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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
3
A column defends liberal thought against blanket condemnations by a Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion. It argues free speech protects democracy, notes the varied views among critics, and warns suppression of liberal thought dangers nations, citing historical perils and Russia’s fate.
William Green of the AFL argues against restricting Russian trade. He warns that expanding Russia's market would require more U S goods and could injure American labor through imports. He notes Russia cannot yet self produce and would need machinery and goods from the United States, while both nations benefit from reciprocal trade and shipping between them.
The American Merchant recently arrived with 22 men rescued at sea from the wrecked British freighter Exeter. A skipper, a wireless operator, an officer, a 15 year old cabin boy, a ship's surgeon, and a seaman all demonstrated extraordinary courage and seamanship.
The United States debt network led by about 2000 chambers of commerce wins overwhelming support for revising foreign war debt terms. Business leaders back downward revision to keep goods competitive, fearing debtors will demand armament and tariffs rise, while politicians face pressure from a vast tax and debt web.
Edward Clermont in Hollywood works as a mood specialist with four years on the job and a catalog of about 2000 discs. He selects scores to fit scenes for stars like Joan Crawford, Gary Cooper, and Franchot Tone, adjusting mood from tears to lighter moments with operas, marches, and novelty tunes.
Fragmentary OCR question notes reference Ressler Poundey near Aero Sup A and TR Messenger with a dry goods store west of WBaston Hoye. It mentions Congregational Church on Pyurth Avenue and Pleasant Street and C. Swift's hardware store on First Avenue. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Look out for headaches loss of appetite and energy sallow complexion and sleeplessness warning signs of constipation. Regularity with Aur Bran Kellogg’s All-Bran cereal claims to ease constipation using fibre and iron a common health push from old advertisements. Two tablespoons daily encouraged with recipes and grocery-wide availability.
Leslie Eighel argues profits rose faster than wages and farm incomes, widening the gap between costs and receipts. He cites George Soule on a planned society, warns of rising capital investments and speculation, and calls for debt relief and higher wages and farm incomes to restore purchasing power and prevent further collapse.
United Press reports White House secretaries will use aging bulbmobiles in coming years. The plan is to keep them up to date with best models while Hoover remains in office and after. Lawrence Richey leases Shoreham Building space to support Hoover library and Hurley coordination. A guard monitors a chimney device concerns as genuine papers drift away. Army Captain Abraham R. Ginsburg nears Paris assignment guiding Gold Star mothers, a prized post.
Salomer Sehmier, noted as one of Waren county's oldest residents, died early Wednesday at her Yankee Bush home at age 95. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Friday, with interment in Mead Cemetery. She was born May 3, 1387 in Alsdhe-horrpiae.
Fragmentary notice describes a London financial scene with slang like deal quek and asserts a broker remains operating despite alleged bankruptcy. It signals ongoing market activity in a curbstone environment and hints at instability in stock trading practices.
In Blair County a Pennsylvania borough seeks court relief to compel creditor James Brass of Hollidaysburg to accept partial payment of $18,000 on an $45,000 obligation. Judge Patterson ruled Brass must accept $17,000 plus interest. Brass plans an appeal. The 1921 loan began at $11,000, later growing to $48,000 after further advances.
A fragmented instructional note describes painting a floor while piloting a floor. It mentions using a heavy object against the base to hold the floor, applying a substance described as a floor coat, and using cloth to wipe away excess. The readable text is garbled and contains several misspellings but preserves the sequence of action steps.
Mrs J J Looney of Olive Branch Mississippi says since taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she sleeps like a child her nerves are steadier and she no longer suffers from aches and pains she urges readers to get a bottle from their druggist today
Dayton resident Betty Luedtke endorses Kruschen as a safe fast weight loss method. She advises taking one half teaspoon in hot water every morning before breakfast and reducing fatty foods. The 4 week supply is sold at local drugstores with a money back guarantee, though warnings about imitations appear.
The Countess Caraman-Chimay now with Maison Schiaparelli comments on Paris fashion trends noting Thile dependent on Hoare IS and describing a Tyrolean bat and a blue crocheted wool piece. She references a piquant face and a smart tweet suit with a forward brim.
Detroit February 2 Briggs AUno body plant neared full time production today as allied plants resumed work and Ward Motor Co prepared recalls for 19% models. Production would restart only when sufficient bodies arrive to ensure full output. Ticket lines thinned at Highlin Park and Mack Ave plants where strikers halted operations a week ago. Sufficient applicants were available to select the best workers, officials said.
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