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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1934
Page
5
Mrs C A Brealshon of Meadville Pa visits Philadelphia for a month with relatives. Kay and Ann Bell of Simnata N J transfer to visit their father, a P R R agent at Spartansburg.
Local social column lists many arrivals and departures including Miss Grace Motley from Erie visiting for the Junior Senior party with Charles Reed. Misses Ressler and Clark resuming studies at Mercyhurst College. Frank Butters returning to Pitt Medical College. David Glasser, David Benson, Howard Klepser, J W Dailey, and others visiting or traveling to Cleveland Warren Corsopolis Pittsburgh and Youngstown. Prominent attendees include Martha and Blaine Chapman of Union City and Mrs G D Heath with Mrs Fanny VanMarten. Local music noted with Keppel Tiffany and the George Weber Orchestra, plus a Junior-Senior banquet and Jamestown engagement.
The Empirem Oil Company entertained about 240 dealers yesterday afternoon and evening in Warren. Attendees from Corry included R H VanTassel and son Wrant K J Cady Lawrence Thomas John Cullen Charles Wales Jack Batcet Ghostie Hudson H Warner and son Crawford M Woods Ray Skiff and Willace of Spar tanspurg Leslie Donaldson Lon Manson and Ivan Hawkins of Bear Lake. Guests toured the refinery and dined at the Outing Club. Jack Ray and Leon Van Tassel, formerly of Corry, were among participants in the door show.
Kam J. Mezger, 18, of Western Reserve University, was placed on probation by Federal Judge George A. Welsh after confessing to writing fake extortion notes to his mother. The judge told him to stand on his own feet as the mother said the notes were a prank.
United Press reports that the House Military Affairs subcommittee backed open bidding for 100 Army planes under a 7.9 million Public Works allotment. The finding criticizes the Air Corps negotiated contracts as violating the 1926 Defense Act and urges competitive bids to obtain modern craft of superior type.
Egypt's crops include corn wheat barley and other grains. The pharaohs era marked a world leading cotton production, with long staple cotton a distinctive hallmark. the article highlights vast annual output and Egypt's pivotal role in global agriculture.
A new medical device uses a tiny camera to record the stomach in 16 sections, revealing early disease signs. Doctors note prior methods failed to classify cancer. the camera may aid diagnosis by showing whitish walls and early changes, potentially advancing gastroenterology. A Marble Collection Hobby in Portage features 300 pieces from around the world, tied to W. English, a former teacher.
The New York stock market moved inconclusively with only a few gains among low price issues known as cats and dogs. Louisiana Oil rose to 31 after a 1934 intraday low, while Texas Pacific Coal and Oil slipped fractionally.
Philadelphia April 4 A test case on the validity of the 1934 Gold Reserve Act was seen in the arrest of old gold dealer Charles H Bailly accused of buying gold coins as scrap. Bailly denied the charges and refused fingerprinting saying he would fight the case to the last ditch. Bailly’s arrest is believed to be the first under the new act in the United States.
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