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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1933
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment mentions birth and a rough start to life with phrases about grit and pain, but lacks clear names or dates. The readable words point to a sudden difficult birth and resilience, without identifiable persons or places.
The fragment asks about a tower and hall terms possibly in a translation or cryptic note. It mentions an eight and tai hall, but lacks clear names, places, or dates to identify a complete event or quote.
A report by Frances Perkins, secretary of labor, details sweatshop conditions in shirt plants. It shows overtime work with half of employers earning under seven dollars forty a week, and average wages lower for women and girls. The survey covered 129 factories across nine states, finding wage disparities by location and plant size, with earnings declining in smaller communities.
The feature highlights Carter Hill farms harvesting thousands of quarts of berries including raspberries, with harvest continuing into November. It notes a neighboring maple producer gaining state recognition and a large potato grower, illustrating how farmers diversify to boost income through multiple farm products.
Cleve Morton opens a room grocery store in the Odd Fellows block on North Center, occupying the former J. D. Murray grocery site. The store offers a complete staple line and modern display fixtures, with Morton previously linked to the Grand Union Co. on the north side.
Twenty years ago the town faced a drunken crowd with the rock-lip needing renovation after Mayor Alexander hearings. Erie Railroad derailment near Climax shops blocked both tracks. Union City man caught a muscilionge while talking near the race im is launch. Ex Mayor Heath observed the Lae lireircuit races closing. D H Hasbrouck aims to beat the agricultural exhibit showcase in Corry. MacKenzie and daughter from Oil City visit the area.
Frederick C. Howe, consumer’s counsel at the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, studies where profits become greed as he weighs bread price increases against processing taxes. The 40-year-old official, famed for reform, insists the consumer must have a square deal and prices must not outpace purchasing power. A second item notes Twin Falls, Idaho, bans Gandhills handbill delivery after a citizens’ cleanup drive.
An item notes the saloon owned by Terrance O'Bren located on West Main Street with details indicating its presence in the town's commercial district.
In Kansas City Kansas Anders Mindedahl stood out as the sole graduate at Mayeswood mural grade school commencement. The ceremony marked his completing the school program and earning a diploma in a small, focused graduating class.
Hollywood producer B P Schulberg argues the United States has ample screen material to meet five years of demand and opposes importing foreign stars for American films. He notes stars like Maurice Chevalier Dietrich and Garbo are exceptional but believes homegrown actors suffice. He questions foreign casting as a roundabout path to stardom.
Kane, July 25. Willian Hilliard, 57, of 710 Smithfield Avenue, died Sunday night at Community Hospital after a fall from a top long truck Saturday noon near Ides farms. He had been recovering but worsened, with shock bruises and possible internal injuries.
Paris social scene reports Princess Barbara Hutton Moivant entering Restaurant Ambissac wearing gold attire and a black tulle gown with ostrich sleeves. Guests include Senor and Senora Jose Marie Sert and Mrs Charles Huber, among others, with fashion commentary on weather and color trends in Paris.
Thieves worked in Woodland Heights Saturday night and Sunday morning, entering F B Allen on Central avenue extension. A small sum of money was stolen from a purse, and food from the refrigerator. a second house was frightened off after a failed lock pick attempt.
Hollywood gossip recounts the Pickford_Fairbanks romance and its impact on their life at Pickfair. Mary Pickford, Doug Fairbanks, and partners formed United Artists, shaping early film financing and production amid public fascination with their enduring partnership.
Relatives learn Mission Worker Rev. Ernest Carburg and his wife Geneva Hubbell are in Sihu China. After drinking unboiled water during a trip with two colleagues, he suffered poisoning leading to heart and kidney complications. Homeland friends await news on his recovery.
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