormon influence on New Deal politics in Utah, noting leaders like Reed Smoot and J Reuben Clark. It discusses the shift toward federal work relief, concerns among older church members, sugar beet payments, and the plan to remove eighty eight thousand church members from relief as unemployment rose, revealing a complex political landscape.
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