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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1933

Page

3

Foreign Officer Reviews U S Crime Conditions

An international visit by P. J. Sillitoe chief of Glasgow police contrasts crime in the United States with Britain. He cites four Glasgow homicides versus seventy four in Los Angeles, arguing policing confidence and swift law enforcement reduce crime, while American gun access and public pressure shape outcomes. He notes life appointments in Britain curb meddling and urges sharp justice. The piece also covers the Erie Dispatch Herald on the Ziesenheim bill abolishing the Westmoreland County poor board, its constitutional debate, and potential cost impacts.

U. S P. J. Sillitoe Glasgow Scotland America Sillitoe United States British Isles Los Angeles Great Britain Fidge Phere Poor Board Copeland Westmoreland County Ziesenheim Wile County Board of Poor Directors Erie Dispatch Herald Pricney General Willian B. Hirt Legislative Reference Bureau Hartisburg Genera Supreme Court

Don’t Be Tortured by Your Feet Ad Campaign

An advertisement urges relief for sore feet with Sen-Qura Medicated Soap and San-Cura Ointment. It promises cooling healing and a return to comfort by tomorrow, aiming to leave weariness behind after use.

Intruders Delayed by Secure Cotton Report Office

United Press reports in Washington that a Department of Agriculture crop reporting office locks down on report days. Three intruders briefly joined a delay as the cotton consumption estimate neared release. Officials kept strict access, phones off, and shades drawn until the crop board released figures at 11.02 a.m.

United Press Washington Department of Agriculture Tugwell Department

Paris Fashion: Schiaparelli Necklace and Nightwear Trends

Paris styles feature Madame Schiaparelli in a flexible onyx necklace looping over a diamond button, paired with black silk capelet dress and Talbot hat. She showcases all black or all white formal wear, a crinkled white silk gown with bolero, and guests wear chalk prints. Jewels include diamond and onyx pieces, new bracelet sets with synthetic sapphires rubies and emeralds.

Paris Madame Schiaparelli Talbot Schiapdrelli Frank Wooster Schiaparelli

Negro extortion plot targets railroad official daughter

Police and federal investigators hunted a suspected extortionist in South Philadelphia who threatened James R Downes of Pennsylvania Railroad for 15 000 under kidnap plots. Five messages warned of harm to Downes daughter Betty 15 as the suspect eluded capture near a West Philadelphia store. In New York Erie authorities sought two suspects in a separate slaying case with districts attorney Mortimer Graham stating they are closing in on the killer amid withheld name details.

Philadelphia Wey Press South Philadelpha James R. Downes Pennsylvania Betty Downes Erie Albert Johanna Biegerl Mortimer Graham Sliyer Tim

Looters Hit Prudential Office in Pitsburgh District

Three bandits bound the night watchman at a Prudential Insurance office in Pitsburgh Aug 10. They looted $2,800 in cash and checks while James Thompson 89 lay found in the basement. The masked robbers were armed. one acted as lookout as the other two ransacked the offices.

Pitsbuna Prudential Insurance Company James Thompson Carrie

Rooster Battles a Snake in Oregon Barnyard

Farmer Plummer boasts a snake eating rooster after a garter snake challenged the fowl in the barnyard. The rooster pursued the prey and finally stunned it with a blow, then ate the snake.

Plummer

New Novelties for 1933 Fair at Wattsburg Grounds

Wattsburg is set for a mammoth fireworks display during the fair week from August 29 to September 1. Harry Burrows, secretary of the fair, said new novelties in fireworks will be introduced this year with stunts and flashy displays each evening to astonish visitors.

Wattsburg Harry Burrows Air

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