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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
3
Local citizens and grocers unite against a proposed Harrisburg state operated relief commissary. They argue it would endanger small retailers, harm morale, and rely on political processes, with relief instead handled through existing stores and private merchants.
A 1913 Corry Journal Files piece hails patronage debates on federal jobs, rail mishaps near Union City, local injuries, high school basketball results, street paving, and community notices. It notes Erie railroad washout delaying traffic and a derailment scare from a wheel problem.
The text criticizes rewarding Democrats described as deserving while noting their numbers have grown since last November's storm. It argues for keeping capable members with solid records of support, while removing sinecures and even entire bureaus and departments.
A New York meeting of major business groups urged returning to quality and fair prices. Retailers warned constant wage cuts and stock turnover depress mood, calling for broader selections and better advertising to restore trust in durable goods.
The City Council schedules final passage tonight of Bill No. 581 approving a ten percent salary reduction for municipal employees effective February 1. A voluntary ten percent refund by officials and staff will also take effect. The session aims to trim operating costs to fit the eleven mill 1988 budget, with further cuts likely discussed.
Mrs Rheumah McManigie sued Dr Walter Alles pach of Jamestown for alleged throat treatment negligence that led to artery severing and hospital care. The county court granted dismissal after Judge Lee Lott concurred with defense counsel William F Martin that plaintiff failed to prove negligence.
The coastwise lumber schooner Tiverton, sailing from San Francisco, ran aground at Humboldt Bay today. A Coast Guard boat stood by to assist, but Captain Garner Churchill and his 20 crew members remained aboard as high seas pushed the vessel off course while entering the bay.
United Press reports from New York on a Technocracy laboratory labeled Plant No 2. A 25 by 40 foot room in a skyscraper houses twenty drafting tables and twenty workers, creating energy survey charts of North America. The site is secret, with Howard Scott visiting to inspect progress as researchers compile data from universities libraries and industry.
The query asks dates for the Salvation Army chanel clubhouse, Michael's Clothing Star on West Main, Mrs J F Haynes millinery on Main, and Maple avenue being 88 Cross street. No readable article details provided.
Members of the Child's Conservation League gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Anderson in West Pleasant for a training run by Mrs. Anderson. Miss Mary McGrath spoke on "The Child in the Special Class" followed by a awards contest won by Mrs. Gretna Hillburg with themes on child living instruction.
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