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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
3
A revived report claims Corry district plants face freight rate discrimination, hurting coal iron steel and manufactured goods. Local business leaders are urged to form a Corry Credit Exchange driven inquiry to expose or disprove rate inequalities, and to push for broader action to aid regional industry.
A grim assessment of the upcoming World Economic Conference notes anxiety and pessimism as European powers push isolation and embargos. America backs disarmament at Geneva and aims to lower tariff barriers in London while preparing for a twofold program to widen commercial independence and domestic revival. If Geneva and London falter, a self-contained national economy serves as a second defense.
Early this morning during a fierce electrical storm the rent occupied as sleeping quarters by Marshall Merrick at the rear of his West Washington Street home was struck. He was slammed by a boy, Dewitt Juckem, son of Dr and Mrs Jackson of this city, and Merrick endured a terrifying experience. Dewitt Juckem is named in connection with the incident. Prank E B McLean editor of the Union City Times and a leading figure in Wiiee county was killed when his auto was struck by a freight train at Main Street in Union City. Cora McCabe returned home from the state convention of the Daughters of Isabella in Philadelphia. Mary Steele, also attending, is in New York City for a two week visit. Rev Shumaker, former pastor of the First Baptist church, will return for the summer and occupy the pulpit locally. Charles Schadell, an employee at the Climax plant, was badly injured when a heavy billet fell on him. Corry High School class day exercises will be held in the auditorium Monday evening. A sacred band concert in the park tomorrow evening by the Royal Tusian Band of the Liberty Shows. William Pitts of the Stanford Hose Company, injured his leg last Friday night and is recovering. Jack Hichards and Charlie Harl left for Mt Gretna to attend officers' school. J H Lockwood of Rugby ND has been in the city three days representing the Great Northern Railroad in its farming campaign.
United Press summary reviews Little Man What Now by Hans Fallada and Nurse Adriane by Norah James. It contrasts Simon & Schuster hype with pulitzer contender Gods Angry Man, notes Fallada’s German setting and Nazi rise context, and commends Nurse Adriane for hospital realism though not as powerful. Other mentions include White Money set in Sumatra rubber trade era.
A five minute conference triggers a notable shift in Elissa’s screen persona from aristocratic reserve to vibrant, self-assured performance. Her revival aligns with a comeback in stage and film, aided by a ballerina role and periods of adaptation under studio pressure. The piece notes broader economic signals about wheat, industry, and employment as context for Hollywood’s mood.
United Carbon Company resumes dividends on common shares and 7 percent noncumulative preferred stock after omitting payments for two years. The quarterly dividend of 3.50 on the noncumulative preferred and other payments are set for holders of record June 16, with July 2 payment to be made.
Frankton Indiana residents note tax increases across three farm parcels as past receipts show taxes rising from 8.80 to 150.00 over 64 years. Local officials cite valuation changes and levy limits affecting farm assessments.
Roosevelt's new White House pool fits in the west wing with a focus on beauty and utility. Water is kept at 88 degrees while adjacent showers and equipment lie nearby. Mrs Roosevelt shows a gold watch with initials and pearls, a wedding gift from her husband. Viscount Ishii left Washington after five days with no dining at the embassy, while social events drew attention. A Huntington, Indiana note states beer cannot be sold during Sunday church services.
Ol Orry Tune Lyman Moore aged 66 of Valley Mills died in Cooperstown Franklin hospital from a self inflicted gunshot wound during a personal crisis. authorities reported Moore shot himself in a shack near his home and died within two hours after being taken to the hospital.
District attorney Mortimer E. Graham orders an investigation into the death of 17 year old William J. Knauer, a Strang Vincent High School student, who died Monday from acute poisoning. County Detective Leroy Seateh is assigned. a chemical analysis will be done after embalming. The coroner cites lack of funds for timely chemical testing and notes embalming preceded any analysis. Mrs Margaret Dahl arrived from Buffalo as a business visitor.
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