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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1932
Page
4
The article notes Billy Sunday and Hue Mylel svt Beist plan to launch a campaign at the Gospel Tabernacle in Franklin soon. It also mentions local notices, court items, robberies, plumbing prices, and a community meeting schedule with various names and places.
An assorted list of community items includes church groups and society meetings, charity bake sales, lectures by Richard Byrd, dairy meetings in Jamestown, and local births and hospital notes. It notes temporary schedule changes, club gatherings, and public notices from January, with mentions of residents and local organizations.
Paris Jan 7 The death of Minister of War Andre Maginot at 41 after typhoid fever coma sparks talk of a cabinet crisis and potential resignation of Premier Pierre Laval. His loss weakens the government alongside Foreign Minister Aristide Briand as Laval contemplates a new lineup possibly including radical figures. Andre Tanhien named as a possible successor to Maginot. The cabinet planned to discuss a new appointment today.
New York January report from the American Iron and Steel Institute shows December capacity use dipping to 28.58 percent, down from 30.01 percent in November and 8.03 percent in December 1930. For the year, production totaled 24.6 million tons with 7.89 percent capacity, versus 9,286,287 tons and 63.09 percent in 1930.
Washington reports a State Department statement on the Japanese Manchurian crisis is anticipated late today after ten days of silence by Secretary Stimson. The press corps will be briefed, with possible remarks on the war situation and policy, as officials prepare a public address.
Pittsburgh plans four new professional buildings in downtown, with height depending on pledges from area physicians. Architect G H Weimy er of Los Angeles says it may reach 28 stories or more, with exclusive occupancy for medical professionals. The project is driven by America Medical Buildings Ltd and the exact site remains undecided.
Washington January 7 The Senate began consideration of the administrations 2 billion emergency credit relief program as thousands of Pennsylvania workers marched in protest outside the Capitol. The House adjourned after convening. Democratic criticism of delay sparked Republican charges of slow action as House banking chair Steigall said a report on finance reconstruction was hoped for tomorrow.
Mrs Edith Mie Miller wife of Henry Miller of 1082 West Wrynestri street died this morning at 6x0 o'clock in Corry hospital where she had been a surgical patient since December 6. She was born in California and had lived in Corry about twenty five years. Survived by her husband an adopted son Roy Miller and two half sisters. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:30 PM from the late June with Rev G B Morgan officiating. Interment Pine Grove cemetery.
Attendance at the Week of Prayer services rose at the First Presbyterian Church last night where Rev. Frank A. Wimner preached on Christianity and Science. Tonight the event moves to the Christian Missionary Alliance Church with Rev. HA Fisick speaking on Christianity and World Peace. The year sees larger turnout than in previous years and the public is warmly invited.
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