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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1934
Page
3
Corry city officials concluded the first day of the new administration with Mayor-elect Glen Miller steering an adjourned council session. Appointments were presented on a temporary basis amid opposition from Councilmen Mulderick and Nichola, signaling potential drastic salary revisions and further changes in the coming sessions.
State agriculture department reports 1983 market value up forty two percent from 1932 low. Higher prices drive the surge. 1993 and 1931 1932 value estimates cited, with 1948 records noting Pennsylvania's top standing among states in crops like buckwheat tea tobacco and grapes. Cash income will be announced later.
A summary of the Roosevelt Administration’s use of the National City Bank of New York report as a bellwether for economic activity. It notes cautious optimism in trade and industry through the latest month, with holiday retail trends shaping outlook and textile and other sectors showing signs of activity despite unsettled conditions. Contends the survey reflects year end trends and near term productive expectations.
The Golden Stairs rise in shipping orders contrasts with a December uptick in operations, moving from November’s 278 percent capacity to 84.2 percent before the holidays. Activity strengthens in rail, public works, and auto sectors as orders mature after January 18, with scrap markets firming and building-contractor awards higher than November. Auto production and November sales surge, dealer stocks remain tight, and freight, power, and car-loadings improve, signaling sustaining gains for the next quarter amid better Christmas retail and overall industrial balance.
Paris reports on couture seen in Paris with details of gowns by Molyneix and Mrs Lynn Fontaine bunt. It describes a pink lace tea-gown worn at a Union in Vieng event, draped neckline and train, plus feathered accessories and velvet gown highlights as part of the Pilhes Bergere showcase.
A miscellany of 1914 Corry items notes three hundred premiums for a poultry show, a death in Deud Hill, a Kan sas political bid for William Plumb, factory repairs at NaBone Corset, social gatherings at the Raymond Mock, library theatre crowds, weather hopes for snow, local deaths, and a rescue due to an aching tooth saving a family.
Ben Piazza from MGM tasting director suggests great headline personalities could play vivid character types in movies. He names Henry Ford, Lionel Barrymore, Ward, Jane Addams, May Robson, Col Lindbergh, John D Rockefeller Jr, General Hugh Johnson, John Barrymore, and Timmy Walker as possible foils for famous screen roles, noting their distinct looks and personas.
Washington reports discuss the fair hearing rights for circus code workers and the broader NRA push. Citizens debate child labor limits, liquor advertising bans, and beer sales as lawmakers weigh policy and office door displays reflect NRA symbolism amid prohibition sentiment.
Erie press reports public dancing halted at midnight after orders from city marshal. Police raided the Green Mill tavern at 3708 Glenwood Park. proprietor and band were arrested. About 00 guests not disturbed. one heckler taken into custody. Disorderly house charges, and several band members named along with a salesman listed.
On Monday morning in Big, Sheriff Dell Darling and appointees led newly elected county officers into office. County Controller Harvey M. Willis, Jury Commissioners Horace Bell and Henry Stancank, Aldermen Charlie Berber Paul Watson William Schabecker Lyle Ore and Thomas Conyngham took oaths alongside numerous newly appointed ward constables and justices of the peace. Mrs. Qdessie Plate administered the oaths in a plain ceremony with no formal rites.
A120 more than 40 Erie bootleggers were summoned to report to the state internal revenue office to state liquor sales and pay the tax of 2 per gallon. State troopers and revenue agents have pursued a quiet investigation since repeal of prohibition. Defendants face a 300 fine or jail for nonpayment. The government offered a chance to settle tax obligations.
Canadian Parliament is expected to assemble in the second or third week of January with Montreal cited as the meeting location in early reports. The notice outlines timing but lacks confirmed dates or agenda details.
Purported bladder cleanser claims to drive out impurities and acids causing irritation and frequent urination. It advertises BU KETS as a bladder laxative with juniper oil and herbs, priced 25 cents, promising relief within four days and a money back guarantee.
The readable fragments ask about Proble Fsanina state traits at Corry Hill school, Guarre ioestner operations, Stasiford Hoge Company guarantee, and Gif Gerry race attempts. Details, dates, places are unclear due to OCR damage.
Harrisburg authorities urge applicants for learner permits and renewals to use the new forms effective January 2. The bureau orders destruction of old blanks and requires full disclosure on accidents in the 12 months prior to filing under the Financial Responsibility Act. Incomplete applications will be returned and may trigger a two year license suspension. Salt as Money Standard Salt was once the monetary standard.
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