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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1933
Page
3
Entry lists Arthur Colegrove as national advertising representative for Pred Kimball Inc with addresses in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. It notes mail and carrier rates, annual prices and advance options, and mentions restricted territory. Advertising rates are available upon application.
A Letter from Clymer residents urges New York to complete pavement on the gravel end of the Sciota route linking the Seiota road to the brick pavement south of Clymer. The piece notes heavy dust, road washboard, and frequent travel between Corry and Jamestown, calling for timely resurfacing by the state highway department alongside ongoing county work. The community praises Chautauqua County for past improvements and asks for a final paving to relieve daily wear and safety concerns.
The Western Pennsylvania Branch of the National Economy League endorses a 25 million dollar state bond issue for relief to unemployed veterans of the Spanish American and World Wars, with opposition to a 50 million alternative. They urge passage in the November election and warn against heavy taxes or a special legislative session.
An article argues against a proposed 50 million dollar state relief bond and veteran bonus. It warns the massive appropriation would tax all Pennsylvanians and favor the well-off, while urging relief only for those truly in need. It emphasizes emergency grounds and cites strong opposition from the League to the plan.
A special dispatch from Washington reports that European tension could steer the World Disarmament Conference toward a successful conclusion. The view is echoed by Ambassador Nolin H. Davis as he sails for Geneva amid Austria’s fragile empire, with Germany’s Nazism and Mussolini’s Italy shaping new alignments. Britain, France, Poland and others monitor Austria while Franco‑German tensions rise, signaling possible union efforts and renewed treaties on disarmament.
Hollywood's newsrooms say the director shapes a film's pace and drama selecting scenes and exploiting opportunities. A few names like Capra Brown DeMille and others are cited as top directors who reliably produce good pictures across genres, while many others work to Hollywood's standard definition of success.
Fragmented remarks on Armistice era policy describe Allied doubts over Germany obeying Versailles armament limits and France facing a large budget deficit. The piece hints at U.S. involvement and growing skepticism about a renewed disarmament conference.
A fragmented item describes an outbreak of gypsy moths in New Haven Connecticut, detailing a public nuisance and potential impact on trees and local property. Readable bits mention suppression efforts and warnings to residents amid entomological concerns.
Paris Aug 26 Vic torian fashion endures with a twist from Hise Schiaparelli. She unveils 1984 fabrics described as non sensational yet striking including crinkly bark like textures and a Scotth tweed using Whiskesheep wool. The designer claims modern appeal despite tradition.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a translation of Uncle Tom's Cabin into Abyssinian by a nobleman. The jumbled text mentions slavery in the United States, a moral critique, and references to world writers, with garbled phrases and unclear names.
United Press report from Washington details friction within the recovery administration as women officials clash over policy and internal matters. Disputes involve a consumers advisory board member and a secretary to General Johnson, followed by gossip about a prominent NEA figure and her political status. A Roosevelt portrait dominates her desk and office backdrop amid the controversy.
United Press book editor predicts Louis Bromfield’s new novel The Farm will be widely praised in coming months. The reviewer expects strong sales and calls Bromfield’s work a pest bold in its virtues and appeal to readers.
A 1913 snapshot notes W. Murray of the Hurlz Brass Bed Company entering mayoral race. a fatal assault near Spartansburg. murder case in Erie County as state police investigate. Reunions, deaths, and local civic notes accompany portraits of Meadville and Corry figures, with book reviews and cultural notices interwoven.
The text asks four specifics: whether the person is Do You 4. O. A. Speakman of 21 N Center Street, when C. J. Naegle served as superintendent of the Cony public schools, confirmation of Keating Manufacturing Company at 29 North Center Street, and the tenure of W. Troy Try as pastor of the Baptist church.
Chandler Arizona paper notes a quirky subscription deal where golf balls are being paid in merchandise and livestock. The item references Tetra Bolt bills and a unique barter arrangement involving local production and sales.
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