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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1934
Page
3
Late 1920s Review of Burnett and Other Works
The column surveys W. K. Burnett’s backward telling of a frontier saga featuring Walt Hannum with a rise to industrial power and a brutal, rowdy road to wealth. It also covers Gerard Heard’s The Marrying Years and Robert Gordon Anderson’s The Tavern Rogue, plus Magnus Hirschfeld’s Sexual History of the World War, noting style, themes, and audience appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Burnett
Burnett
Walt Haraum
Tor
Walt Hannum
Cowie
Arizona
Ohio
Midland City
Walt
Fiuainess
Steel Milla
Dofrank
Wall
Pisale
Robert Gorion Anderson
Farrar & Feinehart
England
Big Walt
Waller ‘Langlande
London
Muzaveth
Will Shakespeare
Ihil Marlowe
Tower
Elizabeth
Moving to Regain Our Foreign Trade with Cuba
President Roosevelt backs a reciprocal trade treaty with Cuba as the first of over twenty under new power. The pact lowers tariffs on Cuban goods and grants the United States similar reductions on American products. The deal aims to revive American agriculture and industry after years of export loss, with broad cuts on lard, corn meal, sardines, autos, and many manufactured items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
America
Congress
Cubs
Cuba
United States
New York State
Utah
Wyoming
California
Washington
Oklahoma
Ohio
Towa
Wisconsin
Race for House Speakership Dominates Washington News
United Free Press reports the race for House Speaker as leaders and candidates assemble in Washington. Joseph W. Burns of Tennessee fronts the field with Rayburn of Texas close behind, joined by Bankhead Sabath Rankin Green and others. The piece notes Green’s modest background, a bust controversy over Interior Secretary Harold Lokes, and public attitudes at the State Department with acting secretary R Walton Moore engaging reporters informally in Hull’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Freep
Washington
House
Joseph W. Burns
Tenn
Wax
Rayburn
Tex
William B. Bankhew
Als
Adolph J. Sabath
John J. Rankin
Miss
Robert A. Green
State Department
Cordell Hull
R. Walton Moore
Hull
Moore
Rewapaperifian
Governor Pinchot Faces Major Liberal Agenda Push
Governor Pinchot presents a liberal stance with a broad following built against old guard policies in Pennsylvania. He plans social and utility regulation, pledging tax relief on real estate, sweatshop abolition, better working conditions, constitutional revision, and utility rate curbs. A special session call has been delayed amid political maneuvering over three Public appointees and the Melion Grundy organization.
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Ita
Sincera
USA
Baloney
Joseph Hughes
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pin Jchot
Melion-Grundy Organization
Harvest party recalled from N T Club celebration
Twenty years ago on September 1 1914 the N T Club atights of Pythine held a harvest party described as one of the finest social events in months with many couples from town attending. Leonard McElroy of We Teil In y iieator Company suffered severe burns in an explosion at the NiRonn Cornet Co plant on Wirale avenue when attempting to remove a metal plug from a sulfuric acid drum a torch in use ignited fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerad Heard
Oxford
Liege
Aix
N. T. Club
Htaights
Pythine
Leonard McElroy
We ‘Teil In Y Iieator Company
Plithig
NiRonn Cornet Co
Wirale Avenue
Afarnoon
Improved wheat yields and seed varieties in Cowley County Kansas
Farmers in Cowley County study new wheat varieties from the State Experiment Station including Tenmarg which produced 20.7 bushels per acre beating Blackball by 1.6 bushels tests weight 77 pounds per bushel vs Blackball 57.8. Unnamed varieties performed higher but remain in tests. The piece argues for better wheat to meet global needs and notes land and crop value considerations.
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Cowley County
Kansas
Blackball
Fire destroys Miller farm home in Wayne township
Fire swept the Harley Miller residence on the Byron Raymond place in Wayne township early yesterday. The story notes an incendiary origin. Other items report railroad construction progress on the Buffalo division from Lovells to the city, local ministerial leaders named, and updates on public school enrollment and staffing as term opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Miller
Byron Raymond
Wayne
Duquesne Construction Company
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lovells
American vitality motivates praise of home life
A returning American journalist extols the advantages of life in the United States after months abroad in Europe and the Orient. He lauds plumbing, train comfort, hotels, and general cleanliness, while listing domestic ills as worse overseas, urging resolve, kindness, enterprise, and strength to counter gloom.
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United States
Ameren
Europe
Orient
America
New York
Reaping the Whirlwind Reflects German Propaganda Policy
A 1930s op-ed argues Germans push anti mercy rhetoric to justify hostility toward allies. It cites Nazi indoctrination and Hitler Youth propaganda urging a break from Christian ethics. Reports of wartime shortages include whale oil for butter alternatives and rationed goods signaling economic isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adont
Germany
Hoppe
Watherland
Twentieth Century Pictures scales up with new slate
Twentieth Century Pictures plans a budget of 6.5 million for the 1934-35 season, aiming to surpass earlier hits. Vice President Darryl Zanuck outlines ten specials of major scope including Wollies Bergere and Clive of India, with Douglas Fairbanks possibly headlining the tenth, while noting no alarm over Legion of Decency concerns. The studio showcases a strong star lineup featuring Arliss, March, Young, Bennett, Cohan, and Wray and continues loaning players from rivals.
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Hollywood
Twentieth Century Pictures
Darryl Zanuck
Zanuck
House of Rothschild
Barnum
Cardinal Richelieu
Rea Gap
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Zannuck
Legion of Decency
George ‘Arliss
Frederic March
Loretta Young
Constance Bennett
Ronald Cohan
Fay Wray
Youth Held In Assault Cases In Kane County
A youth identified as Rugeiers was held without bail in McKean County after a Friday hearing before Justice Emil Stenger on assault and assault and robbery charges. Police traced the case to two or more Kane women, with identities withheld, and the investigation continues as state and local police pursue further action.
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Kane
Save Nuggites
Park Avenue
McKean
Smethport
Justice of Leace
Emil Stenger
Rugeiers
Peate Stengerant
Jovat Polierr
Mse
Drunken Driver Pleads Guilty in Warren Court
Edward Ton sci of Sugar Grove pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence before Judge Arird Priddy in Warren. The case was continued until Monday for sentencing. The session included motions concerning Columbus township tax levy and other continuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Edward Tonsci
Sugar Grove
Arird Priddy
Hague
Columbus
Parisiennes adopt American styled shoes in Paris fashion
Paris fashion notes show Parisiennes, led by Sir Anny Blatt, praising American Walk-Over footwear for comfort and space for toes. They favor pierced suede, long vamps, and curved heels, shifting toward a more aristocratic line while French maids and matrons approve. The piece frames Paris as becoming American shoe conscious and comfortable.
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Paris
Parisiennes
Skye Conacalis
Anny Blatt
Star Signals Horoscope by Octavine
This horoscope notes illusion and secrecy for two weeks and predicts a favorable shift in prosperity. Starting today, birthdate suggests adaptability to most situations with a period from Nov 17 to Jan 16, 1935 bringing unusual experiences. Warns against deceit, lost items, liquor, drugs, and nervousness while urging spiritual pursuits.
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