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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1934
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal notes the ongoing federal relief effort citing a proposed 2.2 billion dollar appropriation and the need to provide work and preserve dignity. It highlights NRA commentary from F W A Vesper on dealer code success and voluntary continuation, while stressing the broader economic strain across states and local governments.
The editorial notes Britain's Sunshine Budget cuts taxes and restores some government pay while leaving unemployment relief and war debt payments weak. It contrasts with the U S Treasury stance, citing Neville Chamberlain's remarks that Britain makes token war debt provisions and questions future repayments amid ongoing debt issues.
Mary Channing Coleman argues colleges should not use athletes as advertisement. She says modern students seek personal gain from sports, preferring social activities like tennis swimming and golf over major sports due to post graduation access. The piece endorses practical student values amid economic pressures.
Paris styles reveal a spring hat assortment from many nations with a distinct Parisian touch. Hats include Chinese, Dutch, Russian, Breton, and naval models, crafted from straw silk wool felt and more in varied colors and shapes. The piece notes modern milliners expect shoppers to be pleased with the wide range and inventive detailing.
Washington dispatch recalls Floyd G Awalt and his squeaky little car ranked among the capital s most famous vehicles. The dilapidated coupe carried officials and luminaries during banking system reopenings and is tied to figures like Eugene Meyer and Albert Wiggin. Morgenthau removed Gallatin portrait to hang a stern look in Treasury.
The item notes Mexican tensions with California National Guards called out and marines reported by the War Department. It mentions social events, local theft, travel, school sports plans, a bungalow project, illnesses, and a paving contract, all dated around 1914 and tied to Corry and nearby areas.
Hollywood items note Jenn Harlow letters May Robson wearing glasses off screen Una Merkel and mother share New Year’s Day 25 years apart Jeanette MacDonald versatility with lighting and hair Gus Kahn’s last month song output Ted Healy tap dancing Pally Moran padding for a Hollywood Party deer on set cigar scene Stuart Erwin’s son on phone Maurice Chevalier dog French Spanish Italian Latin Isabel Jewell multilingual Chanlie Butterworth on bill collectors Ted Healy bathing suit humor Willam Powell building pool for sports ambitions Jean Parter knits Afghan bed covers Myra Loy costumes Manhattan Melodrama Weather Ralston poetry Norma Shearer on set Wran chot Tone dachshund follows him.
North Andover Mass Reverend Michael J Bucley and Reverend Patrick J Buckley, first twin brothers ordained in the Boston Archdiocese, have completed 85 years as priests. Both serve as pastors at parishes honoring their patron saints with coincidental parish names.
The county criminal court schedule for May lists 60 cases with more transcripts expected. Leroy Searsh announced on Saturday that the grand jury will meet May 14 and trials begin after indictments, focusing on relatively minor offenses such as robbery breaking and entering and assault and battery.
In Erie on April 24 Mrs. Augusta Lippincott, wife of Samuel, swallowed bichloride of mercury during a dispute over household expenses. She collapsed beside 12th and Peach streets, was carried to St Vincent's Hospital, and listed in serious condition. Her husband sought help and police began an investigation into possible self harm amid family estrangement.
Pittsburgh flood commission welcomes renewed support for a $50 million flood control reservoir system in the tri state district. Mississippi river commission interest followed a visit by its construction committee last week, signaling Washington’s attention to the project and urging further funds from the tri state authority of about 100 cities in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia.
The article notes that a certain domestic animal breed is unprofitable to raise in Arvile, requiring no hay or shelter. It states there are over 126 million of them, with 40 thousand in Avedlo St Lerla and Lordy.
Night Officer August Grosser of the St Marys police was slashed on the face about 11 pm Friday while warning a boisterous party on Elm Avenue. He fought back, struck a man with a blackjack, and took him to the borough lockup. Four men, including Anthony Carrara and Albert Carrara, were jailed or arrested, with two others being sought. Grosser received twenty stitches and was recovering at home.
Circuit Judge Tezwell ruled portions of a will valid, granting $1190 to care for stray dogs in Portland. The funds are to build a home for the dogs as specified in the will.
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