Lippman Urges Continued Advance On Recovery Policy
Walter Lippman of the New York Herald Tribune praises the administrations monetary recovery steps as intelligent audacity. He argues for expanding American currency to raise purchasing power, urging the Treasury and Federal Reserve to convert gold and reserves into money that buys goods. He warns current constraints hinder credit expansion and must be reconsidered to sustain price levels and economic recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lippman
New York Herald Tribune
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Syste
Retrospective Appraisal of Distress in Modern History
A clipping titled Retrospective Appraisal surveys famous quotes on distress across eras. It juxtaposes sentiments from Pitt Wilberforce Shaftesbury Disraeli and Wellington with notes on railroads failing and widespread business collapse in 1893 1929 and related periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Pitt
Samuel Wilberforce
Lord Shaftesbury
Disraeli
Duke of Wellington
United Stas
United Stats
Nation's Huge Toll From Accidents
National Safety Council announces 1933 accident toll totaling about 2.9 billion in wages and medical costs and a damage estimate around 8,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Hollywood Tearoom Aids Film Set Society
A Hollywood tearoom run by the Assistance League serves 1,500 society women and provides rentals of estates, clubs, yachts, and pools to film studios. Proceeds fund a day nursery, girls club, family welfare bureau, thrift shop, and workshops while waitresses mingle with actors such as John Boles and Spencer Tracy across the street at Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Amousines
Filmville
Huston
Gabots
Lodges
Assistance League
Hancock Banning
League
Hushers
Fox Hollywood
Inmeth
John Boles
Spencer Tracy
Victor Dory
Rosemary Ames
Claire Trevor
Jimmy Dunn
Heather Angel
United Press: Varley Bray Reynolds Reynolds Campaign Notes
United Press report from Washington covers Postmaster General Varley noting staff friction with Bray, the new secretary who gates press access. Senator Reynolds presides in the absence of Garner, disputes over gold policy, and Reynolds drives a North Carolina campaign tour handing candy to children while courting voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
James A. Varley
Post Office
Pacific
William Bray
Farley
Bray
Parley
Robert Rice
Bob) Heynolds
North Carolina
Reynolds
Garner
Robinson
Senate
Twenty Years Ago Ye Entries From Journal Files
A 1914 Corry item reports a large crowd of motorists visiting Buffalo for an auto show with named locals such as Ben Starr A H Mable and Fred Hoenes. Mentioned are hotel cashing bad checks and plans to meet the Municipal Club before travel west to Union City. Also noted are factory worker injury and a 90th birthday wish for May. Mrs J H McCihe travels to Jacksonville Fla. to visit her daughter Mrs B Fitch Seward Corl of Spokane was summoned by the stillness of his others J K Korl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ben Starr
A. H. Mable
Fred Hoenes
Walter Blair
Hiverett Leach
Ralph Bly
Joseph L. Spiesman
Mark Smith
Fred Scholten
G. H Crippen
R. d. Follett
F. E. Whittlesey
Buffalo
Fleet Heads East Coast Cruise In April 1930s
About 10,000 American bluejackets and 110 ships will depart San Diego area April 7 for Atlantic maneuvers and presidential review in New York by May. The expedition, costing around 2.0 million for fuel and supplies, will include battleships, cruisers, destroyers and aircraft carriers, with Admiral David Foote Sellers commanding. After Caribbean maneuvers in September, the fleet will base in Guantanamo and visit eastern ports such as St. Augustine and Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eastern Seaboard
United States
Atlantic
San Diego
San Pedro
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific
Penses
Uncle Sam
Asiatic Squadron
California
Panama Canal
New York
Roosevelt
Gotham
Hoover
Newport
Guantanamo
Cuba
Caribbean
Macon
Sunnyvale
Cal
David Foote Sellers
Feet
West Coast
Hawaii
Japan
West
Pennsylvania
Admiral Sellers
West Virginia
Tennessee
Colorado
Maryland
Nevada
Texas
Langley
Saratoga
Lexington
Indianapolis
Prank H Brumby
State Geologist Seeks Pennsylvania Meteorite Boom
A drive led by Ralph W. Stone, assistant state geologist, asks farmers and residents to submit meteorites found in Pennsylvania for identification. Some meteorites have sold for up to 10 dollars per pound, with a Somerset farmer paying off his mortgage from a 11 years ago find. The program aims to locate every meteorite in the Keystone State and return nonvalued pieces, fostering cooperation among farmers and scientific groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Grant
United Press Star
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ralph W. Stone
State Geological Survey
Somerset County
Stone
Kansas
Arizona
State Geologic Survey
Keystone State
Pittsburgh
Gettysburg
Williamsport
Shrewsbury
York County
New Baltimore
Paris Fashion Notes at St Moritz Ski Style Parade
Fashion observers describe the St Moritz season favoring long full trousers with outer fullness and blousing over the boot, paired with fitted jackets, navy blue or brown color schemes, and bright accessories. Notable attendees include Miss Dorothy Spreckels, Mrs John Moffat, and Princess Imere tisky, amid a shift away from classic black costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Moritz
Dorothy Spreckels
Palace Hotel
St. Miltz
Jonger
John Moffat
Imeretisky
Leveson Gower
Syinter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Evening Journal
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York Tribune
Chicago
Cate
Durlie
Alan
P. McCray
Ajax Tron Works
A. M. Davis
Third Avenue
J. H. McCihe
Jacksonville
B. Fitch
Seward Corl
Spolkane, Wash
J. K. Korl
East Coast
Kotex
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Penn’a
Philco
Philcos
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center
Streah
Corry, Pa
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