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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1937
Page
4
A fragmented rail of text discusses stock market decline through October 19 1937 and the outlook for national income. It cites economists opinions on production drops and suggests a cautious recovery path with potential prosperity by 1939. It notes steel output, capital flow, and policy debates while offering general economic observations.
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues two schools clash on stock swings. Prices under Roosevelt policy boosted demand but squeezed incomes. now rising prices deter consumption and jobs, risking a stagflation-like stalemate as Congress debates remedies.
Hollywood stars report receiving gifts from fans throughout the year for birthdays Christmas and anniversaries. Items range from jewelry and clothing to sporting goods books and records. Notable recipients include Robert Taylor Clark Gable Eleanor Powell Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney with gifts reflecting personal hobbies and interests.
The text lists quick questions and partial answers on topics from ambassadors at Mege to European mountains and the Chicago fire. It also includes etiquette notes, a dated horoscope blurb, and a fragmentary answer line referencing Norman Davis and locations with a stray 1871 date.
Social science teacher Walter Hi Mohr of George School Ess County testified before the State Publicity Commission about Pennsylvania’s scenic beauty. He and a student spent six days exploring Old Portage and South Penn railroads covering 750 miles across 20 counties, praising the state’s marked safe drinking water.
A scrambled collection notes on paper production lumber use and various misc items. It mentions vitamins and metals, a historical reference to a religious Japanese temple, and a vague allusion to political figures and parties.
Historian Jay Franklin recounts a 1987 Fraudster era debate on government action and the New Deal. It notes how critics praised inactivity while Roosevelt urged urgent measures to avert a depression, contrasting public opinion with rising sit-down strikes and judicial reform talk. The piece brandishes the Tory do nothingism as a failed strategy and warns against ignoring dire economic signals.
Marlene Dietrich and Constance Bennett shopped Paris Paquin for costumes for personal and film use. Dietrich’s outfits include a triped lame evening gown with royal purple velvet, a fitted bodice gown, and a gray wool sports frock with a tailored look. She also selects a three-quarter coat in death-leaf brown wool with tweed, a bares quarter length cashmere-like coat, and a high-necked black velvet dinner dress with silver buttons.
A 1917 clipping notes events on the Buffalo and Pittsburgh Division strike ending with workers beaten but ready to return to work. It mentions a railway accident injuring Dandyons, a Lyric Theatre reopening, a deal involving A.C. Lyons and Franklin, and various local society items including Red Cross leadership, travel, and fashion notes with references to era attire and designers.
Berkeley California The all Greek and Latin Athenian school of peripatetic philosophers may be succeeded by a trailer school. Dean Guy S Millberry of the school of dentistry has agreed to obtain a trailer to meet constant demands for lectures.
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