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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1936

Page

4

Town Notes and Plans Span Winters Activities

A miscellany of local items notes Company A planning its own skating rink at The Slate Armory this winter, disturbances near the P R R tracks, a man attempting PAVTUAGE Min NOL driving, church improvements, and political mentions. Also mentions a deceased resident ordered to report to the county registration commission, weather outlook, hunting bans, and local civic campaigns including sports and school athletics.

Slate Clair Ross Tremsirer Rie County Registration Commission Boyd Tim Parker Corry Puill Iby Pitt Stadium Totar Winen Panthers Notre Damp Ramblers Lawrence Berliner Newy York Wellsboro Grand Canyon Corry -Po- Uie Brokenstraw Airport Lewis Morrow Hinev Christensen Christy

Dirty Campaign Hurdles Public Mind in 1930 Election

A wide wart of political attack ads and misinformation marks the 1930 presidential campaign. Leaders warn of dimwitted tactics, communism and radicalism injected into the race. Voters are urged to resist intimidation and seek truth amid venomous propaganda.

Jad Inko Supreme Court LiWar Hector Rusiatua

Cost of living rise prompts wage earners concern

A period piece notes rising living costs and price comparisons. It cites a August to September wage increase of 0.4 percent and a twelve month rise of 4 percent, with a quoted April 1935 gain of 198 percent and other large shifts. The article argues higher living costs hurt workers more than white collar staff and urges broader view of consumer prices, wages, and industry impact.

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Leaders Disgusted at Campaign Tactics Across Years

Old line leaders condemn the present county group for mudslinging and vilification in the Fall campaign. They warn such tactics will lead to disaster and party revolt, and doubt any cleanups will succeed before the Nav­erker election. The split within the county organization widens as factions clash over strategy and leadership.

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Oil stalwarts and Democrats face muddled campaign winds

The text voices concern that stalwarts of oil and Democrats ignore a hazy mishap in the race. It suggests Joe continues to focus on distractions, while Republicans seem to offer little beyond vague promises to voters.

Agus Joe

Retail Sales Jump Marks Postwar Recovery Surge

Secretary of Commerce Roper reports retail sales rise percent from 1938 to 1948 and this year, with total sales reaching 49,790,267,000 in fas compared to 25,007,224,000 in 1933. Employment climbs from 3,483,052 in 1933 to 3,899,927 in 1930, payrolls up 28 percent, and 1948 figures hint at further gains across business sectors.

Commerce Roper

Paris Styles Wedding Gowns Converted For Evening Wear

A discussion on transforming old fashioned wedding gowns into practical dinner attire. The modern gown features a chopped train, bias cut panels, and a high round neck with long sleeves. Details describe ivory belt, fitted bodice, and a longer train for formal occasions.

Paris Livsar Legree Rte

Norman Poster Aims to Quit Acting for Directing

Hollywood star Norman Poster plans to leave acting within three years to pursue directing. He has worked on screen since age 17, with 15 years in film, and hopes to finance a sample production with his own money. If successful, he could gain a directing call from a major studio.

Hollywood Calif Rutof Norman Poster Positer Stealey Manhattan Baxter Thost Valia Hilt

Birthdate Insights for November Nineteen Star Signs

Birthdates between November 22 and December 22 fall under strong stellar influences today. Morning is bad, afternoon very hard, and evening puzzling. those born on January 19 are described as sensitive and advised not to exaggerate.

Tory Trorenitien

See and Know Pennsylvania Lincoln Highway Views

Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission highlights scenic Lincoln Highway views along Route 30 from Pittsburgh eastward. Notable summits include Laurel Hill 2684 feet, Bald Knob 2906 feet, Rays Hill 1958 feet, Sideling Hill 2195 feet, and Tuscarora Summit 2123 feet while noting long vistas into Maryland and West Virginia and occasional cars with many license plates at Grand View.

Pittsburgh Greensburg Laurel Hill Air Stoyestown Bald Knob Somerset-Bedford Grand View Maryland West Virginia Eitomor Biles Rays Hil Bill Ofice Sideling Bil Corsa Somib Ridge Reveala McComme Lising Fron Tuscarons Tihy Pul Fiat

One Minute Test 1 Answers and Quotes

The prompts ask which court allows cross state actions, define an indictment, and identify a ship quarantine sign. The hints warn etiquette phrases, wisdom adages, and a birthday note. The text mixes garbled OCR with dated references and partial answers from 1936 to 1937.

United State Appesite Sero

Democracy and power in crisis of constitutional interpretation

Washington columnist Raoul Desveraine argues democracy hinges on constitutional interpretation shaped by political forces, not just courts. He contrasts liberal American democracy with regimes led by Mussolini, Hitler, Stalin, and Franco, and stresses democracy as the political process translating average interests into rights while private privilege resists public right.

Jay Franklin Washington Raoul Desveraine Liberty League du Pont Liberty Letelle United States Tom Jones Mr. Thywackum Church of England Hitlera Supreme Court Grant Sherman Wpain John Marshall Roger Taney Signor Mussolini Hitler Stalin Franco Spain Toscow Soviet Union

Twenty Years Ago In Joyfal Files October 17 1916

A city show vote in eight industrial plants favored Wilson over Hughes by about two to one. A major fire at midnight destroyed a barn and damaged a dwelling on North Center, owned by Marl Gray. Mrs J RuGraves died at her West Peas street home. A fourth anniversary celebration was held for Mr and Mrs Langdon Rowe on East Wayne Street. Lynn McLean’s funeral was one of the city’s largest. Marvin Wight celebrated their fiftieth anniversary yesterday at the Hotel on West Irreubrick Street. Mr H Barker and wife marked their golden wedding anniversary. Mr H Carey and daughter George visited with relatives at Buffalo.

Corrage Nimrods Tone Towa Albertus L. Bivérling Princes A Shearer Unionity Jom Zee Bring Creek Brie John Zetweny Corry High Aluman Atletics Flocal Thomas Sallenbanger Waterford Uyer Erie Donald Hock Allentown Shiarney Pennsylvania New York Dickinson Marion Neff Youngsville Titsville Vickory Ralph Munsee Lanston Dallas Texas Californis Thomas’ Church Barney Brenfitti Bedgaport Wilson Will Hughes Marl Gray

Tariff warnings cited by GOP critic in Lancaster speech

Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace warned here last night that Republican tariff measures threaten farm exports and land fertility. He denounced efforts to block export policies and accused party leaders of promoting a policy favoring foreign markets while eroding democratic rights.

Lancaster Gel Henry A. Wallaen Republican Party Retin

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