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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
1
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The article reports President Hull promising U S cooperation to end economic wars. It also notes Crawford County highway plans for 1933 including paving gaps from Spartansburg to Crayford area and completing key state roads with potential federal aid.
Intruders attempting to rob Powers and Hammond beer distributors on West Main Street were frightened away after gaining access through a rear basement window. The attempted burglary was discovered around 5 PM, with police alerted and conducting follow up today.
In Chicago June 14 a giant airship named Maton was seen cruising southwest of the city after a salute to visitors at the world’s fair. The craft, on a 48 hour test flight from its base in Alma, reported its condition as satisfactory and everything OK.
Washington June 14 United Press reports the Senate backed an administration compromise on veterans compensation. The move aimed to guarantee pensions of at least 16 dollars per month to over half of disabled veterans from major conflicts including World War I, the Boxer Rebellion, and the Philippine Insurrection. Senator Steiner and Rep Cutting immediately pushed a more liberal substitute proposal, signaling a possible showdown vote.
Garden owners protected tomato crops last night as temperatures fell to around 40s in the city and Franklin. Cloudy weather spared a heavy frost though the week saw heat waves and a record drop with several heat related deaths reported in Pittsburgh area. Franklin readings hit 38 degrees with a 97 degree high yesterday and the warm spell ended at 68 degrees in the past 24 hours.
The North German Lloyd liner Bremen arrived from Cherbourg at 3:05 a m signaling a new Grand Atlantic crossing record. The voyage took four days seventeen hours and 43 minutes, beating the previous record by forty four minutes.
The Carry Hospital Association will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the Municipal building this evening to review the past year and elect a new board of directors. A retiring directors meeting is scheduled for 7:80, and President C F Brown urges all members to attend to conclude this year’s business. A large turnout is requested for the gathering following the directors’ session at sharp o'clock.
Vienna June 14 Reuters reports a Nazi plot to inaugurate a reign of terror in Austria was exposed as prelude to a coup to seize power. The Abendblatt, semi official, blamed Theodor Habicht as organizer. Police questioned over 3,000 Nazis, with more than 10 percent Germans. German protest filed.
Corry Gold Fellows and Rebekahs travel to Erie for the state convention. A big parade features the Odd Fellows, Rebekahs, Eagles and others tonight, with installations set for Thursday morning at the Auditorium and First Baptist Church. New grand officers include Archibald A. Great as grand master and G Will Henry as deputy grand master.
London and Washington push for global action at the world economic conference. Secretary Cordell Hull calls for banishing economic isolationism, free trade, and a new international monetary system while Soviet leader Litvinov signals possible massive foreign purchases. Hull outlines nine steps to curb protectionism and restore industry and employment.
Washington dispatch reports Finland will settle in full its war debt installment of 148 592 dollars due tomorrow, marking it as the first country to definite ly decide to pay. The United Press learned this from the legation today.
Ninety five members of the House and Senate petitioned President Roosevelt to appoint Rev. Charles Coughlin, Detroit radio priest, as economic adviser to the London conference. Former Green Star Weds Helly Wood in California. Boris Kenyon, actress and widow of Milton Bille, to remarry Arthur Hopkins in Syracuse and plan a honeymoon by automobile in northern California.
United States railroad managers pressed for a further 2.24 percent reduction in basic union wages, aiming to shave about 35 million dollars from the pay of one million workers. The deadline for reopening negotiations is tomorrow, with a plan already in place to shave 1.5 percent from each paycheck.
Jimmy Mattern is back in Khabarovsk awaiting better weather to resume his arduous flight toward Nome Alaska. The Century of Progress was heavy with mud and he endured fatigue from storms and fogs during his first leg to Nome. He reached Khabarovsk after a nine hour layover following the initial departure.
Massachusetts completed ratification of repeal with a statewide landslide. Final tallies show 441,361 in favor to 98,927 against across 29 cities and 316 towns, with Cape Cod and rural western counties voting strongly for repeal. The 45 delegates for the repeal convention were elected from 16 districts.
London June 14 A Franco American clash over the chairmanship of the monetary commission at the world economic conference dominated the scene. The French resist appointing M Cox due to US inflationary policy while Cordell Hull presses for the top post or nothing. Hull and Chamberlain conferred as United States reportedly won support from Britain and Canada against France.
Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania, at the federal relief conference, said Pennsylvania may manage the relief problem for the year with federal and state appropriations. He noted business has improved but still faces a resist problem. He expected the public works program to be a major aid and said the question would be examined this afternoon, though the amount obtainable was unclear.
The newly announced industrial tariffs from Die Pennsylvanh Gas Company will mostly exclude households and small users from savings. City officials, including City Solicitor Blaine, say only a few plants at Erie may benefit as industrial consumption remains low. The tariff takes effect immediately.
Washington reports indicate the United States may accept about 10 percent of the war debt installment due tomorrow from Britain Italy and Czechoslovakia as the government weighs an “unique” debt settlement plan. Roosevelt aides and cabinet members discussed a temporary solution with secrecy maintained to avoid Congress opposition.
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