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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1934

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal Publisher Advertising Rates Note

The Corry Evening Journal lists publishing staff and national representatives. It notes mail rates of four dollars per year and two dollars fifty per year in advance, plus carrier and weekly rates. Advertising rates are available upon application.

Corry Evening Journal South Street Corry A. D. Colegrove Arthur Colegrove Natonal Advertising Representatives Wred Kimball, Inc 44Th St New Yorke Bartlett Millwaukee Michigan Square Chicago Stormfeltz-Lovely Detroit Chamber of Com Pittsburgh Heal Estate Trust Philadelphia

Guffey Defends Recovery Against Reed Criticism

Mr. Guffey replies to Senator Reed’s attack on the Roosevelt recovery program calling it a defense of human lives and property. He argues big business must sacrifice for labor and the working class to receive relief, while condemning Hoover era wait-and-see policy and praising the National Recovery program.

Guffey David Reed Reed Old Guard Austria France Hoover

Confidence Grows as Government Financing Attracts Subscriptions

The weekly issue of 100000000 in Treasury notes was oversubscribed four times signaling a well stocked investment market. Financial leaders see potential for more funds for new loans to industry as banks and the RFC report rising applications from firms that closed during the downturn. Rumors of large scale direct loans have diminished as the Administration shows this plan is not favored.

Treasury RFC

Federal measures aim to secure bank loan funds

Government action seeks to bolster liquidity for industry by expanding insured deposits and encouraging lending. Agencies coordinate to stabilize credit and support spring activity across sectors, with emphasis on financial resilience and accessible capital for businesses.

Babson Calls For Character Development In Economic Outlook

Miami Beach audience hears Roger W. Babson urge focus on character over statistics to solve economic problems. He argues prosperity depends on personal conduct and the use of wealth, projecting a coming period of profit and upward spiral for investors and business leaders.

Miami Beach Roger W- Babson Babson

Comedian Harry Green weighs gags on stage and stagecraft

Hollywood report notes Harry Green, the comedian, obtains jokes from friends or his own mind and even uses card tricks and Houdini acts. He discusses gag sharing among entertainers, recalls Moe and Cantor anecdotes, and describes his playful experiments with magic and vaudeville routines amid baby jokes and mystic impersonations.

Alanson Edwards United Press Hollywood Harry Green Harry Cantor Moe Sam Joe Mac Houdini

Bridge opening links Montreal to New York state

Montreal will open the Catghnawabga Bridge on July 1 linking the city with Laprairie Cha teduiguay Huntingdon counties and completing the highway to Malone New York.

Montreal Laprairie Chateduiguay Huntingdon Malone N. Y

NRA Leaders Shift To High Society Social Events

Washington dispatch reports Recovery Administration officials, previously frenzied over steel coils and production, now engage in upscale gatherings at hotels and cocktail parties. Frances Robinson, paid 800 yearly, hosts radio speeches while Lucretia Bori attends a charity dinner. Gen. Johnson’s public tone grows milder as social calendar expands.

United Press Washington Recovery Administration NRA Frances Robinson Hugh §. Johnson Wanen

Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files February 16 1914

A city commission meeting tonight will discuss the general appropriations ordinance. The Municipal Club lost to Brooklin M C A 97 to 0. Alterations begin on S W Brown blocks and a new theatre front is planned for Amuse U theatre. Thieves entered the Spartansburg creamery and stole eighty pounds of butter and two harness sets. Seniors mid winter carnival opens at the State Armory tonight. George B Hazen Erie Railroad trainman killed at Cambridge Springs. Val D Mannarren hosted fourteen guests for his fourteenth birthday anniversary. John D Beardsley father of Mrs Gerry T Kincaid died at Corry hospital after being ill. N Collen and daughter Lena travel to Cleveland for spring millinery and suits. Jacob Young elected president of a new club for Emmatuel cures sons last night. Mr and Mrs W A McKay anniversary celebration marked their 62nd wedding anniversary.

New Fabrics Boost Summer Fashion Trends in Paris

Paris styles preview a season where fabric speaks. Printed nets in fruits and plates lead to sports outfits and street wear. Novel cello weave on artificial silk offers practical costumes with color and metallic threads, shaping a vibrant department of new fabrics and outfits for summer.

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Golf ball kills bird on second shot in Bandon

In Bandon Oregon Dr. R H Donaney hit a second shot with a cashel that pierced tree foliage and killed a woodpecker. He still holed out in par and argues for both a birdie and par on the same hole.

Bird Bandon Ore R. H. Donaney

McKean Man Guilty in Shooting Youth Case

WAI Feb 16 Steve Smith 52 was found guilty of aggravated assault and battery in the shooting of Steve Kayly Jr 16 last Nov in Erie county court. Jury urged severe sentencing. judge deferred sentence pending motion for new trial. Case ties to a house fire two years earlier near McKean and a subsequent love-triangle dispute.

Wai Steve Smith McKean Steve Kaysly Hoy Erie County J. Orin Waite Kovaly Steve Kovaly Smith Kovaly Senior Steve Kovaly, Sr

Child Dies From Burns In Johnsonburg Home Incident

Five year old Catherine Sopaeasa, daughter of Franke Sopaeasa and wife, burned when her clothing caught fire at their Harrison avenue home in Ridgway. A neighbor found her on fire as mother worked upstairs. She died Thursday at 6 am at Burj Spunty General Hospital. County coroner not expected to hold an inquest.

Ridgway Wen Waue Catherine S¢o Paeas Franke Svopaeasa Harrison Avenue Johnsonburg Bur Spunty General Hospital Stopataxa S. T. McCabe Johsonburg

Kennedy would accept place on state ticket, union official says

Kennedy, secretary-treasurer of United Mine Workers, told the Lindistrat board he would not seek political office. He said serving as lieutenant governor would not interfere with his union duties and aimed to expand service to labor and the people. Also: Oregon tests show university life team excelled in muscular coordination and performance.

Is Kennedy Et United Mine Workers Lindistrat Iernational Democratis State’ Committee Kennedy Raul Psychology University of Oregon

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