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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1934

Page

5

Personal mentions mingle with travels in Meadville region

Local notes list residents and visitors including Mrs Lila Graham and son Merle and Ernest VanMarter of Meadville departed after hosting Mrs Fanny VanMarter. Richard Bachmeter resumes studies at Ohio State after holidays with parents. Several others return to work or travel, with names and small movements across Erie, Corry, Titusville, Meadville and surrounding areas.

Lila Graham Merle Ernest VanMarter Meadville Wie Tatter Fanny VanMarter East Frederieke Richard ‘Bachemer Oho State University Columbus Ernest "Bachotnex Mary Gallelli R.N Buffalo Franklin Babbitt FT. Babbitt Wellsboro Erie Prank Wanders Titusville F. C. Howard North Center Stream Butters University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Clemma Butters East Wayne Street James McKnight Auest Hazel Sweet East South Street Virginia Smith

Roosevelt Plans Huge Debt, Seeks Budget Balance

The article outlines President Roosevelt's plea to borrow 10 billion to balance the treasury, detailing public debt projections to June 30, 1935, and plans to balance budgets by 1938. It notes past Hoover contrasts, contemplated spending levels, and the goal of debt contraction after initial recovery.

Roosevelt White House Hoover Thal Jgollell By Wederal Gonmedon

Free Coinage of Silver Urged in Senate Action

Washington Jan 4 The proposal calling for free and unlimited coinage of silver was urged before President Roosevelt today by Senators King Dem Utah Wheeler Dem Mont We propose free and unlimited coinage in accord ance with the recent resolution adopted by a Senate group Western congressmen had met in the capitol and adopted a resolution proposing free and unlimited coinage at a ratio to be set by law The representatives were headed by Hon Brigham Dem Utah

Unio Rress Washington Roosevelt King Dem Utith Wheeler Mont Senate Capitol Hop.Sé¢righam Utah

Istock Prices Dip Amid Budget News And Market Shifts

The report notes stock prices for major firms including American Can American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel General Electric General Motors Studebaker and Westinghouse among others, as investors react to the president's budget message and government bond performance. Also mentioned are social notes on Mr and Mrs Carl Lemnard’s Tuesday evening visit and Wednesday church activities with Rev J C Lawrence in Geneva and Rootville before returning home.

United States American Smelters American 'T & Pr Wey Fe Atlantic Refining Wes Auburn Puls Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Bip Canadian Pacfic Tate C&ko Chrysler Bay Columbia Gas Continental Can - Consolidated Oil Curtiss-Wright Eric General Electric General Motors International Nickel Kennecott Montgomery Ward National Daily New York Central lWantworth N.Y Jann Boryk Carl Lemnard East Branch Re. J. C. Lawrente Geneva Rootville

Foreign view in favorable light from London to Berlin

An international reaction to President Roosevelt's congressional message shows currency shifts and political parallels. The pound rose to 3.10 dollars while the franc weakened. Berlin papers liken Roosevelt's plans to Hitler and Mussolini. In Pittsburgh, veterans protested after radios were reportedly silenced during the address, later explained as a mistake.

United Press London Roosevelt Congress Ross Berlin Uessige Adolf Hitler Italidn Maserste Zenito Mussolini Lokal Angeiger Ub- Pittsburgh Veterans Hospital Ape Acileil Aspinwall Ronsevelt Althaugh

Seawater Gold Extraction Claims and Trials

The article discusses attempts to extract gold from seawater, noting tiny traces and the lack of a commercially viable method. It mentions various proposed processes, none of which have proven practical or profitable to date.

Bureau of Wanes Aly Ih

What Milady Will Need in Footwear at Boston Show

A Boston preview notes spring shoe styles gaining favor with lower heels around two inches for spectator sport and street wear while dress heels may reach two and three eighths inches. Designers highlight suede finishes, rough leathers, and textured skins like sealskin and buffed calfskin, with Greta Gurby's fashion choices cited by buyers Lawrence Myers and Beil.

United Press Boston Alice Lawrence Myers Pennsylvania Greta Gurby Beil

Minor Chickenpox Flareup Reported in First Ward

Health Officer John D Flanigan reports a minor chickenpox flareup confined mainly to children in the First Ward. New cases include Willa Lindsey of Chestnut Street and several residents on Main, Spring, Concord, South Center, and Concord streets.

First Ward John D. Flanigan Willa Lindsey Chestnut Street Slate Richard Giacoma E Main Street Richard William Mulligan Spring Street Warren Spicer Concord Street Alton Armitage South Center Street Flangian Funice Theobald Auturm

Morgenthau Nomination Gets Favorable Senate Report

Washington January 4 The Senate financing committee voted a favorable report on Henry Morgenthau Jr to be secretary of the treasury. The action was unanimous. New York January 4 Milo Reno leads an exchange to handle farm and industrial labor products urged by the farmer holiday movement. Mr and Mrs Whittlesey and son F Lee Whittlesey returned home after a week in Detroit Michigan.

Washington Senate Financing Committee Senate Henry Morgenthay Treasury Farmer Exchange New York Armiera Milo Reno Farm Aliday Whittlesey Detroit, Mich F. Lee Whittlesey

Cavanaugh and Poletzki Scheme Uproar in Hollywood Flats

In a tense pursuit through sunlit Hollywood streets, Lucky Cavanaugh drives toward Poletzki's shabby apartment as danger and desire swirl. Meanwhile Celeste and Leni Gerstenfield face mounting pressure from letters, staff, and looming consequences in a studio world of secrets.

Lucky Cavanaugh Poletzil Luneska Sis Qanil Gavanaugh Bucky Cavanaugh Gavamaugh Celeste Hart Leen Leni Celesta

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