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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1933
Page
3
Washington reports detail mix ups as many new faces arrive in Congress and executive offices. Treasury Secretary Woodin, Agriculture Secretary Hyde, and other officials encounter imposters and unfamiliar presiding officers struggle with new rules under the first full session.
A British column surveys biographies on Andrew Jackson and Pancho Villa, with note on Margald Jamies and the planned two-volume Jackson study. It highlights James’s precise reporting, Villa’s human complexity, Wilson’s wartime presidency, and Cosmo Huynliton’s People Worth Talking About essays.
Alfred E. Smith former governor and Out-Jools editor wholeheartedly endorses the Roosevelt administration. He commends the new policy for boosting morale and addressing currency, government reorganization, veterans benefits, tax on beer, and farm relief. He urges swift enactment of emergency measures to capitalize on large majorities and public approval.
Wall Street leaders in banking and brokerage endorse the Roosevelt measure for stronger protection of bank deposits and investors. The act echoes the English Companies Act by placing major duties on officers and directors of firms offering securities, shifting responsibility from underwriters to company leadership to ensure accurate representations and increase oversight. Investors and the public see drastic reform as essential to restore confidence after months of abuse, with broad support from the financial community and suffering publics nationwide.
A sharp rise in British auto sales during the last business week suggests a nascent upturn in the economy. Industry officials report a sudden spike in production and deliveries that has puzzled manufacturers as they question the source of renewed demand.
The London Express notes a major British motor firm reports profits of 1,122,515 pounds and declares a definite boom due to restored public confidence.
A prose piece argues that large amounts of money are valueless when hoarded and out of circulation. It urges putting funds into bank deposits or high grade securities or into household repairs and purchases to create jobs and lower prices, claiming spending drives recovery and avoids charity.
The questions list names and roles in the town's past. It asks when Gleason served as postmaster, when Max Cameron held tax collector duties, when W. Y. Yates taught at the high school, and when Sandy Patton served on the police force.
Twenty years ago Chronicle notes record April 1 1913 events. Graduating class plans a Washington trip by special train. Local fires at North Gary plant and fire department upgrades are reported. A Corry hospital operation removes a crushed leg from a young Erie freight accident victim. Society notes include GNSC officers elected Miss Harriet Shaw president and Miss Lucie Carroll secretary. Local death of Ed Lindsey near Gerry. Flood views from Oil City shared by Don MacKenzie. Mike Shey joins Liks minstrels. Jewell Mount travels for the Biks home project. Salmon run praised at Aberdeen Washington with 568000 pounds caught so far.
Hollywood reports John Keister, a young Russian actor, finds Hollywood fame by avoiding Hollywood. He entered America with a Leaveling group, shuffled through the Selijjcierauts and the Alre guild project, then starred in the stage play Clear All Wires and later reprised the role for MGMs Seven versions. He then joined Warners for the film Captured with Leslie Howard and Paul Lukas, proving Bleifar's method of shifting to drama and stage can fast track movie work.
Paris society notes detail Madame Leclerc choosing a Worth wedding gown with shirred drape and long princess line. Her bridesmaids will wear bile chiffon gowns inspired by the model Lysare. A Plainsmen wedding touch is noted as a future moment of joy.
Misses Cynthia and Nancy Burrige aged 10 and 9 join their father Albert Fillings at the Armory polo grounds in Boston. The scene shows young players learning polo under their parent’s guidance in a family sporting event.
In Cattaraugus New York the village remains alcohol free after 82 years, founded on a 1852 deed by Joseph Plumbly restricting sale of liquor with each transfer. A 19th century case involving Andrew Tubbs ended with Tubbs losing land under the deed’s conditions.
Apr 1 Jamestown reports a committee of National Chautauqua County bank depositors formed to reopen a closed bank with federal banking authorities. John H Weight elected president. Charles Reilly Richard H Reading Edward Nord Marvin L Peterson named directors. Wright executive, Bailey secretary, Cawerdt attorney. Reading elected vice president Peterson treasurer.
Smethport residents protested water service quality and fire protection after January blaze caused heavy damage. Borough officials charged the Smethport Water Company with sanitary inadequacy and filed new rate schedules with the Public Service Commission, claiming pipeline limits crippled fire readiness and amplified losses.
Acting on a business leaders request Assemblyman Thomas B Wilton secured Major Lynn G Adams consent to set a state police sub station in Bradford Arrangements are under way to locate quarters for the troopers The move may affect the Kane unit as Bradford once hosted a state police barrack and the nearest station has been immune in recent years
Henry A. Lord sues Attleboro city for 1.95 dollars claiming snow removal work performed. case filed in district court seeks recovery of the amount plus costs. The filing dates and precise court action details appear in the district court records.
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