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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1936
Page
4
Paris styles reveal scarves in bright colors and patterns for tailored coats and sullas. Black remains dominant for winter, with vivid scarves, ribbons, and gloves adding contrast. stock scarves in bright hues are paired with black dresses and tucked into necklines.
Washington writes on the 1938 election shaping political geography with new "icey states" and a farmer labor coalition. He notes Roosevelt’s push to transform the New Deal coalition into a party, GOP opposition, and key results projected for Iowa and Pennsylvania, highlighting figures like Wallace and Lewis in a fight over party labels and regional power.
A horoscope notes birthdates between January 10 and 30 show stronger stellar effects today with morning favor and evening change. It warns against rash actions from January 2 through 10 and suggests sociable activities and shopping from January 5 through 7.
In Hollywood Cally Oct 22 motion picture electricians adopt the artist label as they hang from rafters wearing overalls and shaping light and shadow. Gaffers and cameramen spar over control while stand-ins acted out scenes for Jeanette MacDowell and Nelson Eddy as crews discuss a jargon drenched craft of lighting and mood.
The piece urges a straight Democratic vote as Election Day nears, warning Republicans seek trades to dilute Lan don support and push votes toward other GOP candidates. It emphasizes electing all Democratic congressional and state ticket candidates and rejects any deals for any offices.
The National Industrial Conference Board reports a rise in production in the first eight months but employment remains well below prewar levels. Hours per week increased from 36.6 to 40.4, boosting output, while many firms kept more workers than needed in a slow market. If demand holds, more workers will be absorbed. otherwise pressure grows for longer hours or price cuts to spur consumption.
A noisy collage touts destinations and wonders from the French Riviera to the Great Wall of China and New York skyline, inviting readers to imagine ideal trips. It also notes travel as a winter pastime and mentions a dust mask invention for Navy engineers and safety against inhaling sandblasting dust.
Answers reveal chess uses thirty-two pieces, Senator Norris hailed from Nebraska, and the voces of a mint quartet are first and second tenor. The etiquette note advises brides acknowledge gifts in writing. Livy quote notes consequences from trifling causes. Horoscope mentions possible many friends but few loyal ones.
Navy officials noted a new lightweight air mask designed to protect workers, especially sandblasters prone to silicosis. Testing showed 75 of 100 applicants benefited, with adjustable airflow and valves. While inspired by gas masks used against poison gas, the device aims for peaceful protective uses rather than warfare.
OCUEVELLAND Oct 24 The body of Daniel Bourke 24 of Victoria Harbor Ont wheelsman of the Land Merchant, missing since Saturday night when nine per sons died, was recovered by the freighter Liberty ten miles off Walport Harbor. The body was found in a life belt and identified by Walter W Edington shore superintendent of the test ves sel.
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission highlights the Wolverine, the United States Navy's first iron vessel, sunk or resting on Lake Erie near Presque Isle. The 1844 ship features iron plates rolled in Pittsburgh and transported to Brie.
Erie County’s financial condition improved with a $71,223 refund from the state treasury. The funds, from gas tax receipts for the fiscal year ending May 21, 136, were credited to the sinking fund for road bonds five months overdue.
For 30 years the Wolver ine was the only armed vessel in the Navy on the lakes. The original engine is intact and was in operation until 1926.
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