Upheaval Likely in World Politics 1934
Richard D. McMillan reports strong expectations of wide upheaval in world politics after World War I. European capitals swirl with moves to trench on Versailles, reshape the League of Nations, and push for disarmament. Mussolini is seen as hub of plans for a seven nation entente to pressure small states, possibly drawing in the United States, Japan, Russia, Italy, Britain, France, and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. McMillan
United Press
McMillan
League of Nations
Mussolini
Britain
France
League Council
League
United States
America
Japan
Russia
Ialy
Germany
Gleste
Europe
Building Operations Now Showing Gains
The chief statistician of the F W Dodge Corporation says a defin ite upward trend in building operations has emerged. Residential building leads the way with a 23 percent rise in November across 37 eastern states, totaling 28 615 700, while general construction in the same states reached 162 380 600, the highest since October 1931. Publicly financed projects exceed 100,000,000, mainly under the Public Works Administration, signaling a stronger outlook for 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Rocky Mountains
Epcassaks
Public Works Administration
Dodge Statiatician
Pulse Construction
Corry notes and staff questions from local archive
The item asks about Pat O Neil running the Muteher shop on West Main Street the timing of Wit Hines Penny Press publication and the date G Harmon served as cashier of Corry National Bank and Lon Jourdet travel to aid Corry Giants basketball from Pittsdalpton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat O'Neil
West Main Sreet
Wit Hines
Penny
G. Harmon
Corry National Bank
Lon Jourdet
Piilsdalptin
Corry
Bris
Politician Slams Whisky Prices and Can Sizes
Representative Cochran of Missouri denounces the 72 dollar per quart whisky pricing as outrageous and urges public restraint. He cites Bureau of Industrial Alcohol chemists noting today’s best whiskey cost under 50 cents per gallon to make. Dr. Frederic Howe comments on can sizes, warning about deceptive pricing. Madame Secretary Perkins’ off the record remark draws humor as wheat drive spreads. Dr. M. L. Wilson, originally from Bozeman, reflects on staying in Washington to manage wheat and subsistence programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Snc. d
Johm
Cochran
St. Louis
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
Bozeman
Mont
M. L. Wilson
Montana State University
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes Corry Lodge Event
Taken from the Journal Files twenty years back Corry Lodge of PLS held memorial services with George W. Allen of Knox ville Pa delivering the address. The article mentions Flon and H. A. Guignon's Storre manufacturing, heavy Texas shipments, and a charity ball at the new lodge home on North Center Street. Also notes snow fall preparations, Florence Smith piano at Tyrie theatre, and local residents attending events.
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Flon
George W. Allen
Knoxville
Corry Lodge of
PLS
Corry
Stoge
H. A. Guignon
Texas
New Lodge
North Center Street
State Armory
Florence Smith
Tyrie Theatre
the Elks
We have the shoe for Lady Lou in debut of new kid slipper
Paris dispatch describes Pinet exhibition announcing a new kid slipper that blends the gay 90s aura with 30s comfort. It covers most of the foot with perforations mirroring past styles and a curved heel. Available in black navy brown dull green and hot plum red. Paris couturiers boast versatile coats with reversible fur and cloth in beige chili wool and ocelot plus fur lined white wood coats for Riviera nights.
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Paris
Lady Lou
Pinet
Paris Courturiers
Heim
Riviera
Mecca
Corry council attacks 1934 budget and deficit
The speaker questions the 1934 budget figures, alleging overestimates of receipts and a large deficit. He argues next year’s operating funds would dip to about 14 000, with over 24 000 in fixed charges leaving insufficient funds for salaries. He urges citizens to consider potential debt and governance issues affecting city welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neang Ural
Stanford Hose
White Hawk Captured Near Muncie in Chicken Yard Trap
A Delaware County farmer trapped a rare first pure white hawk in his chicken yard steel trap. Separate notices report Gary charges after a wife allegedly poured water on a man embalming a body, and Hobart undertaker Albert C. Wrobbell filed for divorce.
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Muncie
Ind
Delaware County
Gary
Albert C.wrobbell
Hobart
Dairy merger stirs Erie milk war as Sanitary buys Waterford
Erie dairy scene shifts as Sanitary Dairy acquires Waterford Farms from Borden Co in a deal not officially announced. The sale, effective at week’s end, expands Sanitary’s routes by about 5 000 quarts daily and could create Erie’s largest retail milk firm. Nearly 50 Waterford workers face job loss. operations will consolidate at Sanitary’s Eighteenth Street plant.
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Erie
Waterford Farms
Sanitary Dairy. Co
Borden Co
E. 18Th Street
5Th Street
Waterford Company
Howard Rites On Saturday For Warren Editor 73
William W. Howard, 73, former editor and publisher of the Warren Mail, arrived from Huntington to visit family. Funeral services are planned Saturday at 2 PM. He leaves a wife abroad and two sisters, Mrs. J. B. Lacy and Miss May Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Howard
Warren Mail
Huntington
L. L
E. B. Lacy
Airlock
Europe
J. B. Lacy
May Howard
Corry
Open Evenings Schedule December 14 For Christmas Shopping
The city adopts an open evening schedule starting December 14 to accommodate Christmas shoppers. Stores will stay open Thursday through Saturday, December 23, inviting residents to make it a buy in Corry Christmas and boost holiday sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christms
Cony
Corry
D A R Chapter Hosts Christmas Party at Home
The Broken Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a Christmas party at Mrs. A. Ella King’s home on South Center street. Nineteen members and ten guests attended, with gifts exchanged from red stockings and a program on Christmas observances in Northern Europe.
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Brokenstray Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. Ella King
South Center Street
M. George Boyd
Jessie K. Newton
Newtow
Europe
D. A. Hillstrom
Sweden
R. S. Burr
Germany
Newton
Finland
C. H. Andrews
Charles Stewat
A. Bile King
G. E. Boyd
J. F. Austin
E. C. Bates
O. HH. Andrews
Charles Stewart
Guy Abbey
D. A. Hill
Two Cleveland youths held in shooting case
Two twenty two year old Clevelanders confessed to shooting and robbing George Fischer at the Karlen Filling Station near W Ridge Road and Asbury Chapel Road. William Bunyan and Howard Alder were jailed to await action by the next grand jury on three charges including robbery and aggravated assault with intent to kill. Bunyan also faces driving while intoxicated and hit and run counts. They are also wanted in Cleveland for robbery and larceny of an automobile. Police chased them from Linesville after a restaurant sighting. a crash and pursuit led to their arrest. Fischer was wounded in the thigh and is recovering.
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Erie
George Fischer
Potomar Ave
Karlen
W. Ridge Road
Asbury Chapel Road
William Bunyan
Howard Alder
Justice of the Peace
Walter Goodwin
Wesleyville
Bunyan
Linesville
Alder
I Justice of Peace
Biden
Crawford County
Cleveland
Harry Kenyon
Runyan
Kenyon
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Corry Evening Journal
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Mcga
Kan
George McCayral
Frederic Howe
The
AAA
Perlins
Miss Perkins
G. D. Heath
Reading
State Grange
Frank Chase
Bucktsteel
Washington, D.C
Bernice Bracken
West Pleasant Street
Grippe
Mary Knight
Santa Claus
Taiy
Ss. Idaire
Alafe
Jong Santa Claus
Root’s Furniture Store
Corry, Pa
Sanitary Dairy Co
Howard
Citizens
D.A.R
Runyon
Older
Tary Dairy
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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