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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
4
A note records a Tuesday gathering at Mr Trying Young’s home on Pleasant Street at 1 oclock. Miss Henrit Taylor Tres Verrette and Harmice Bis lead a program with Cory WHT assisting.
A crowded local page lists church meetings, sorority and sewing circle gatherings, and club events including a Woodman Circle memorial, M B church Mothers Meeting, and garden department dinner. Reports note a hospital stay for Register M Regima and a series of minor crimes and traffic incidents in nearby towns.
Pennsylvania State College conferred 736 degrees at June commencement including 16 doctorates, eight professional degrees and 712 master's degrees. The address was delivered by Dr. Lynn Barold Hoult, dean of Drew Theological Seminary.
Dr Rollo Walter Brown, author and lecturer, will deliver the commencement address at Allegheny College Meadville on Tuesday morning June 12. His address along with diploma presentations to the class of 191X and conferment of honorary degrees will close a four day program for the 118th commencement. An Algmant luncheon on June 9 featured Bishop Charles Ward Locke of Los Angeles. President Tolley preached the baccalaureate on June 10 at Stone Church with vesper services on campus led by Rev. Joseph D. Piper. Harvard philosopher William Ernest Hocking will deliver the Phi Beta appa address on Monday afternoon June 11.
United Press reports a new phase in the NRA controversy as a recovery review agency prepares another base to attack the Blue Cross. A third report to President Roosevelt is due next month with a second report currently with the president. The second document mirrors the first in language, outlining ten codes studied and only one endorsed by the interior secretary.
United Press reports a Moscow commentary on Roosevelt's new deal shifting rightward. The party newspaper Parniada portrays the U S proletariat as embattled against employers and government. It paints William Green of the AFL as a betrayer, with workers deserting to other unions.
Chancellor Engiipert Dollinss today invoked a national vigilante system, unfettered by ordinary law, to end a reign of terror by Nazis. The decree imposes severe punishment, offers death in some cases, and calls for volunteers to replace police so they can hunt perpetrators.
Jeane June 1 Robbers broke into the South Side grocery on South Edgar street but found no loot. The store was ransacked with broken windows and an unlocked rear door. Miss Bertha Cedar, the manager, reported no cash but discoveries of possible thefts of groceries. State police joined local officers to pursue an alleged gang of petty robbers linked to a winter series of thefts in Kane area.
Millcreek township supervisors announced a large sewer project with a budget between 125000 and 150000 dollars. The plan covers a panillary sewer system from Pittsburgh Avenue toward West 6th Street, near Waldameot Park, and extends west to Lalewood and Putakosha, plus parts along the lake shore to W 12th Street. The project aims to drain into city lines but not through the city sewage disposal plant.
A hotel fire at the Hazel hotel in Youngstown, Ohio, caused by an undetermined origin, killed a supply house manager and injured five others. Among the injured were Herman Lutsky of Pittsburgh with serious burns, A H Motéech of Columbus with possible skull fractures, Joseph Rubohinon of Aeron with fractures, George Stemihers with fractured ankles and burns, and Police Captain Uline Copper s m ith. Rescued individuals include Carl Blon ton and Richard Before, with several occupants uninjured or escaping via windows to a roof.
An odd fragmented note describes Kent's famous mansions and Knowle, mentioning a room for every lay and a space for every week of the year. It references a fifteenth century origin and stresses a grand, historical manor.
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