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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1933

Page

3

New Confidence in Middlewest Farm District

United Press reports a shift to optimism in the Midwest farm sector as government actions loom. Government programs include a $100,000,000 aid package and price supports, easing foreclosures and boosting purchasing power. Farmers, merchants, and lenders anticipate relief transforming mortgage burdens and stabilize markets despite stubborn livestock and grain price gaps.

United Press Chicago Middlewest Washington Roosevelt Federal Land Bank Iowa Nebraska Wyoming South Dakota

Governor Pinchot on Harrisburg power and reforms

Gifford Pinchot argues the recent special session shows sweatshop power still dominates General Martin and the Senate. He notes gains from Pennsylvania ratifying the child labor amendment, an all age assistance measure, and criticizes the Senate for killing minimum wage and maximum hours bills while defending his own reappointments and warning of next governor’s politics.

General Assembly General Martin Martin Senate Pennsylvania United States Awentshop Setialaris Senate Committee On Judiciary General Pe—Hind Public Service Commission Mellons Gifford Pinchot

The Cost of Pennsylvania Lawmaking Under Scrutiny

A Harrisburg report assesses state legislative expenses, noting three-year costs near 3.5 million dollars for sessions plus 900 thousand dollars for extra sessions. An upcoming spring extra session could push costs beyond one million for such sessions. Critics say high outlays and blocked pension reforms undermine the Republican party and provoke public criticism.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania General Assembly

Herriot Denounces French Debt Policy Amid U S Claims

W Douard Herriot, former French premier, remains critical of Paris debt stance toward the United States. He argues the policy harms French credit, calls for informed public debate, and warns against relying on England’s debt decisions as a mistake with repercussions in potential future European conflict.

Wdouard Herriot France Paris United States England

Radio Abuses May Receive Attention in Congress

Senator Dill, chair of the Commerce Committee, says Congress will move next month to curb excessive advertising on radio time. He faults the Radio Commission as inefficient and lacking initiative, urging direct action or new legislation to regulate advertising proportions and curb widespread complaints.

Dill Commerce Committee Congress Washington Radio Commission Dil Supreme Court Uless Til Fiat Senate House

Christmas gifts from Jones vieux in a paper bag

Washington dispatch notes humorous items from December news: Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation handed six Rio Grande grapefruit to delegates as gifts, joking he could not obtain whiskey. Interior Secretary Ickes skated on an icy sidewalk and required hospital care resuming work from his room. Mrs Roosevelt admires huskies brought from Alaska by Slim Williams, after he showed them at the Chicago World’s Fair. Theodore Joslin promotes a forthcoming Palo Alto memoir with detached observer tone. Starlings seized by the government have returned to Pennsyylvania Avenue perches amid other brief items.

Washington Jesse Jones Reconstruction Finance Corporation Grady Rio Grande Country Jones Secretary of the Interior Ickes Naval Hospital Interior Department Franklin D. Roosevelt Williama

Barthelmess Says Actors Should Not Recast Roles

Hollywood chatter notes Richard Barthelmess argues against repeating past roles in new films. He cites his own experience with Tolerable David and Broken Blossoms, saying mood and personality change prevent duplicating former performances. He prefers evolving with the screen and highlights his current vehicle A Modern Hero.

Hollywood Chil Michaelangein Shakespeare Richard Barthelmess Tye Barthelmess David Barthelmers Michielangelo Bartheliness Louis Bromfield

Local inquiries on past events and figures

Questions reference a street event on the avenue, Billy Myers in Tocaminstrel shows, Dr Wilkins running a slog repair shop, and Joe Cuignon with a basketball club. The text seems fragmented and unclear about dates or exact answers.

Billy Myers Dr. Wilkins Joe Cuignon Baskeetbelt Toys

Visit to Jail Stirs South Bend Case

In South Bend Washington a man known as Peterson faced a county jail transfer as deputies escorted him through Joming streets. A separate incident in the same area saw a thief snatch a wallet from a passerby, prompting police to pursue the suspect.

South Bend Wash Feland M Peterson Takelo Chambes Traffitiers Arate

Odd fur lined outfits mark Paris fashion tips

Paris fashion notes show brown gray combos work when controlled. Molynesix uses copper wood with gray squirrel lining and fur as chic reversible accents. Bottle green tweed dress with black Persian lamb lining demonstrates the growing role of fur as dual purpose lining and accessories.

Mary Knight United Press Paris Molynesix

Enrollment in New Orleans Public Schools Rises in Q1

New Orleans public schools report 50,270 students enrolled in the first quarter, a rise of 3,238 from last year, according to Superintendent Nicholas Bauer.

New Orleans Nicholas Baeur

Weather report on storm activity across regions

The weather bureau notes a general decline in thunderstorm activity as one moves north. Frequent storms persist in the northern Frue region near the border, with the Pacific coast and interior western areas showing fewer meteorological events and lower intensity.

Weather Bureau

New Year's Dance at Jamestown with Melody Boys

A New Year's dance features balloon and serpentine dances, with Muste by Melody Boys performing. Held Saturday December 30 in Hubbard's Hell French Sreek area, Jamestown. Beverages provided. admission 55 cents. door rights reserved. Everyone welcome.

Melody Boys Jamestown

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