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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1934

Page

3

Smartest hired man in Pennsylvania Reed record urged

The Philadelphia Record portrays Senator Reed as brilliant yet aligned with Mellon and Grundy, arguing his congressional votes favor corporate interests. It cites a long ledger of positions on taxes, child labor, unemployment relief, and the Teapot Dome affair to question his public-spiritedness and compare him to Governor Pinchot’s campaign.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Record David A. Read Congress of the United States Reed Shany Mellon Grundy Senator Reed Washington Meton Congressional Record Congress Senate Roosevelt Mellon Alminum Company of America Mellons Grundys Joseph P. Guffey Pote Gernor Pinchot

Power rates key to hydro project business appeal

Frank P. Walsh, chairman of the New York State Power Authority, tells the state planning board that lower rates stimulate business. He cites a projected $34,000,000 yearly savings for residential consumers in New York as part of the St. Lawrence River power proposal.

Frank P. Walsh New York State Power Authority State Planning Board St. Lawrence River Allied Electric Equipment Useaper Powe

United Press: McKellar may tour world on Philippine trip

Washington dispatch reports Senator McKellar and three other lawmakers were picked for a luxury worldwide junket funded by a Philippine legislature grant. Due to primaries and illness, seats for House members shifted, leaving four senators bound for Manila to discuss Philippine bill amendments. The voyage would return via Suez, with Monterey sailing November 13 from San Francisco. A $80 million potential saving for small users is cited as support for rate cuts. Civil War veteran Dr. C F Botkin, once thought dead, celebrates his 98th birthday in Estacada, Oregon.

United Press Washington Kenneth Melsellar D. Tenn McKellar Manila P. 1 Honolulu American Congress John N. Garner Henry T. Rainey House Rainey John McDuffie Insular Affairs Committee Carroll L. Beedy Ralph F. Lozier Joe L. Smith W. Va McDuffle Smith Reedy Lozier Senate Millard ‘Yslings William G. McAdoo Wal Ernest W. Gibson United States Suez Canal Mediterranean Monterey San Francisco Estacada, Ore C. F. Botkin Jim 1865

The Republican Side Seeks Elective Remedy for Federal Overreach

A state party voice laments wartime finance and asserts executive decree overreach. It attacks subsidies and price controls, claiming independence and initiative are eroded. It urges voters to back Republican candidates for U S senator congress governor and other offices.

Pennsylvania Republican Party U. S Congress

Star Signals by Octavine

The piece presents a dated astrological forecast with remarks on peace in the morning and favorable late day for clerical work and travel. It notes birthday guidance, discovery and invention, and a sequence of life periods including financial advancement in October 1935 and a danger window in July 1935.

Hollywood Fill Shop details star contracts and upcoming shoots

Walters and Universal plan screening tests for Baby Jane and Princess O’Hara as production shifts toward Europe. Night Life of the Gods and The Man Who Reclaimed His Head are in filming, with Alan Mowbray, Claude Rains, and Joan Bennett in key roles. Roger Pryor to co star with Baby Jane in Straight from the Heart under a long term contract.

Walters Stir Broadway Universal Penehine Universal Cuy Uille Rai OtHata Damon Runyon Dan Laemmly Suamunuil Princess O'Hara Europe Tlis Lowell Sherman Thorne Savi Alan Mowbray Florine Menv~ney Peggy Sharon Claude Rains Joan Bermett Lionel Will Fatwa Ludwigz Baby Jane Roger Pryor Pryor Doris Anderson

Paris Styles Parisien Dress Frock in Velvet and Satin

Fashion notes describe a Parisienne gown in black velvet with a bright blue belt and satin trim. The design features a rounded back, frosted brown lamb trims, and a frost satin collar and cuffs. Designer Timone is praised for taste and the ensemble includes frosted brown accents and a jewel-toned belt.

Paris Parisiennes Miranite Rogevienne Amit Neverse Timone

Imitation of Life director M Stahl’s 1930s film

The article notes the first role in Imitation of Life directed by M Stahl from Fannie Hurst novel. Claudette Colbert stars with Warren William. The film features Colbert as Miss Colbert’s daughter in an upcoming release slated for November.

M. Stahl Fannie Hurst Claudette Colbert Warren William Miss Colbert

Don’t Get Up Nights Over 40 Warns Advertising Claim

An old style ad promotes Bukets bladder laxative tablets in green form, claiming juniper oil Buchu leaves and other ingredients flush impurities to reduce nocturnal urination. It promises a 25c test, money back if not pleased, and links nightly awakenings to bladder issues with supposed guaranteed relief.

Keister

Corry Bridge Players Invited to Northwestern Counties Contract

The third annual Northwestern Counties contract bridge tournament will be held at Oi City on Friday and Saturday October 20 and 27 at the Arlington Hotel. The event is organized with the cooperation of the American Hinge League represented by R. E. Needhar. The program includes Friday afternoon games at 2 o'clock featuring women's pairs and Friday evening events starting at 8 o'clock with team play.

Oil City Oi City Arlington Hotel American Hinge League R. E. Needhar Anly Anni I

Deputy Game Warden to Talk on Rattlesnakes

William J. Scott deputy games protector of Bear Lake, Fla, will give a talk this afternoon at 4:30 on rattlesnake habits and bite protection. He will display a captured rattlesnake from near its home. An archery demonstration is part of the program, with a four-man championship.

William J. Scott Bear Lake Ms. Scott

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