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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
3
Twenty years ago the Journal notes a heavy rain erasing a weeks long drought, easing crop damage and spurring farm relief. It covers NRA hour changes on local merchants and driver safety stats in Pennsylvania, plus assorted local notices and sport scene items from Corry and surrounding towns.
Frederick C. Othman profiles Margaret LeHand, longtime personal secretary to President Franklin D Roosevelt. Known as Missy to the Roosevelts, she directs papers, drafts letters, and even lends her fountain pen, shaping access and daily operations at the White House and Albany governorship years.
United Press reports a satirical look at the corset and brassiere code proposed by the industry in Washington. The draft code controls hours, pay, advertising, product labeling, store demonstrations, returns, and even hog rings tied to hogs, highlighting the era’s regulatory mood and gendered industry quirks.
The fragment asks about A P Mount & Son architects on Gamer on block two, Dr G A Elstow practicing medicine in city, G P Rogers Jr assistant auditor general of Pennsylvania, and Rev E Woodward serving as pastor of the Presbyterian church.
A and P Stores on the National Recovery Administration program amid July 1st changes. W E Eldridge states all stores and company facilities adhere to 40 hour limits for office staff unaffected. Extra help hired to cover store hours with no clerks exceeding 48 hours and salaries maintained. Radio incident: Lester Henderson fined $10 for negligent driving after claiming radio noise drowned whistle.
David Cross of Emlington pleaded guilty to stealing three automobiles and faced additional charges of breaking and entering. Bernard Eakin and Walter Palm also faced related charges. Cunningham and Merla Allen were discharged for lack of evidence. Bail set at 500 dollars for Cross and Eakin. both remanded to county jail. Officer John J. Ken reported the thefts at the Vengan? Land Company office in Reno around January 20.
Controversy over a fair competition code for the oil industry continues as Secretary Ickes takes charge after recovery administration talks failed to reach a basis for further negotiations. The Aug 4 note places the topic in Washington with ongoing efforts to resolve differences among parties.
The Sheridd Family reunion met Saturday August 100s 183% at Woak Hanne Lodge on Lake Erie North Springfield Ps. Attendees were asked to go via Route No 20 to DASL Springfield Ps and follow paper markers to Linden. Bring table service cordials. Reynolds Sraith is secretary.
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