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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
3
Residents urged to prepare debris for curb collection as part of the city wide Clean-in Day initiative. Officials promise a complete street sweep and container based pickup to improve sanitation, reduce contamination, and beautify neighborhoods with broad community participation.
Washington April 27 A White House dog Meggie caused a stir during a visit by President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald. The terrier chased officials and barked at guests until restrained by Secret Service as Mrs Roosevelt and aides looked on. The incident followed Meggie’s known enthusiasm for visiting dignitaries and her interest in state visits, prompting laughter and apologies from Mrs Roosevelt.
The court heard arguments on adopting daylight saving as a community plan. Key speakers argued energy and health benefits while cautions noted impacts on business hours and schedules. Supporters cited regional success of the timing shift and urged timely ballots to decide.
The piece argues the Roosevelt administration faces fiscal pressure as it trims veterans benefits and tightens the federal budget. It contrasts relief needs with demands for a pension-like bonus, warning against pushing such programs amid ongoing economic strain and industrial distress. It also reports a city inspector urging jail cleanliness via repainting and improved sanitation to combat vermin.
City residents urged to join Spring Clean Up Day to assist in cleanup efforts. Official notices call for collective effort next Wednesday, May 1, with property owners expected to participate and cooperate in the program.
The Department of Revenue reports Pennsylvania auto accidents rose 21 percent in March from a year earlier, with 2819 total accidents, 140 deaths, 3461 injuries, and $376,500 in property damage. Compared to March 1932, overall incidents fell 26 percent though injuries and property damage rose. Secretary Meteger urges safety as traffic conditions worsen and warns against reckless driving and pedestrians.
Hollywood reporting details the grueling daily grind on a film set. Star Landis endures long make up sessions and armor fittings while director Walters Lang reviews the previous day’s work.
A compact recall of past events as reported in the journal files from twenty years ago. This item skims notable names and happenings from the era, preserving the period voice and urgency of the original page.
In a hazy report from Los Angeles, Baraba Bennett races to the bedside of a sick child amid confusion and a medical emergency. The arrival accompanies Sally Wilers, a motion picture person, as doctors inform the family of the infant’s bronchitis condition and rapid decline.
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