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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1934
Page
3
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation reports increasing repayments in fiscal year 1934 ending June 30. Banks and trusts repaid over 504 million on 447 million disbursed. railroads repaid 47.7 million on 31.9 million loans. overall disbursements total 2.2 billion with 931 million repaid.
The piece argues that President Roosevelt bears excessive responsibility for industrial decisions, with critics saying he is used as an alibi for not expanding plants building houses starting new companies hiring workers or issuing bonds. It also notes Attorney General Schnader’s aggressive campaign style and ties to Grundy within Pennsylvania politics.
A dramatic Washington dispatch notes half mast flags for Speaker Henry Hainey’s funeral, with the White House flag issue clarified. It highlights Louis McHenry Howe’s role in cooling President Roosevelt’s train, and critiques state political promises and Hopkins’ relief stance amid ongoing relief debates.
Twenty years ago from the Journal Files dated August 24 1914 report a trolley survey from Columbus to Mendville drew subscriptions and a large meeting in Columbus. Carmen Hill who formed the Warren Interstate League club played a strong game for St Marys at St Marys. Warren fell 2 0 while Corry held hits for five innings and struck out five in the first two frames.
Paris styles explain autumn color ideas using forest browns greens yellows and reds. They highlight Lesur fabrics like Suizan with metal warp and Straeilad mossy textures plus Sed Linsed and Legosed wools and Agro lace with red rabbit hair details.
County detectives questioned a state liquor control board agent and a police officer after a 72 year old Duquesne man died during his son's arrest. Agent Edward J. Kohn and Deputy Constable Hyman Labelle were held in county jail without charges as the investigation continued.
A Sun era style note advises stepping back from social events and focusing on practical routines. It cautions against mood lows and urges health and financial prudence with periods of cautious change from Oct 12 to Dec 7 and Feb 4 to Mar 26, 1986.
telegrams reached Emporium relatives about 10 o'clock yesterday morning reporting the death of George Herlig from an explosion at the Kenvil plant of Hercules Powder company in Kenvil New Jersey. He worked in the black powder department. The body would arrive for burial and services were expected this afternoon or Saturday. George was born in Emporium and was well known there. He was the son of the late My and Mrs John Herlig.
Two people injured when a collision occurred on the highway north of the city. The Alexander car overturned and wrecked, while Edinger's vehicle sustained heavy damage. Adinger denies driving on the wrong side, claiming he stayed on his own side. Both cars were towed to local garages.
The federal court will open in session Monday September 21 at Pittsburgh. Judge F P Schoommaker will preside with Judge R M Gipson also likely to sit. U S Attorney Horation Dumbayild and court staff will attend the autumn term after Prohibition repeal.
Peter Siafakas testified in the Samuel Gemetsis trial that Gemetsis accused him of setting fire to the house. A fight ensued during which Siafakas was cut twice on the wrist and once on the head with a knife.
Union City officials report the final $4,000 bond on the 1914 $30,000 school construction was paid at the August board meeting. Preparations for the new school year include an added phonogenic class in a portable building on Educational Hill with 80 percent operating cost covered by the state. Unable to buy a lot for a second ward school, Gray Auditorium in the Presbyterian church will be used for first and second graders with Ruth Yochim as teacher in charge.
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