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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1934
Page
3
The passage argues for strengthening farm and industry to reduce relief needs, aiming at a privately managed for profit system observed and regulated to safeguard public welfare. It questions who fears this destination as progress toward economic stability continues.
Washington report recounts a dispute over Article three paragraph two of Section four in the oil code. Roosevelt signed the code again after attorneys revised it, amid claims the missing paragraph impacted anti trust and unfair trade practices. Senator Tydings notes public misunderstanding of cattle killings during droughts.
The Parents Magazine Gold Award for best picture of the month goes to Adolph Zukor for Mrs Wiggs of the Dav age Fated. Norman Taurog directed with Pauline Lord headlining, cast includes W G Fiells Zisa Pitts Evelyn Venable and Charles Middleton. The piece notes a gender shift in animation credit with Lillian Friedman, a 22 year old New Yorker, securing a long term contract and full screen credit for Betty Boop and Popeye style work at $250 weekly.
London January 17 United States disarmament delegate Norman Davis and Admiral Wilkes H Stanley arrived at Plymouth for talks that could extend the naval limitation regime or deepen the arms race. Japan may denounce the Washington treaty as it seeks parity with the United States and Great Britain. The discussions will include the United States Japan and Great Britain and may shape the fate of the 1936 naval conference. A five nation treaty involving France and Italy is possible though they disagree on auxiliary ships. France has shifted fleet units toward the Atlantic.
Since women won the vote, they have driven turnout and party organization, seeing elections decided at the precinct level. The Democratic Committee embraced female representation in 1918, and women now field committeewomen to mobilize registrations and get-out-the-vote efforts nationwide.
The Journal offers space for Republican viewpoints during the campaign. A Word to the Wise urges Conservatives to oppose current spending and rising debt while noting food waste and taxation. It also speaks to Democrats about past hopes for prosperity amid policy upheaval and shortages.
About 1200 teachers and school staff from Northwestern Pennsylvania will attend the tenth annual meeting of the Northwestern Section of the Pennsylvania State Education Association at Oil City High School on Friday October 19. The program includes three general sessions and 20 departmental programs with speakers from Buffalo Warren and Corry. A sixth grade violin quartet will perform during the opening session and Rev T G Koontz will give the invocation.
A 14 year roll call of assassinations from 1920 to 1994 spans presidents and premiers including Venustiano Carranza, Michael Collins, Narutowicz, Obregon, Doumer, Tnukai, Sanchez Cerro, King Nadir, Duca, Mangelbert Dolfuss, King Alexander, and more. The piece notes narrow escapes such as Franklin Roosevelt’s near miss and quotes the Roosevelts on danger and fate versus duty.
The piece emphasizes the president's programs aimed at recovery across multiple fronts. It argues the New Deal embodies Roosevelt era prosperity ideals and seeks to deepen foundations for lasting recovery through broader plans and projects.
Newton J. Balens argues in the Saturday Evening Post that relief must be more personal and neighborly rather than distant government aid. He warns that remote relief undermines self-respect and promotes dependency, urging a return of relief duties to local communities.
Twenty years back a local man tied to the Pennsylvania Railroad hinted at a public sensation once full facts emerge about thefts by company employees and outsiders. A surprise engagement announcement at Mrs. A. D. Young’s home, and the first Corry Grange fair in the Keating building highlighted a day of community life. Local hunting reports, a doctor’s brush with a flying object, and a Pennsy inspection trip followed as the area pooled social and civic updates. A 92 year old Civil War veteran in Sandusky drove alone to visit comrades at the Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home, while Utah’s Ogden notes a long-standing residence of 72 years in a single log house remains, with only one room retaining the original pine logs.
Octavine’s column notes a morning of surprises and general good fortune for selling, with cautions around weapons, fire, and temper. It warns of a dangerous period from Feb 14 to March 12, 1935 and cites favorable financial dates in October 1935 and social dates in October 1934. A Cow Hung Self in Forest Grove. cow owned by GarI Johnson died by hanging in a cherry tree crotch, believed to have lost footing while reaching for berries.
Paris reports describe Jenny’s straight line pleatings and versatile coats for winter. Designers showcase pleated skirts, double skirts, and coats length varied with fur or velvet bands. Velvet evening coats feature ostrich feather sleeves, matching feather caps, white rayonne satin with pale blue accents, and favored fur trims in black silver fox blue beaver and astrakhan.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless remedy for coughs and colds. It claims seven benefits in one formula and promises a money back refund on the spot if symptoms are not relieved, highlighting no narcotics and approval by your druggist.
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