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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1937
Page
4
A garbled report suggests wartime embargoes affect cargo insurance premiums for certain routes. It notes shipowners face new charges tied to cargo risk and that premiums may rise or remain for ordinary shipments. The piece mentions routes near Shanghai and Mediterranean theater dynamics without clear detail.
Hollywood fans swarm fansite events and star homes to glimpse idols, with stalker-style tactics and fake telephone numbers used to spy on celebrities. The piece catalogs ruses from disguises and doorbell peeks to dramatic schemes by admirers, drawing on names like Joan Crawford and Norma Shearer while noting industry guards tighten privacy as wartime measures keep fans eager and risks rising.
Records at Toledo's Museum of Art show that in the first seven months of 1937, 194,842 visitors came to the galleries. July attendance was more than 50 percent higher than July of the previous year, signaling growing public interest.
Sy LESLIE EICHEL analyzes Roosevelt's western journey as a high drama moment in world affairs. He argues the president frames democracy against fascism, contrasts with Wilson’s era, and questions the reaction at home. The piece weighs public appetite for a third term amid fears of fascism and calls for continued New Deal progress.
Answer notes J Edgar Hoover as the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It mentions Bayreuth festival and references a garbled item about a festival. The item includes a misrendered line about Haddie and etiquette hints. The text is fragmented and contains multiple unrelated prompts.
A scattered collection of notes dated September 22 1917 recalls local events. A. Wade’s legal decision involves alleged misuse of selective processes and a police case reference to city authorities. Senior spirits from the high school faculty held an informal party at Miss Bulved Crowell’s home on Center Street. Mrs Johnson of West Thurch hosted a pleasant shower for Mrs Gertrue Peltier. Samuel W Grathwall plans to speak on War Prohibition at the Presbyterian chapel on a street. Reverend J. W. Wilson on Mtapte Avenue marks the 8th milestone today. J. J. Riley returns from Titusville with business for the K K Sho conan. Miles Leta Cohen returns from New York with millinery stock for the season and an expert milliner engaged.
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture states Ireland cut farm tenancy from 60 percent to 3 percent over 70 years. In the same era Denmark sees tenancy fall to about 5 percent over 25 years.
Jay Franklin notes the New York primary produced a decisive defeat for Copeland and anti New Deal forces. He says LaGuardia leads in Republicans and Mahoney wins Democrats while Tammany Hall faces a split, forecasting LaGuardia’s strong November bid and Copeland possible independent run to split the conservative vote. The piece praises New Deal support and condemns religious and racial appeals in the campaign.
Coats for winter appear in slim sheath and straight lines with fox edging, full-length rose coats, classic nipped-in waists, and fur accents. Designers including Maggy Rouff Patou Chanel Rochas and Lelong showcase fur trim, velvets, pockets, and three-quarter coats with yokes, while double-breasted sport coats gain autumn emphasis.
The piece argues for a matured realism in municipal governance, viewing the New Deal as a continued cause driven by the will of the people rather than individuals. It notes a shift toward a collective effort shaping policy and public life across communities.
Two Harvard geologists conquer 47100-Foot ME in Alaska, the region's highest unclimbed peak on continental North America. The report surveys scientific feats and global context in a period of rapid industrial and colonially influenced science.
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