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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
4
Paris fashions for winter reveal wide influence from Tilian and Italian Renaissance themes. Rich fabrics in red blue purple and must tones appear in flowing sleeves square necklines jeweled belts and Grecian drapery. Skirts stay mid-calf with split or draped detailing. evening gowns feature low backs with floral edging. trousers and wide-pleated pant looks appear in sports wear.
United Press reports in Washington that George Hanson, deputy consul general at Shanghai and later Harbin, was famed for shielding reporters from police in the Orient. He devised a dramatic escape for an American prisoner at Harbin by declaring him Hansen’s prisoner and keeping him inside the consulate with books food and liquor, avoiding jail and police intrusion.
Hollywood observer Frank Borsage, directing at Warner Brothers, argues that tears and suspense are as vital as laughs for box office success. He cites All Quiet on the Western Front and One Way Passage, noting tragedies can outlive comedies in audience memory. He also highlights scenes from The Big Parade and What Price Glory, insisting every film needs at least one tearful moment.
Corry Wiles plans a clam bake set for September 15 at Wrightsville Park as a major event. Reports mention a police car bell installation for patrols, rumors of patrolmen driving the wrong car, and a series of local notes on politics, sport, and social news including rifle shots and a real estate transfer.
George H. Warle, Pennsylvania's first Democratic governor in 40 years, told Milwaukee Young Democrats that Hoover era trade policy drained the Midwest and risked war. He praised Roosevelt’s wage and farm income boosts, arguing the New Deal shifts focus homeward and improves business across the country.
The piece compares the Pennsylvania Constitution to a worn shoe needing complete revision. It urges voting for constitutional revision at the September 17 primary election, urging citizens to exchange old ideas for new ones and highlight the need for a firmer, modern foundation. It then discusses Senator Longs filibuster and the Senate as both forum and legislative body, calling for a balance between rhetoric and governance.
The page offers a dated astrological reading listing favorable signs for those born January 21 to February 21 and March 19 to April 24 1936. It advises church involvement, cautious finances, and rest during a upsetting period in late March to late April. It notes fishing as a hobby and mentions potential tiredness and a need to take it easy amid political advertisement text.
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