Shuss and Cragz Travel to Buffalo on Business
Charles A. Shuss and Harold Cragz went to Buffalo this afternoon for a business trip.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1933
Page
5
Charles A. Shuss and Harold Cragz went to Buffalo this afternoon for a business trip.
Corry and nearby towns feature a long list of visits and homecomings. Troy Gillette returns after days in Asbury Park with relatives, while Mrs. William Fitegibbons travels from Pittsburgh to be with kin in Covry and Erie for medical matters. Many residents, including Dorothy Whiteley and Mary Reynolds, journey to or from Youngstown, Jamestown, and Cleveland for family, funerals, and recreation.
A volatile trading session saw widespread declines across major issues with many issues plunging more than a dollar. Even as losses widened at times, some gains appeared late as the market closed mixed with standout performers and several heavyweights showing recovery in late trading.
A scorching day keeps President Roosevelt indoors at Krum Hibow in Hyde Park as Washington reports on the National Recovery program arrive. Col. Louis McHenry Howe travels from Fall River Massachusetts to join the president, who plans a cottage visit with family and friends and a dip in the pool. Also noted is a change in half year auto licenses in Pennsylvania effective August 1 while operator licenses stay four dollars for the year.
In a Navestock drawing room power struggle unfolds between Dr Wolfe and Dr Threadgold. Wolfe's critical findings on sanitation and a diphtheria case at the wells provoke threat of dismissal and a political clash within the town. Wolfe leaves for a new lodging after a terse confrontation, while rumors swirl of his research and links to local figures.
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