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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1934
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal lists publisher and advertising representatives in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and other offices. It notes mail and carrier rates including five dollars per year and three cents per copy with per week pricing and advance payment terms.
The Pittsburgh steel workers call for a measured approach, signaling sound leadership by William Green and Michael F. Tighe of the United Steelworkers and AFL leaders. They warn that a general strike would be a catastrophe, urging restraint and arbitration over confrontation as the nation breathes easier.
The Dominion Parliament passed the Natural Products Marketing Act by 95 to 68, a measure with control features more drastic than U S equivalents. Supporters cite need for regulation while opponents warn of heavy-handed government reach, noting Canada follows Britain toward more economic planning.
Geologists note shocks in 17000 square miles area of Argentina challenge belief the region is quake immune. Seismologists cite uneven crust and global tension as causes with Pacific coast quakes, while Argentina’s sparsely settled interior suffered limited damage.
At the American Medical Association Convention an exhibit examined burn causes over eleven years. Hot liquids caused 54 percent of burns. flames 20.9 percent. matches 8.8 percent. chemicals 6.9 percent. unclassified 10.8 percent. Ninety percent of burns were avoidable.
Hollywood readers learn of Gaumont British opening an Los Angeles office led by George W Weeks, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer securing film rights to Kim and Captains Courageous, production shifts after Death Takes a Holiday, and industry talents like Dale Van Every Clare Kummer and Charles Rogers pursuing new projects and collaborations in the film trade.
The Wmmanyer Gua members plan a strawberry festival on June 28 at 5 80 PM with sandwiches coffee and strawberry shortcake. Plans note safety education for children and prevention efforts to reduce accidents and fires.
June 19 Washington dispatch notes Rexford Tugwell facing questions on his Soil and Health stance after Senate Agriculture Committee grilling. Congress debates costly Savannah and Houston harbor projects praised by Parker and Mansfield, while old anti espionage measures for Indian reservations face repeal proposal by Indian Commissioner Goliler.
A code of ethics for organists was formulated at a dinner meeting of the Northern Ohio chapter of the American Guild of Organists. Pear trees on W. G. Brown's farm bore blossoms twice, with the first bloom killed and a second bloom later appearing.
Paris headlines a June report on cocktail hour fashion with smocked blouses, slinky black satin suits, and long blue fabric dresses. Jewelry features blue gems and colored enamel, plus jewel-centered handbags, while blue tones influence hats, furs, and wood-toned accents.
A 1914 column notes a damage action likely from last week after a local automobile struck two children on Mast Main street. Grand Army veterans from near and far gathered in Columbus for a Warren County Veterans Association reunion.
The column offers practical guidance today focusing on assisting the elderly and handling real estate. It cites favorable periods for travel and foreigners, and specific windows for events involving children theatre and speculation. It notes dates such as November 11 to February 1995 and July 28 as key markers.
Two boys pulled from Lake Rie near Perry Iron Works after their sailboat capsized in a gust. Edward Culkowski and Joan Browski, both rescued by nearby fishermen and coast guardsmen, suffered only minor injuries. Both lived on East 4th Street.
Erie County courts may become clogged with liquor cases as in prohibition days. The district attorney reported 35 liquor violation cases slated for the September term, including sales without license, to minors, and Sunday sales. Defendants may plead guilty. first offenses face fines, repeaters face prison. Alderman Watson bound over two women for untaxed liquor possession. bail set at 750 dollars for others. Louis Doleva’s hearing continued after raids found untaxed whiskey.
Ormsted City Arkansas honors Colonel Re Landveigt who recently celebrated his 4th birthday and 77th year in newspapers. He is the county’s last surviving Confederate veteran and may be the South’s oldest active newspaperman.
Navy aims to raise enlisted manpower from 82,600 to 112,000 and officers from 7,800 to 7,900 by 1941. The plan includes building 102 ships over five years, expanding naval aviation from about 1,000 to 2,164 planes, and a ship plane program under the Vinson Bill beginning this year with 225 planes and an $80 million construction program.
In Louis, Missouri 18 year old William Balkenrush was killed by lightning as he sought shelter under a tree during a thunderstorm. Earlier warnings had advised against playing as a storm approached. the death marked the fifth similar incident in as many days.
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