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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1933
Page
5
President Roosevelt yesterday approved ten additional NRA codes covering rubber manufacturing, millinery, hair cloth, tin manufacturing, oxy acetylene valve and filling, dry fur polishing, micta l tank, fur trapping, contractor, and stone washing machinery and equipment industries.
Delores Persinger, 12, died after 28 days of continuous nosebleeds and 15 blood transfusions. Doctors diagnosed the illness as purpura hemorrhagica, an unusual vascular disease, after extensive treatments and a final operation.
Personal Mention notes Charles Purcell and others spending the day in Erie. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Eisenman arrive in the city from Buffalo to visit relatives. R Northway and Morton leave for Royal Oak Michigan while Arena Hoover visits Corry. Mrs Joseph Young plans a weekend stay with her daughter in Erie and Mrs Mary McVelia Jett travels to Oklahoma City for holidays with relatives. Nella Raeke returns from Byte to visit her parents Charles and Haske as PF Patehen transfers from Corry to Titusville. Y Willard travels to Jamestown after his mother Mrs Samuel Willard dies. L J Rowe returns to Titusville from a city business trip. Mrs A M Gabriel returns to Buffalo after visiting. Myrtle Sysar and Virginia Smith visit Erie. James H Sehmering leaves Philadelphia after two weeks near Costs and Spring Creek for Albatt Dairies work. Harry Tillotson and family visit Corry for wedding anniversary celebration with H Tillotson family. James Haley, of Saginaw, arrives for anniversary events.
Pittsburgh police report two Millvale men died when a multimobile skidded on a wet street and hit a streetcar near Millvale. George Brightenbaugh, 40, owned the car and Albert Bister, 32, was the driver. They were en route to Pittsburgh when the crash occurred, demolishing the auto as the streetcar sustained damage. No trolley passengers were harmed, while Joseph Graham of McKees Rocks escaped injury.
United Press reports Dec 14 that Japanese and Manchukuoan cavalry pushed from Bolon Nor toward the Peiping Kalgan railway, penetrating the Great Wall near Tushibion and advancing toward Lungmen. Chinese Governor Sung Chen-Yuan telegraphed Ho Ying-Ching seeking instructions and withdrew Chinese troops to avoid clash. A temporary truce has kept a neutral area along the line.
Fragmented text describes bacteria in farm soil and their abundance, noting millions to billions of cells and a focus on how organisms in soil interact and simulate bacterial activity. The readable fragments imply a study or discussion of microbial populations in agricultural environments.
The Department of Mines reports anthracite output at 4,806,000 tons, up two percent from October, and bituminous production at 7,668,000 tons, down from 4,944,000 the previous month. There were eight fatalities in November, compared with 21 in October, with total fatalities ending at 29 from the data.
Crangtorad County officials secured rapid action on a CWA job quota increasing workers to about 3600. County Administrator William P. Tolley will keep submitting projects, with more expected and 800 men placed daily. Near-term plans aim to employ nearly 3500 workers on county civil works by early next week. Domestic notes mention visitors and a trip downtown, while New York stocks show a sharp midday decline of over 119 points with a weak market rally late session.
At a premiere, star Leni Luneska faces public humiliation as ex-husband Karl Kruger, now in a private theatre office, insists on reconciliation. A violent confrontation erupts with Lucky Cavanaugh present as thieves burgle the next office. Kruger is killed, Annette lies dead, and Cavanaugh is drawn into a police investigation threatening his career and Leni’s safety as rumors swirl.
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