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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1934
Page
3
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Jones
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Twenty Years Ago Highlights From The Journal File
A look back to April 17 1984 reports the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Robert A Patterson at the North Center street home. Hospital graduates attended a banquet at the Roheins Hotel with a welcome to the new class. Municipal Club members held a banquet and smoker at their Payna Building, adding six new members. Railroad workers recovered papers from the Ml? Village post office theft. Local angler Joly Hiderkein enjoyed a productive day catching trout. Mrs W A Steen was seriously ill but improving. W W Blair plans improvements to a new storeroom at West Main and Spring. Cory High School varsity baseball at Warren tomorrow. Home game today canceled due to rain.
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Robert A. Patterson
North Center Street
Municipal Club
Payna Biliding
Back to Farm movement urged by CW administrator
Fred W. Butler, CWA administrator, proposes using unused dry land in Armstrong County to place 400–400 acres for part time farming. The plan aims to provide food for 9,000 Armstrong County families and make relief cases self supporting by returning them to the land under supervision. Lawr ence Westbrook suggests surveying waste land terms to adopt suitable plots and methods for spring to winter yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaptanning
Fred W. Butler
CWA
Armstrong County
Erle H. Biddle
Butler
State College
Caue
Siper
Lawrence Westbrook
Butlee
Armstrong ‘County
Youths Close Call In Crash At Coefields Corner
April 17 a presumed Allegheny College student narrowly escaped serious injury when his car missed a turn at Coetields Corner and struck a guard wall. Police chased the vehicle from Oil City Reno road to Rocky Grove, the driver arraigned for reckless driving and refusing to stay. A hitch-hiker aboard was uninjured and frightened. SIN REMOVED AFTER 17 YEARS. Providence, R I pin removed from Evelyn Strobeck after x‑ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
U Gly
Allegheny College
Coetields Corner
Prack J. William
Ford Agency
Vicera
Oil City
Reno
Milsom
Dilman
Rocky Grove
Rotky Grove Avenue
Paul Bedford
Steel Code Working Despite Small Firms Praise
The NRA steel code, criticized by the Federal Trade Commission for favoring large companies, is praised by several small steel firms. Fitzsimmons of Foungetown, Rome Steel of Rome, Clayton Mark of Chicago, Kilby Car and Foundry of Anniston, and others report no disadvantages and say the code has helped rather than oppressed them. Their statements suggest public commissions should avoid premature judgments from incomplete evidence.
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NRA
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Fitzsimmons Company
fXoungetown
Rome Trip Steel Company
Rome
Clayton Mark & Company of
Chicago
Kilby Car and Foundry ‘Company
Anniston
Ala
British official censured over improper influence on justice
An English case shows a Scotland Yard secretary advising high authorities to consider a bail case before court and even telling the defendant not to appear. The Home Secretary apologized for the miscarriage of justice, and Parliament debated the secretary’s behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland Yard
Eutsike
Pull
Atlantic
Great Britain
Home Secretary
Mas
Gan
Air Mail Control Seen Best By Independent Commission
Paul Z. David of the Brookings Institution proposes removing air mail from post office control and placing it with an independent commission of practical men with business and flying experience. He questions whether the Interstate Commerce Commission could effectively manage the task given its current burdens.
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Paul Z. David
Brookings Institution
Post Office
Oer
Interstate Commerce Corriasion
Commerce Commission
SALES UP Across broad goods as a business lead
The piece notes department store sales as a broad indicator of business health. Federal Reserve data show a 44 percent year over year gain for March, the highest since April two years ago, exceeding the early summer boom. Alignment with AFL buying power suggests broad consumer strength and wage increases under the President’s request may sustain growth without further wage appeals.
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Federal Reserve Board
American Federation of Labor
Paris Worth fashion notes on summer panne velvet items
Paris style notes describe using panne velvet for summer outfits in beige and nasturtium tones. It highlights an elegant evening gown trimmed with red velvet ribbon and a pleated sash, a tailored beige wool suit with a high belt and bronze front, plus accessories in beige.
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Paris
House of Worth
Million advance sale in Chicago for exposition
Officials of a Centre of Progress estimate over 6,000,000 tickets will be sold before the exposition opens on May 26. The figure signals strong interest in the Chicago event and reflects broad public anticipation for the upcoming exposition.
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Chicago
Centre of Progress
Roosevelt Kinships and Critics Stir White House Life
United Press reports on Billot Roosevelt’s remark about his father not fishing well on a West Indian trip and the wave of letters from the public. The article notes Senator Schall’s critique of book royalties and lists family members active in writing and media roles during the Roosevelt White House era.
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United Press
Washington
Bilott Roosevelt
United States
Billott
Roosevelt
Elliott
Tke
Har Westing
Ronsevelt
Thomas D. Schall
White House
Anna Roosevelt Call
Premlin D. Roosevelt
Rilett
Louis McHenry Howe
Luirings
Swift Justice Awaited After Brutal Colorado Incident
Prominent Colorado college senior Georgia Lindley and her 19 year old companion were attacked by two Black men. Police identified a suspect, George Williams, as one of the assailants. Victims described severe injuries including facial damage. Suspects were moved to the state penitentiary for safekeeping.
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United Pree
Colorado Springs
Col
Georgia Lindley
Colorado College
E¢
James O'Brien
George Williams
Miss Lindley
O'Brien
Thigs
Williams
Te Ey
Paso
State Penitentiary
Hollywood Scoop of Poets and Personalities
Hollywood Marches of the era reveal stars like Louise Henry and Myrna Loy in casual moments while others pursue art or hobbies. Wally Beery outfits a parachute for daughter Carol Ann and stars like Joan Crawford and Diana Wynyard share quirky anecdotes about routines and restlessness.
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Hollywood
Calif
Mine Clarke
Wally Beery
Carol Ann
Jean Harlaw
Edgar Allen Poe
Nat Pendleton
Columbia
Joan Crawford
Louise Henry
Charles Butterworth
Indiana
Maurice Chevalier
Alice Brady
Robert Livingston
Jen Hersholt
Wallace Beery
Helen Hayes
Remon Novarra
Jean Parker
Robert Montgomery
Diana ‘Wynyard
Marion Davies
Myrna Loy
Ted Healy
Jimmy Durante
Stuart Grwin
Child Suffered Severe Burns in Kitchen Fire
Thelma Cooper six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lew Cooper Shawmut, suffered severe burns when her clothing caught fire near a kitchen stove. She was exposed to fumes and rushed to Elk County General Hospital where doctors report her condition very serious.
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Ridgway
Thelma Cooper
Mentor Club Banquet Closes Year in Hotel Corry
Members of the Mentor Club held their annual meeting at the Hotel Corry with a 6:30 dinner for eighteen. Retiring president Mrs Griswold received spring flowers as Mrs Waye Perkins announced the new president. The group adjourned to the Griswolds home for social time, committee members named for the closing party, and activities to resume in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
A. Uj. Griswold
Waye Perkins
Former Corry Girl Married in Easter Ceremony
Miss Lucille Hooke, a former Corry girl, wed George Karay of Chicago in a Easter morning ceremony at Oak Park. Hooke, class of 1928 at Corry High School, studied at Woda Hospital Youngstown and now supervises at Coole County Hospital Chicago. Karay attends medical college and will graduate in June. The couple will reside in Chicago.
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Lucille Hooke
George Karay
Chicago
Oat Park
Presbyterian Church
Miss Hoose
Zorry High School
Woda Hospital
Youngstown
Mien
Coole County Hospital
Venus Garden and Zodiac Garden Birth Plant Trio
Star signals discuss unstable day and traffic caution, advising caution amid misapplied plans. It notes Venus Garden for Taurus and Libra dates with a list of plants and flowers, then offers birthday outlooks from today through early 1935 and guidance from trusted friends.
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Taunus
Libra
Bulldog saves family from Valley fire in mis tress home
A bulldog woke its sleeping owners Ma and Mrs. Nelson DuFresne as a fire swept their home in Valley. The dog tugged on Du Fresne’s arm to wake him, allowing him to rouse his wife and flee to the street with their two children safe.
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Valley Balls
Nelson DuFresne
DuFresne
Fresne
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