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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
3
Merle Thorpe laments loss of national focus to special interests and calls for reverence of national welfare over local clamor. Grain markets show a budding upturn, with wheat expected to surpass 50 cents and steel operations predicted to rise in February and March, signaling cautious improvement ahead.
Inquiries seek exact dates for J. Hanford Duke operating Corry Mineral Springs and for Dr H W Thayer as surgeon of the ith Regiment N G I plus the period N P Hiborn ran a local jewelry store and the status of the Wack Austin war post nat.
Next Monday evening a special committee meeting will be held in Brit where representatives of the Carry Progressive Club will take a dealing part.
British actress Heather Angel signs on for a Fox production to be shot at the Acme plant in Hollywood. The drama House of Refuse centers on a social outcast institution and will star Alexander Kirkland with Grave Scott and director Alfred Santel. the story marks a dramatic departure for the screen. Meanwhile in Dallas postmaster George Young completes 44 years of uninterrupted service on Christmas Day. Victor Jory, rising star in Bundled With Care, is cast in Broadway Bad with Joan Blondell, Ricardo Cortez, and Ginger Rogers.
This morning's official notice to Capt. M. N. Baker of his reappointment in the state factory inspection service confirms the Corry Water Supply Company has completed the installation of meters.
The Opportunity Club met Monday evening at the Bracken residence in West Pleasant Street with about thirty members present. Mrs. H. B. Smith chaired as president and plans were made for a tea on January. Mrs. Walter Scott was named Presbyterian chair woman. Group singing led by Mrs. Spiter and piano by Mrs. Graham followed by two piano duets from Mrs. Bracken and Miss Barnes. The program was led by Mrs. L. B. MacLees with cargo duties by Mrs. Bracken and committee. Snuth servell 4 lunch.
In Washington on January 10 attorney J C Atgetsinger for Youngstown Chamber of Commerce urged the Interstate Transportation Board to back a 112 million dollar project. He said extending transportation through Pebway Virginia to Youngstown Ohio is vital to the district’s welfare and that without expansion the valley cannot continue.
Ossining Jan 10 Sing Sing authorities planned a quadruple execution for Thursday night. Peter Harris 21 will die for slaying Michael Vassil in Olean after shooting several policemen. Thomas Carpenter 19 and Charles Bates 19 face execution for killing Sol Atkals, a New York grocer, during a robbery. Cornelius Jamieson 19 is to die for slaying Jacob Sol in New York during a robbery. Harris was convicted of first degree murder and appeals failed. Clemency pleas were heard but not granted.
Ad claims the medicine steadies nerves improves appetite sleep and relieves headaches and backaches. It urges readers to buy from their druggist today and try the product to feel better.
General Press writer Leslie Eichel notes farm product prices have fallen about 60.8 percent since the 1920s peak, while prices for goods farmers buy have dropped about 21 percent. The piece discusses the impact on purchasing power and potential solutions, highlighting the widening gap between farm income and the costs of inputs.
The article outlines widespread unemployment and idle industry as crops rot for lack of buyers, with farm foreclosures rising. It discusses the global economic crisis, trade disruptions, tariffs, and proposed relief plans to curb farm price declines and prevent millions from losing homes, noting Dakota foreclosures and the impact on urban suffering.
A fragmented OCR line references a First View President clone Adams and mentions administrators and the late George Washington era. It appears to discuss early presidential lines and finial or fiscal notes, but content is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
Washington lawmakers debate aid to farmers amid calls for emergency relief. Representatives Lewis and Jones warn against broad taxes, while Howell likens relief to treating a chronic ailment. Chairmen Jones endorses a tentative two year plan, noting tariff shifts and broader economic readjustments.
Oil City council votes to ban Sunday films with a 300 dollar fine or 90 days in jail for violations. The decision ends weeks of debate with mayor and some councilors backing a referendum at the next November election. An open letter from Pastor Herman Eilenberg criticized church leaders for mixing religion and politics. The ordinance takes effect January . shows have run for five Sundays.
Police search for two unmasked bandits who entered the Keesler garage on Main street Mt. Jewett early Sunday. They bound attendant John Cole of Kushequa and escaped in a automobile with about six dollars, after ransacking the cash drawer and declining to enter the office safe. Authorities guarded the road and saw no sign of the suspects.
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