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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1934
Page
3
A Census Bureau survey shows the gross public debt across federal, state and local governments rising 659 percent over twenty years. In 1912 total debt was 4.85 billion dollars, by 1932 it reached 36.82 billion, with per person debt varying by division and a 4 percent annual interest projection of 12.58 dollars per person.
Delays in securing federal farm loans have hampered Pennsylvania farmers. From May 1 to December 31, 1983, 1347 farmers received loans from the Federal Land Bank or its commissioner, totaling 2.75 million dollars. Most loans refinanced existing indebtedness. rapid action is promised as Baltimore operations accelerate. Short and intermediate term loans are also available through the Farm Credit Administration via Production Credit Associations and the Regional Bank for Cooperatives to support seasonal production and cooperative buying and selling.
Incomplete OCR notes reference Lon Jourdet at the University of Pennsylvania Asset hal beam, H S Webbersipherates at 198 East Washing, and Hoartz Raised Company on Wart Plansant street, plus an 117 North Cantar address to a grocery business.
Washington discussions trace U S relief proposals to aid Cuba amid Mendieta rise to power after Gran San Martín regime. Unemployment and shortages worsened, prompting credits for food purchases abroad and domestically. The State Department weighed aid while shifting to new political economy priorities under the post Hodges era.
Telegraphic advices report the Monroe liner disaster off Norfolk with forty seven lives lost. William Foley, a young businessman, died suddenly at his North Center Street cigar store. Lynn Gordo of Columbus reputed for euchre skill is said to have bragged so much his friends have harmed themselves. A reader spotted two robbers on Wright Street. W W Hasbrouck featured Florida fruit at Dempsey barber shop window. The C H Henderson Company announces two new musicals The Tanglefoot Tangle and Just Think How Nice That Will Be. The Way Down East will be shown at the Library Theatre tonight. A Pennsylvania RR derrick crew retraced a locomotive derailment east of Maple Avenue tower. Howard Bosworth travels to Silver Creek for a senior class party and carnival at the Sister Armory. Manager Mount of Municipal Club extends negotiations with the Buffalo Geraiang to play next week at the Armory. Since formation the Germans have won 462 of 513 games. About twenty young ladies gathered for a shower for Florence Steeley prior to her marriage to Vere Birchard of Sitsturghi.
A German police dog named Faithful kept vigil at the church door where his master’s body lay, ending a year of service since 1929 in Great Falls Montana. The dog waited every Sunday, seemingly expectant for the owner, reflecting a poignant bond amid tragedy.
A fragmented scene shows Connilly winking at a gallery audience before stepping away to fetch water. The garbled text suggests a casual pause during an event with onlookers. No clear dates or locations are identifiable.
Paris describes a striking outfit featuring a hat of golden snakeskin a matching necklace black net gloves and an evening bag all coordinated with a satin dinner gown the ensemble is described as vampishly elegant and suitable for daytime as well, noted for its three fingerlike bodice accents and triangular sleeve cuffs.
Hollywood's ex stars push along the comeback trail with Colleen Moore in The Power and Glory and Betty Blythe Ruth Clifford Bare Fox Robert Warwick George Bancroft Gloria Swanson Conway Tearle Alice Lake Eugene O'Brien Thomas Meighan Pat O Malley making renewed attempts. Helen Twelvetrees leads the wave after motherhood pause, impressing in a screen test for Al Rockett and landing a lead in Men Are Enemies, signaling a swift return to stardom.
City officials and business leaders meet to decide leasing or buying the Splane Memorial airport and its development as a CWA project. Keagy and aviation officials discussed including City in an air route between Pittsburgh and Buffalo.
The World War era automobile of President Woodrow Wilson is now housed at the San Antonio White House museum. Col. P. J. Hennessey donated the vehicle, which he acquired from Mrs. A B Butter of Washington.
Marin er Stoddard Eccles of Ogden Utah a 43 year old Republican banker and industrialist will join the U S Treasury as special assistant to Secretary Morgenthau He supports canceling war debts and remodelling society proposing tax reforms and new deals with foreign creditors to stabilize currencies reduce armaments and expand trade He testified before Senate committees last year arguing for debt cancellation praising agriculture and labor benefits from relief and warning the debt problem is mathematical not political
A new production official from Cleveland A. Dunlap arrived to take duties at the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation. He was honored at a 6 p.m. dinner at Hotel Corry attended by foremen and executives to get acquainted. An informal discussion on company policy followed the meal. Eighteen employees joined the event.
Records show Daniel Webster bought the grounds at Taliesin in Spring Green Wisconsin in 1839 for 2760 dollars and sold in 1842 at a loss of 750 dollars. The purchase ties to Frank Lloyd Wright's historic estate.
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