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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1933
Page
3
Business leaders' forecasts in steel, metals, cement, machinery, meat products, flour, textiles, department stores, shoes, and leather suggest improving conditions. Confidence rises despite lacking hard figures. overall trend points to an upturn underway across multiple industries as first-week reports show renewed optimism.
The piece discusses leadership as a practical, selfless pursuit led by a capable woman. It emphasizes vision, courage, and the ability to marshal forces for the public good, warning against selfish motives. It asserts leaders must understand human nature and modern social systems to gain respect and sustain a following.
The piece notes a sharp rise in arson over the past year and a half, prompting insurers to delay payments for sixty days to investigate suspected cases. It warns that increased arson threatens property owners via higher premiums and urges stronger action against fraud, highlighting the burden on policyholders and carriers alike.
District Deputy John A Hust of New Castle installs new officers at Corry lodge B F C Wks W W Morgan ridge takes office as exalted ruler. An enthusiastic meeting of the local buildings and loan association is held with steps planned. Large sale of high class five steal horses at Lindsey home. High school boys plan a first class rack team for spring. Miss Adda Wetmore returns from Montana. Cotton fashion notes from Paris April 4 1915 describe Molyneaux outfits with fox trim and sporty coats. Dr Finks lectures at Presbyterian church then travels to Garland for tonight’s talk. Traveling men report a severe electrical storm near Youngsville and Irvine.
Aaron G Bagg of Holyoke reports identifying 247 bird species, with 12 already in Massachusetts. A separate item notes a letter addressed to Mouse in Caribou Maine, sent to a local resident, prompting investigations by postal authorities over the ambiguous town name and related mailing routes.
Hollywood observers list a parade of names from film and theater, noting Antoinson’s early aspiration to be an obstetrician, Diana Wynyard at Garbo’s dressing room, John Barrymore in a singing role, Lee Trung with a hand grenade wound, and other celebrity tidbits. The jumble reflects a glossy page of entertainment notes and personal lore gathered by a United Press correspondent in Hollywood.
United Press reports a scene at a five and ten store with Mrs Alleé Roosevelt Longworth and her granddaughter visiting the Capitol. The piece notes a beer bill struggle in Congress, a change in prohibition leadership with Major A V Dalrymple as head of the Prohibition Bureau, and remarks on office decor and routine in the new setup.
Tony Ghadio remembers Broncho Billy Anderson Essa Meys big western star Pearl White queen of the Verials Florence Tigne Vitagraph girl Florence Dayrenne Biograph girl Margaret Fischer Universal girl Douglas Psirhanks New York stage star in a nostalgic look at early cinema legends.
New 50¢ size Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets for Women claim to relieve and prevent disorders, address the cause, and offer permanent relief with persistent use. No narcotics. Sold by all druggists.
New York April 4 The naval airship Akron largest air vehicle ever sent aloft faced repeated misfortunes since christening on August 8 1921 The sabotage plot by Paul F P Kussay Austrian naval officer led to attempts to weaken the structure and damage controls Officials claimed inspection systems were foolproof The ship took its first flight September 28 and carried 119 persons over northern Ohio before an accident and crew deaths at Camp Kearny The craft later joined Pacific fleet maneuvers and met further setbacks in testing and operations
A New York report details the Akron airship with volume 6 500 000 cubic feet length 785 feet maximum diameter 192 9 feet and overall weight 146 5 feet. It lists maximum speed 84 8 miles per hour cruising range 10 086 miles gross lift 102 000 pounds useful lift 182 000 pounds and eight engines totaling 4 480 horsepower. The craft cost 5 875 000 dollars amid doubts on airworthiness and ongoing criticism in Washington.
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