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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1933
Page
5
New York April 19 Markets surged today on the administration plan to ban gold exports and allow the Volar to seek a lower level. Stocks rose 1 to 5 points with broad gains across major commodities and industry shares.
Many residents travel between Erie and other cities, visiting relatives and friends. The list notes Mrs. Mary McMahon and family returning to Elgin, Mrs. Frank Hepler from Pittsburgh, and several others visiting or traveling from Corry, Jamestown, Buffalo, Cleveland, Warren, and New York. Community members attend events, hospital visits, and local gatherings.
Heavy evening rain did not deter a large crowd for the closing Forty Hours devotions at St Thomas Church. Visiting priests assisted in ceremonies led by Rev William Smith and others. about one hundred parish children joined in a rainbow procession with altar boys in red and white.
Advent Christian Church Thursday evening program features Staple sisters Martha and Adelaide Gospel Melodists quartet led by G T Bergman and a Ronald Everett Greeley duet with Mrs H E Noxon on piano Mr Price to play violin Rev D L Campbell to deliver the message Gong service begins at 730 PM pulpit extended invitation
Weather bureau ordered storm warnings from Boston to Norfolk due to a disturbance over Virginia. Expect wind gusts and gale conditions along the coast.
Paris reports a fashion shift as designers turn to shelves and hidden nooks for novelty. They create jackets, coats, and outfits from string, rope, and wrapping cord, plus hemp and gunny sticks repurposed into refined, colorful trim and smart town dresses.
An official order from the Pennsylvania National Guard in Harrisburg outlines that early in May a new khaki serge uniform will be issued to units including the 1st Battalion 112th Infantry and others. The Mellon-style uniform will be replaced with a snappier design, funds permitting, and measurements already sent from the local company.
United Press reports a broad stock rally with rails lifting the market and a Daw Jones intraday high for the year. Utilities recouped losses as the afternoon session steadied with major names like American Can American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel General Electric and US Steel showing gains.
Akron April 13. Meiden ui and Sy Uenewonavy Virigible U.S. Le Macon slated to fly today were cancelled at dawn due to rain and 15 mile per hour winds. Ground crew of 200 stood by after Commander Alger Dresel announced at midnight the ship would fly today. Weather charts had forecast clear skies.
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