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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
3
The Saturday Evening Post praises strict quotas yet questions total exclusion. It cites Dr. Car F Geiser of Oberlin College proposing selective immigration to aid business, with assimilation in regions suited to newcomers.
The Metropolitan Opera staged Gou nods Romeo and Juliette with a cast largely of American born or naturalized singers. The chorus was chiefly American, reflecting a patriotic emphasis on fostering native talent and training locally. American artists dominate as venues train and accept homegrown performers.
Prof Frank T Carlton of Case School notes batter systems act as temporary substitutes when electric service fails and may reshape labor organization if kept beyond emergencies. Norman Thomas foresees a period of inflation and political clashes leading to a potential dictatorship as farmers gain relief while workers lose protection.
The text discusses concerns over inflation and the potential rise of a dictatorship under a non-business leader with ties to big business. It contrasts level headed Americans against those favoring controlled inflation to avoid deflation and allow debtors and business to recover.
A brief note recalls Paddy Kane the itinerant flute player seen around Corry. It mentions the Breen sisters teaching at the high school faculty and references A Brodsky running an East Main Street junk yard. Parker Cramer is noted as a male flier lost at sea.
Mue Green a 17 year old Pasadena student known on screen as Jean Parker signs a seven year deal with Metro Goldwyn Mayer after her photo draws studio attention. She attends Murry Tech High School by day and works at the studio by night to graduate with her class this spring. Buster Crabbe, released from a film to attend Yale University Law School, plans to depart his acting career for new studies.
Paris styles describe outfits worn by the Princess de Chimay in a Riviera couture feature. Fabrics include blue grey blends with linen blouses, porcelain tones, and a brown wool ensemble with a yellow waistcoat. A hyacinth blue wool coat features a high waist and striped plush velvet trim, tied with a bow.
Washington letters from Democratic job hunters flood offices. Senator Tydings reports about 200 letters daily with 890 minutes needed to read replies. Senators Harrison Barkley McKeller Robinson Wagner await patronage notes while Prof Raymond Moley seeks inauguration access.
The line describes Interserelli Perle as a slinky very supple and delightful to feel material. It presents a tactile impression of the fabric and its sensuous quality.
An ad claims Emerald Oil cures varicose veins without surgery or injections, promising instant relief, healed sores, reduced swelling, and improved circulation while allowing you to continue daily activities. It urges readers to follow simple directions and notes a local drug store.
Swift justice in county court with four youths pleading guilty. Anthony Poraski 20, Jarueny, Walter Pakele 20, Charles Fellsink 21, Casimer Kermile 448% 1th street arrested for breaking and entering and robbery. Bonds set, sentences pending investigation. parole possible after six months.
An unusually large gathering of relatives, neighbors and friends attended the funeral at McCray church on Wednesday afternoon for William P. Grace, a well known resident of Connons Township who died at One Corey hospital. Rev. Perry F. Haines officiated. burial was at Me 46 cemetery. Bearers included Seyerd Hammond, Elton Darrow, Andrew Miller, George Ghase, Leon Slakeslee and Glenn Chelton. Attendees from afar included Mrs William Faulkner and Mrs 2 Palmer of Cleveland, Mrs Katherine Rubbon of Pittsburgh, and Mr and Mrs Edward J Grace among others.
The County club at Hotel Corry hosted the bridge finals with six tables and an enjoyable session. Winners were Dr and Mrs H Harmon for North and South, and Ms W Morgaridge and Mrs Hasty Auer for East and West. prior game victors included Leonard Buriehardt with Richard Smith for East and West and Lena St Clair with Mrs V A Port for North and South. A lunch followed. next series planned to be held biweekly, date to be announced.
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