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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
3
Roosevelt storms labor data and early release chaos
United Press reports from Washington on August 18 describe a flurry of moves as President Roosevelt influenced Labor Department data on factory employment. White House delays, cabinet friction, and a press scramble produced releases that appeared days early, while unemployment relief grants and honors sparked further confusion and rare official reversals. Battle declines Kentucky colonelcy after naval promotion mix-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Department
Roosevelt
Labor Department
White House
Miss Perkins
Lavor Department
Agricultural Credit Administration
Morgenthau
Hopkins
Governor Pinchot on Harrisburg, strikes and peace
Governor Pinchot argues violence during strikes is unnecessary and shows that Lansdale and Fayette County agreements pioneered peaceful settlement. He credits state police and National Guard for protecting workers rights while maintaining order, contrasting past use to break strikes with restraint and cooperation. He says union guides and peaceful picketing prevented violence, with minimal property damage and few casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
Textife
Lansdale
Fayette County
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
National Guard
United States
United Mine Workers of
Amerca
Unnion
Connecting Link Urged For Rural Road Expansion
City officials pressed to connect the new rural road from the south city line to Lindsey Hollow with the existing South Center street pavement. The South Center street segment was taken over by the State Highway Department on August 15. Spartansburg outlet gap improvements are planned and likely paved soon. A coordinated contract including the South Center street project is urged to accelerate action this year with support from State Assemblyman John Hising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South City Line
Lindsey Hollow
South Center Street
Grove Street
State Highway Department
Spartansburg
Pinchot
Highway Department
John Hising
Record High School Enrollment Surges Across State
Officials foresee a record enrollment at Senior High this fall with extra seating. Dr. James Rule notes enrollment rose eighteenfold since 1900 while U.S. growth hit sevenfold. Pennsylvania schools expect over 200000 high school students, with juniors in the mix pushing total past 500000 statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Rule
Department of Public Instruction
United States
Pennsylvania
British visitor notes uplift in American spirit
Damé Rachel Crowdy, a prominent British woman leader, arrives in the United States and reports a striking shift in mood. She recalls finding Americans sad earlier in the year but observes a now happier, more hopeful populace in New York City and across towns, despite income levels remaining largely unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Sin
United States
America
Rachel Crowdy
New York
Wlst
New York City
Instinct and luck drive Herbert Marshall's acting path
Hollywood film writer notes Herbert Marshall says instinct and luck fuel theatrical success. He criticizes drama schools as yielding few real talents after teaching in London. Marshall explains his own rise from a London school to film fame via chance and inherited talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Herbert Marshall
Marshall
Percy Marsinal
England
Taick
Monte Carlo
Lad Almost Loses Ears At City Bridge Incident
In a central town incident a boy fishing from a bridge railing wedged his head between bars and nearly tore off his ears. A nearby woman used paper to shield his ears while another pulled him free without injury. The scene sparked talk of safety improvements and a hopeful mood about progress in business and industry.
Paris Styles Show New Heels Of Gilded Wire For Evening Wear
Paris reports a master shoemaker unveiling heels made from strands of gilded wire to support dainty evening sandals. Navy and pale blues dominate current Parisian fashion with white kid sandals pairing with pale blue gowns, while gray tones and subtle accessories complete the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ressler’s early Ocal letters carrier era recalled
A local memory notes Nicholas D. Ressler served as a letter carrier at age four in Ocal and recalls community ties. Whittlesey led the Manufacturers’ Association, and the Ancient Order of United Workmen held gatherings in town. The Continu ous Theatre once stood at 46 West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas D. Ressler
Whittlesey
Manufacturers’ Association of Sorry
Order of United Workmen
West Main Street
Dallas mayor cited in odd life term request letter
A Dallas resident, serving a life term in a French colonial prison in Guiana, wrote Mayor Charles Turner asking for help locating old photographs of Dallas. He referenced an airline guide about halls and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liferasks
Dallas
Tex
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files August 18 1913
A recap of incidents from 1913 includes arrests by Centerville and Spartansburg police linked to bam endings south of the city. A nine year old boy was badly hurt after being dragged by a cow while reading. Miss Jessie Dunham of Corry died in Hafield Pennsylvania, and Seventh Day Adventists gathered at the fairgrounds dancing pavilion. Local figures attend vacations and a sheriff warns about violence amid Erie strike troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Police
Centerville
Spartansburg
Bam Innings
J. EB. Woodward
Bilston
Jessie Dunham
Hafield
Hansé Duke
Miss Dunham
Arrest Girls After Attack On Police
August 18 Philadelphia twenty girls on strike at the Eclipse Shirt Company plant attacked police with umbrellas. Pickets, mostly girls, charged non union workers and beat patrolmen as they tried to protect entrants. Police reserves finally reached the factory to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eclipse Shirt Company
Polic
Constable Exonerated in Pittsburgh Shooting Case
Aug 15 Constable J Ross Carliste of Upper Saint Clair township was exonerated by a coroner's jury in the July 31 shooting of Stanley Ossonka 23 Canonsburg. Ossonia wounded fatally at Rose Garden barbecue on Forest Road Saint Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
J. Ross Carliste
Upper Saint Clair Township
Stanley Ossonka
iChery Aney
Canonsburg
Ofsonia
Rose Garden
Forest Road
Saint Clair
Deer Rescued From Brush Fire Near Marshfield
Paul Brainard helped rescue a deer trapped by a small brush fire along a road near Marshfield Oregon. The deer was nonchalant and Brainard safely removed it from danger and took it to his home for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe
Ore
Paul Brainard
Brainard
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