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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
3
Readable fragments show unclear wording and names missing key context. No distinct events or entities emerge to identify a person, place, date, or organization for a proper summary.
President pledges continued economy in line with Democratic platform as agencies report cuts. Agriculture suspends Market News Service saving 1.8 million annually while promising an 87 percent reduction from Hoover-era spending. Veterans Bureau reforms and War Department civilian cuts target substantial savings next year.
Chairman Stevenson says the new Home Owners Loan Corporation will be functioning before July first. State managers for 48 states will be chosen to oversee a 2 000 000 mortgage relief program with county appraisers and attorneys assisting to appraise properties and verify titles.
Manuel Quezon, Philippine leader, urged national unity as he opposed the Hawes bill in a two hour Manila speech. He argued for delayed independence during a transition period with military reserves and economic provisions, warning the bill would polarize politics into rival parties.
The text notes a split over a proposed Philippine independence move, with Quezon and critics from Manila clashing as Washington and Manila eyed a potential special session that seems unlikely. It references Deny Bocobo’s dismissal and calls the plan a comic opera republic under American guns.
Mrs Mary Lane, long time rural newspaper correspondent for Appleton City region, retires from active duty at age 84 after 36 years of service.
Gifford Pinchot discusses Pennsylvania's revenue outlook and the Department of Revenue estimates for 1931 33 and 32 36. He notes the small variance between actual and estimated receipts and highlights sources including inheritance taxes and sales taxes with effects from the depression era.
Paul Kkraus age 60 was paroled from Wisconsin State Prison after 35 years and sent to live with his sister in Bambire Kraus in Germany. He soon disappeared from the United States, reportedly missing after release.
Washington report says America’s gold reserves may remain unused with no plans to coin or circulate. Officials note the vast hoard is a white elephant and while a drive to reclaim $600 million in public gold continues, no official aim or island vault is disclosed.
John Barrymore shares memories of a rundown Staten Island farm owned by his father Nat Rice Barrymore. He recalls 25 dogs living with the family and an elderly caretaker, Howard the Black Prince, who helped them survive on scarce remittances. He values Huckleberry Finn as a link to his childhood with siblings Lionel and Ethel and grandmother Drew.
Washington society notes profile Mrs Harold Ickes wife of the interior secretary. A Chicagoer with deep Illinois ties she combines influence in state politics archaeology and Indian culture with a busy Washington schedule. The piece contrasts her simple vacation in the Gallup desert with formal duties and deep public involvement.
Mr Hosier and son brought a 4Sinch muscallonge from Chautauqua, among the largest caught by Gerry anglers. The City League featured Kurtz and Municipal Club versus Raymonds and High Stars in a key afternoon game. At the school board meeting King announced a new superintendent after the resignation of LB Cross. A well driller of Warren, litted by a crown pulley, suffered a skull fracture at CP Northrop’s lease gathering. Bunce of Union City was injured.
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