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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1934
Page
3
Western Reserve University professor Russell Welsman backs liberal commercial policy and reciprocity. He argues high tariffs and exchange restrictions harm economies and that nations should adopt live and let live trade, lowering barriers in exchange for concessions, while acknowledging local objections.
Excitement in Japan surrounds two American air fleet moves toward Alaska. One group travels from San Diego to Dutch Harbor with 33 naval craft and 10 patrol planes. The rival route from Washington to Fairbanks involves 10 large bombing planes. The piece argues Alaska as a natural, safer base for policing vast territory and improving transport, while denying hostile intent toward Japan.
The government reviews ship subsidies questioning whether subsidies improve industry or, conversely, foster complacency among shipping firms. Critics debate if low valuations and stock profits fueled by subsidies harm enterprise, while concerns over fair treatment of workers on the Pacific Coast and the cost of maintaining American mail routes under the flag linger.
The Journal’s Twenty Years Ago column notes local business growth with HM Love & Son paying jobs in Spartansburg and Cambridge Springs and plans to expand westward. Municipal Club headlines include player signings by the Crescents to challenge the High school in the City League. U S Brake Shoe moves Walton plant to the city and V Ackerman sustains a sprained ankle in a fall. Frank Russell returns from Finiley Lake with a mills ball, Florence Blair heads to Atlantic City, Mrs Hanna Costello dies on West Pleasant, and Guy Rogers sends workers to Spring Creek for a day job.
This forecast notes a steady evening favoring elders priests farmers and miners. It warns of unwelcome changes from September 26 to October 22 and again in March and April 1085 with ground cleared to rebuild. Watch money October 8 to 13 and be cautious of accidents August 31 17 and 18 are good social days.
Miss Mary K K Bartley, retiring 65 principal of Nolan Bohol, requested an old piano in the school building as a keepsake. The board prohibited loan but sold it to her for $1, under local policy.
Hollywood survey reveals where leading actors live to escape buses and crowds. Barbara Stanwyck and Frank Fay settle in Brentwood Heights with high walls and lawns. Paul Muni chooses a 10 acre Walnut Valley ranch. Kay Francis calls a quiet Hollywood street home. Dolores Del Rio’s Santa Monica Canyon residence features plate glass walls facing the canyon and ocean. Joe E Brown, Joan Blondell, Ruby Keeler and others maintain stylish estates in Beverly Hills, Toluca Lake, and the Hollywood hills, many with pools, private lanes, and ready guest spaces.
A fragment notes a device or person achieving notable elevation, mentioning a leap potential tied to a 18 capability. The snippet hints at high reach or jump performance, unclear context, but implies impressive vertical capability.
Paris July 24 national conference on shoes highlights a bold vote for hook tongue designs and winged motifs. The piece notes how prewar buttoned boots inspire current dress footwear with kid leather tongues, winged accents, and natural gray kid tones gaining vogue.
Frank A. Swanson 45, owner of Swanson Paint & Glass, was discharged by death in Jamestown City Court. He died at Jamestown General Hospital shortly before his case for selling denatured alcohol for beverage use was to be called. Physician Dr Nathetiles L Barone cited acute alcoholism as the cause.
Coffas grows eastward in tropical climates where rainfall exceeds 75 inches annually. Trees are propagated from eed4 and planted directly in the field, then moved to permanent homes in the open when they reach about 18 inches high.
United Press dispatch from Washington notes a reformer’s bid to curb office intrusions by requiring a register for all visitors to the House offices. The one night trial produced humorous entries and drew laughs from lawmakers and staff. The piece also highlights Farley’s oversized speeches, the Indian bureau’s office moves, and a gold-renovation mood at the Treasury with Secretary Morgenthau’s offices repainted.
Five men in a motor tractor headed into a fierce winter blizzard 28 miles south of Little America to reach Rear Admiral Richard Byrd in a hut on the Ross ice barrier. The party, led by Poulter, carried 1,800 pounds of supplies and heavy camping gear, but deadly crevasses and zero visibility hampered the attempt to trace Byrd’s route despite Byrd's order to rescue him before winter.
July 4 news weighs a battle for control of the Bank of Italy now in the hands of J E Hill deputy receiver of the state department of banking. Judge Wu P Rossiter will hear the mero show cause why Hill should be removed from his post within about ten days. Lonard Pasqualic ctto former bank president and later vice president of Api sgiean State Bank is represented by A Y Rossiter.
Amnouprement for Miss Margay Campbell of Minford and Whitall Sorenson took place Saturday afternoon in Sherman New York. Attendants were Evelyn Campbell and Barton Smith Jr. A dinner followed at the Sorenson home. The couple reside at 600 1-2 South Center Street. Sorenson works at Corry Jamestown Manufacturist and is a 1930 graduate. Campbell is employed at Raymond Manufacturing and a 1933 Youngsville High School graduate.
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