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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1933

Page

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Mass Meeting Planned in City Park for NRA Rally

Preparations rush for a mass meeting in City Park Saturday evening marking Gurry s observance of the NRA program. Mayor England D Warren De Rosay Walter H Scott expected to speak as part of a parade from Spring Street to the park led by the Corry High School band. Local clubs urged to join and laboring men urged to participate in support of recovery program and one hundred percent cooperation.

Gurry NRA Verry Credit Xchange Corry Frank T. England D. Warren de Rosay Walter H. Scott Spring Street

Unified Central Statistical Board Created for Recovery Plan

The Central Statistical Board was created by executive order of President Roosevelt to unite federal statistics for recovery efforts. It will aid the National Recovery Administration by measuring reemployment, wages, and payroll data with broader collection. Secretaries of labor interior agriculture and commerce along with the Federal Reserve governor and the NRA administrator will appoint one member each.

Unified Federal Statistical Agency H. C. Thompson United Press Washington Aug. d The Central Statistical Board Roosevelt United States National Recovery Administration Secretaries of Labor, Interior, Agriculture and Commerce Federal Reserve Board National Recovery Administrator

Italian air fleet weathered at sea near Balbo operations

At FHMAl Harbor, N P on August 3, weather kept 24 Italian seaplanes afloat with improving conditions. Forecasts called for better conditions and clear skies with westerly winds as plans moved toward a long Atlantic night flight. Crew changes were planned, taking one man from each of 22 planes and two from general Balbo and his aide Aldo Peligini's crews.

Fhmal Harbor N. P Atlantic Italo Balbo Aldo Pelligini

Rains End Drought Save Nearby Crops

Heavy showers across Coy and nearby areas ended a long drought that scorched crops and gardens. A morning downpour and steady rain soaked the ground, reviving buckwheat and late potatoes while bringing cooler temperatures and forecasts of continued rain tonight.

Eare

Businesses urged to adopt citywide operating schedule

City dealers agreed to a 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. schedule to meet farmers early morning needs and avoid burdens on their loading trips. Stores aim for full compliance, while some fear 8 a.m. openings cause hardship. Friday updates extend retail hours and push for 100 percent cooperation to prevent local dealer shirking, as Credit Exchange appeals for support.

Deller Corry Credit Exchange

Hold Young Fireman Wife Dies in Plunge

Pittsburgh Aug 3 United Press reports a 26 year old fireman Patrick O Connor was in police custody after his 24 year old wife Margaret fell from a three story window during a quarrel over a rival. A neighbor John Linkenheimer witnessed the fall. Neighbors said the couple was generally well regarded despite occasional drinking arguments.

United Press Pittsburgh Aquor Patrick O'Connor Margaret Hom O'Connor

NRA Acceptances Pass 100 Mark In Local Plants

Postmaster Harry Ayer reports NRA employment provisions accepted by local employers have surpassed the hundred mark. Several plants increasing working force this week, with at least one planning wages boost. The Glare Company expanded staff and others expected to follow with rises averaging around ten percent.

Harry Ayer Tocal NRA Glare Company

Loss of 600 in midnight fire in First Ward

A midnight fire in the First Ward gutted a chicken coop on Merl Haskell’s Concord street property and badly damaged an adjoining barn on Mrs. Kale Ressler’s land. Sixteen chickens and twenty rabbits perished. household goods belonging to Mrs. Anna Esterbrook were ruined. A nearby Alderman G. H. Gordon barn was briefly threatened but saved. The cause remains undetermined and onlookers crowded the scene.

Suuu Anye Merl Haskell Concord Street Kale Ressler Anna Esterbrook G. H. Gordon Church Street Svemen

Large Barn Destroyed by Fire on William Lopis Farm

A barn on the William Lopis farm four miles east of Waterford on Wattsbuer road was destroyed by a blaze believed to have started by spontaneous combustion. The fire, reported at 3 o clock this morning, consumed the barn, its contents including a young team of horses three calves and a large quantity of bay. The cause remains undetermined though a grease fire is suspected. Insurance is said to have covered the barn.

William Lopis Waterford Wattsbuer Lillie

Denver Flood Devastates City After Dam Breaks

Denver endures worst flood in history as an irrigation dam at Castlewood gives way after heavy rains. Cherry Creek overflows, bridges wash away, and residential and business districts suffer major damage. Communications cut, reports of farms washed away. rapid warning by operators credited with saving lives.

Cherry Creek Denver Colo Casewood Denyer Bove Parker and Sudligen Colt Wiler Stredm

Navy launches greatest ship building program in history

The Navy department announced a vast ship building plan financed by a 28,090,000 public works allotment. It awards contracts for 22 vessels to private yards and assigns 40 ships to government shops. This includes two aircraft carriers, two light cruisers, eight destroyers, seven more destroyers, two submarines, and one heavy cruiser, all to boost the fleet and provide jobs.

United Pres Washington Navy Department United States

Navy yards to switch to forty-hour five-day week

Secretary Swanson announced that naval yards would adopt a forty-hour five-day work week starting August 6. The change replaces the current five and a half day schedule with a six-day pay period while workers receive pay for only five days.

Or Wineuress Washington Secretary of Navy Swanson Histal Ita Navy Yard

Five ChiO fins Injured In Darned Crash Near Eric

Eric Pa Aug 3 Five ChiO fins returning from a funeral in GandA were injured in a highway crash near here Mrs Oscar Parks 48 of Cleveland was gravely hurt and taken to St Vincent's hospital by passing motorists Her four companions were also hospitalized but their injuries were slight They were Charles Jackson and his wife of Paineville C4 Oscar Parks husband of the injured woman and J W Baker of Willoughby the driver

United Press Eric Ganda Oscar Parks Cleveland St. Vincent's Hospital Charles Jackson Paineville J. W. Baker Willoughby

Weekly Lists of Fair Prices to Be Published

John A Reichmann reports that the government will publish weekly price lists for necessities to curb profiteering. The AAA and Agriculture Department will compile data from 50 cities and 1,000 stores to show fair prices and how higher costs affect farmers and workers.

John A. Reichmann United Press Washington Aug Iment Consimen Frederic G. Howe The Agricultural Adjustment Administration AAA Agriculture Department!s Economic Bureau Bureau of Labor Statistics Howe Becamse

Move to Aid Holders of Defaulted Bonds

Hyde Park N Y Aug 4 President Roosevelt summoned Ray Stevens of the Federal Trade Commission to discuss protecting American holders of defaulted foreign bonds. Officials expect focus on forming a liquidating corporation to recover part of the large outstanding debt. Vincent Dailey, head of the federal home loan office for New York state, also attended.

Hyde Park N.Y Roosevel Ray Stevens Federal Trade Commission White House Tp Poughkeepale Stevens Vincent Dailey New York State Iso Was & Hyde Park Caller

New York Sets 50 Percent Margin Rule For Stock Accounts

The New York Stock Exchange enacted drastic rules on margins with a 50 percent minimum for small traders and 20 percent for accounts over 5000 dollars. Weekly pools and joint accounts must be fully disclosed. the exchange may sever ties with risky operators. The ruling, approved by the exchange committee, marks the first specific minimum margin requirement.

United Press NEW York New York Stock Exchange The Stock Exchange Bohda

Few Candidates Seek Office in Corry School Board Race

With less than two weeks to filing, Corry has no nominees yet for school director seats to be filled at the fall election. August 15 is the primary petition deadline. Names mentioned include former director Charles Monroe, while incumbents Harry Smith and Dr. Curtis do not plan to run. Orris Casler has entered the city council contest, bringing total candidates to four for two seats.

Corry Addol Board Charles 8. Monroe Harry 3B. Smith A. Curtis

Mattern To Be Honored At Fair Flight

New York date August 8 Jimmy Mattern departed Newark airport after 9 a m in a Lockheed Vega plane sponsored by Standard Oil of New Jersey for a flight to Gakego Aboard a high profile event Mattern aims for public honor at an aviation fair after the leg launch from Newark.

Wanee New York Jimmy Mattern Newark Airport Gakego Standard Oil Company of New Jersey

Couple Wounded In Clash At Tarenton Barroom Event

A couple was wounded during a confrontation at Tarenton involving an alleged early celebration at a newly opened bar after a license dispute. The incident disrupted plans for a family opening night as their children witnessed the chaos and the couple feared worse injuries.

Tarenton

Johnson Meets With Lewis And Coal Operators

Washington Aug 4 In a bid to ease Pennsylvania coal strikes and restore fair practice under the NRA conference was arranged today by Administrator Hugh S Johnson between mine operators and United Mine Workers. Thomas Moses of HU Prick Coke Co threatened delay but would meet at 2 pm. The steel and coal sectors faced contention over company union plans and production policies with officials from Pennsylvanias labor and industry groups present. In nearby Uniontown two deputies were jailed for questioning in a miner killing at Star Junction amid tense picket lines and protests by garment and cleaning workers totaling about 275.

United Press Washington Teavlers Opti Te Ton National Recovery Administration Gri Iron and Steel Hugh S. Johnnson Pennsylvania Pensylvania Thomas Moses Prick Coke Company Whit Johmson United Mile Tubasin Fies Twen Plirines Mose Labine Rnion U. S. Steel Corporation Mies Givent Steel Company Oy Pinchot Pennsylaia Johny Lewis United Mine Workers Edward F. McGrady NRA Moses Winton Provisions Cade Imi Bor J Head Son Tniontown Thistell Willian Blade Jack Brosius Fayethe County Louis Padorsky Wip Star Junction Buirels Hin Berkowits Shirt Company Wiltel

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