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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1934
Page
3
The notice lists publication details for the Corry Evening Journal including address, national advertising representatives, and rates. It names West South Street Corry and catalogs advertising agencies in New York Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Philadelphia Pittsburg. It notes postal classification, subscription prices, and delivery options.
Boston Transcript editorial peers into the 144 year presidential span from 1789 to 1933, dividing into two 72 year cycles. It notes Washington Lincoln and Roosevelt as cycle anchors, and discusses arithmetic symmetry in presidential tenure and election paths.
A aviation industry leader warns that ending air mail subsidies delivers the United States a severe setback for commercial air transport. A business writer notes that subsidies funded aircraft makers and operators, while critics say funds were siphoned to unworthy pockets. The piece argues for private handling of air mail with greater honesty about the industry.
The Missouri highway patrol superintendent notes a 50 percent drop in driving while intoxicated arrests since prohibition ended. He attributes some improvement to fewer intoxicated drivers, yet acknowledges uneven results elsewhere. He urges education to accompany laws, arguing that laws alone cannot ensure sobriety.
The death of Albert of Belgium recalls how Belgium and the allied monarchies of the Netherlands Norway and Sweden stand as democratic monarchies on the Continent. They face the North Sea, study liberal reforms, and have advanced approaches in agriculture employment utilities education and charity, though Americans may deem them socialistic.
Editor David Lawrence warns the NRA code system may take years to smooth and will cause injustices both real and imagined. He notes codes aim to preserve some businesses, not save every firm, risking marginal producers and monopolies as the system evolves. The administration is urged to avoid favoritism and balance impartiality with economic practicality. Mountain sheep presence noted by forest service officials in Oregon's remote county regions.
Hollywood film shop reports Joe Brown plans a comeback to the circus arts after a 25 year break. Once a child performer in Ashton’s troupe, he retrains in ceiling walking and tumbling, buys new gear, and attends gym training to rejoin stage life as a film project advances.
In a 1904 fashion note Paris styles discuss a shift toward washable leather shoes as epidemics prompt care innovations. Fabrics and footwear move toward easier cleaning with new kid or leather treatments, while summer wardrobes aim for practical, stain resistant options and washable details.
Washington reports metro disruption as underground trolleys stall in snow at strategic rounds. Post Office orders rural carriers to carry bird seed to aid wildlife. Maryland liquor prices dip to undercut capital shops, sparking hopes for a coast to coast price drop.
A fashion note describes combining velvet with kid for an elegant evening shoe. First use of wastable Kidas for evening footwear is hinted at, while daytime options include neat brown shoes in Hiera, Clanke and pavy, with calf or smooth brown finishes. A new leather treated as Amako contributes to French shoemaking, blending trimming effects and striking style.
Twenty years ago a roundup from the Journal Files reports Rev Dr J W Campbell injured in a skidding auto accident and Thomas Hickey death at home. Miss Cohen returns from Cleveland millinery trip. a German club forms at the high school under Miss Kelsey. Levy elected president of the German club. city baseball league plans discussed. Corry and Columbus Street Railway offices move to Traction building.
Luce Havens Pa March 5 Wren Bechdel a 42 year old farmer near Blanchard suffered a severe arm crush while shredding corn. He was rushed to Lock Haven private hospital where amputation was necessary. Three other men have had non fatal injuries on the same machine. L Corman of Beech Creek previously lost his left hand in a similar accident years ago on the same shredder. Thieves Given Two Year Terms in Kilamach Oregon. Two horse thieves were sentenced to two years each by Judge William Duncan in Kilamach Oregon for horse stealing once punishable by hanging.
Salem Oregon fires caused greater losses in 1938 than the combined total of the prior 21 years, according to the state forester's office.
Leveland Ohio March 5 Hier ard Baker formerly of Oil City Pennsylvania was sentenced to five to 20 years in the Ohio State Penitentiary after pleading guilty to burglary charges. Common Pleas Judge Johnny Dempsey imposed the term for a series of break-ins in fashionable Bratenahl homes. Authorities traced the thefts from a diamond brooch and rings valued at about $2,000 allegedly given to Baker’s girlfriend.
President Roosevelt defended the National Recovery Act and outlined a balanced economic system uniting agriculture and industry. He warned against abuses of power, stressed ongoing but evolving reforms, and noted the need to correct manifest errors while preventing a return to un-American wealth and power disparities.
Erie March 4 A gun found in Arthur Eggert s Westfield home was not the weapon used to kill gas station attendant Robert McKee Detective Leroy Search reported The revolver could not fire a 32 caliber auto bullet and the suspect s revolver was ruled out Police had earlier questioned Eggert and Charles Wilson both of Mayville who had told Meadville authorities they passed the station near the time of the shooting They are jailed in Crawford County awaiting further charges
Rev J G Lawrence leads a morning message on The Colons of the Golden City and an evening sermon What Is Your Name at Advent Christian Church. Mrs Lawrence and the family assist as musicians. Revival continues through the week at Chilkeh with strong attendance and efforts for each service.
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