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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1937

Page

4

Island in the Sky and the Temple of Law at Constitution Day

A humorous political allegory depicts explorers on a cliff representing the American Constitution. Roosevelt Wallace and others joke about courts and dynasties while warning of entrenched minoritie s and the will of the people shaping public welfare. The piece notes the dangers of legalism and the need for understanding constitutional meaning.

Washington Grand Canyon Tag Wien Roosevelt Silva Supreme Court Wallace John Hamilton Paul Blade Senator Burke Nebraska Abraham Lincaln Oli Burton K. Wheeler University of Wise Cbents Shiva L Lman Sacs Register and Tribune Syndicate

Schacht Agreement and Germany in a Tumultuous Era

The piece reflects on Hjalmar Schacht stepping back as Germany faced Nazi ascendancy and economic strain. It cites Stresemann’s death in 1920 and Locarno progress, then laments Nazi fiscal policies, urging Germany to balance income with imports amid war preparations. The author notes impending political shifts and warnings from observers about economic risk and social ethics.

Schacht Corman Gustav Stresemann Germany Une Une Hitler Hjalmer Schacht Reichshank Schecht Lohgekt Germany Hall Tate Rentities Inicome Outeo Inipork Materials Srl Gaeving Birendts

Roosevelt Speech Set Tone for Party Clash Said to Favor Slower Methods

Charles P. Stewart reports that after Roosevelt’s Constitution Day speech, politicians from both parties view the President’s approach as unchanged and firm. Critics expect reprisals against opponents, while supporters see his plan as too slow and seek faster adjustment by the political process. The piece notes Copeland’s New York nomination setback as a potential factor in White House confidence.

Charles P. Stewart Central Press Washington Roosevelt Congress SUL Ougettt Royal S. Copeland White House

Fragmentary remark on U S stance and alliance choices

A fragment discusses America keeping a cautious line and avoiding active alignment with fascist regimes. It suggests the nation refuses to imitate or join Germany Italy or Russia and hints at international policy posture. The text implies a preference for nonalignment in the face of rival blocs.

Italy Germany Russia

Clark Gable's lifelong quest to find Jack Bates

Hollywood gossip recounts Clark Gable recalling a chance meeting with Jack Bates years ago in Butte Montana. Bates bought Gable a meal and helped him hitch a ride toward Portland. Gable has since pursued Bates, who has since faded from view, with lingering hope of reunion.

Hollywood Clark Gayle Bates Wine Gtar Cable Cvary Inskru Gable Jack Pates Clark Gable West Coast Butte Mont Buddy Newrest Portland Ore Gale Jack Bales Texas Portianis Ld Salter

What U and agency issues pass ports

The fragment references questions about U and agency issues pass ports, hints on etiquette in planning, inviting an equal number of men and women, and advice styled as words of wisdom. It mixes incomplete phrases, names, and dated or instructional content without coherent detail.

Wrote He Detpp Describes Benefactor in Tangled Message

Fragmentary notes reveal a friend named Jack Tates fitting Cubte's benefactor profile. Reference to teaching at San Benils Dex and a married, settled life appears amid garbled lines, indicating an error in the manuscript.

Jack Tates Cubte San Benils Dex Salter

Paris Fashion Sleeves Dominate Fall Silhouette

Paris designers unveil bracelet length and full length sleeves as key details for the season. Fur trimmed sleeves, long fitted forms, and varied shapes from brilettes to palloon styles define the feminine line across houses such as Rochas Lanvin Schiaparelli and Molyneux with emphasis on harmony with the lady like theme and sculptured silhouettes.

Paris House Brilyere Marcel Rochas Schiaparelli Lanvin Molyneux Marnelle Landowska

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