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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal discusses the looming relief burden, urging clear, practical action. It argues the government money is funded by taxes and stresses work relief as the best remedy when feasible. The piece calls for public works that are useful and necessary, avoiding grand schemes.
Senator Fess warns against alarmist views on the New Deal and urges action tempered by American pragmatism. The piece argues fear is destructive while steady effort improves conditions, noting Sinclair’s moderation as a counter to grand but impractical reform plans and the absence of workable implementations.
United Press reports the Department of Justice moved 5,000,000 fingerprint records and over 6,000 criminal profiles in 9,000 file cases to a new building on Pennsylvania Ave with tight security. The transfer, described as meticulously planned, safeguards the records against loss, fire, and theft. The Smithsonian notes a rare butterfly caterpillar rediscovery, and Mount Vernon reiterates strict fire precautions and holiday crowd rules for visitors.
A note from September 6 1914 recalls Sinclair's Chicago speech on poverty and idle workers. It questions his plan to end poverty by turning jobless into producers and criticizes reliance on magic to create riches. The piece weighs practicality and wisdom of his proposals.
Paris fashion notes highlight chest emphasis and tunics by Augustabernard. She crafts fabrics to create fullness only where desired with artful sleeve pleats and single-piece front blouses. Evening wear includes fringe gowns with dog collars and pearl sequins. skirts stay long with trains and ankle reveals.
This morning mood turns serious with a favorable afternoon for socializing and shopping. Be straightforward in encounters and cautious of fraud theft or poisoning during a period of unusual happenings. Financially favorable December 7 to 18 and socially favorable September 21 and 22.
In Hollywood Sept 6 a makeup expert advises men on mustache styling. He notes mustache proportions affect facial lines and nose perception, offering guidance for resembles to Clark Gable Gary Cooper and others. He suggests slender curves, high trims, or no mustache depending on face and waistline.
The Baptist Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Ross's home with eighteen ladies present. Mrs. Eugene Canfield led the devotional period followed by a business session. Miss Mildred Monroe spoke about Northwestern Bible School studies and Miss Frances Westley shared missionary experiences in Toledo.
James Wescout fifty five of Jerusua Corners near Titusville died in hospital after eating poisonous toadstools mistaken for mushrooms. Mrs Pearl Vanderhoof forty three also died after eating the same meal on August twenty seventh. Vanderhoof's sister in Corry reports several siblings survived. The couple had consumed the meal at Wescoat's shanty and were hospitalized that night. Vanderhoof was mother of eight and estranged from her husband who lives in Sparta Township.
Board approves Miss Glenda Gilmore of Grove City for Latin and Miss Annabel Day of Claysville for French along with Miss Florence Hill of Warren serving at South Street. Dr B S Africa reports 53 football candidates and school enrollment totals show 3166 students across Beatty and other buildings with about one thousand teachers in the district.
The S M Flickinger Co Inc announces it will sell Flickinger stores outright to their managers who will run each as an independent unit under the Red and White plan. The move aims to align with trends in independent grocers and could affect about 450 Flickinger stores in the Buffalo trade area.
Clifford presents a 25 person Musical Comedy Company at the Rex tomorrow and Saturday September 9 and 10 featuring eight vaudeville acts. Notables include Alice Mivani Radio Star Hal Bronson and the Rhythm Girly. Also on screen Roger Pryor and Heather Angel in Romance In the Rain.
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