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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1933
Page
1
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Unrest spreads as four day holiday hits banking and finance. Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak dies from wounds after an assassin's bullet, with a grand jury summoned to indict the gunman Giuseppi Zangaria on first degree murder charges.
Nazi sweep affirmed as Adolf Hitler’s party wins sweeping victories in Reichstag and Prussian state elections. Hamburg seizure ordered from Berlin shows rising violence. Breslau riot quell with machine guns. Communists gain over 4.8 million votes but lose seats. overall gains vs prior terms.
Banks here prepared to resume business the moment the moratorium is lifted following Roosevelt's midnight proclamation restricting gold payments. Citens National Bank and National Bank of Covey withstood the four day holiday, opening with normal hours while customers received explanations of the nationwide emergency. Federal action and extra sessions loom as banks await mobilization of emergency currency and formal lifting of the order.
United Press reports from Phiping China dated March 6 describe over 1,000 Chinese soldiers killed wounded or missing as Japanese forces bombard retreating units striving to reach the Wupeikow and Heifengkow passes. A mopping up drive by Japanese forces targets Chinese remnants under Marshal Chang Hsuéeh-Liang guiding about 40,000 men toward Peiping through passes of the great wall.
Rader Davis, 20, a Black man, confessed today to the murders of Mrs. Sam F Henderson and the severely injured husband, the infant son, and an elderly Horkdale county farmer. The alleged crime occurred in Atlanta on March 6 as authorities pressed for details.
Corry hospital faces closure unless financial aid arrives within 30 days. City Council weighs a $6,000 loan and a $6,000 annual tax levy from the hospital's supporters. Directors want prompt council decision after a recent failed attempt to fund the institution.
New York bulletin reports the retrial of Pennsylvania Senator James J. Davis on federal law violation charges postponed to Monday.
Governor Pinthot announces extending Pennsylvania bank holiday to March 9 in confirmation. Harold Sweet, a local figure, takes over the Travelers' Insurance agency from Harry Auer. Sweet will devote part time to life insurance while remaining at Raymond Mynutuol offices. Auer will continue the first insurance agency in Lie Horn Block.
Reports from hospital say Mrs. Joseph H. Gill improved after a restful night. Ewell Farrell, 20, a member of the Marvel family known for baseball, died from a gunshot wound deemed personal in nature. Extradition hearing against Marlin J. In High Damon adjourned to March 15 at the Masonic Temple area. The Maze filling station project, contracted by George Theéenas, aims to open around April.
Forty state governors or their reps signaled support for President Roosevelt's farm program aimed at economic rehab. The conference noted bipartisan backing for including farmers in recovery efforts and rural relief measures.
Interest grows county wide as a bill to abolish the Poor Board heads to the state legislature. Harry Wagner, Poor Director, criticized county commissioners for politicking over relief duties while Assemblymen Ralph, McCreacy, and Norbert J. Fitzgerald back the measure. Residents await the outcome of the fight with keen concern.
Corry will receive $9,695 in county school aid from the state treasury disbursement. Counties share totals include Erie $130,047.02, Warren $24,380.05, McKean $35,907.32, Crawford $28,137.28, Venango $48,781.25. Corry and Erie city allocations within the county share are $8,645 and $271,202 respectively.
Early morning exchange near the Lorain Street area ends with three dead and eight wounded as police confront a gunman. The assailant, believed to be Herman Klink, was fatally shot by Detective Tayonl after firing on officers and civilians including bystander Louis Kaeulley. Police tie the violence to a dispute involving local banking officials.
A page carries photographs of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt at his inauguration. The images show him delivering the inaugural address and being sworn in, amid one of the largest crowds in U.S. history.
Rumors say the Public Service Commission may order a 50 cent gas rate for Erie Corry and Warren after a lengthy rate contest. The commission reportedly waits for Pennsylvania Gas Co to voluntarily reduce rates from 99 to 50 cents per thousand cubic feet, or near that level, with a potential compromise under consideration.
Lawrence Brown formerly at Columbus caused police trouble over several months. He attempted to rob a northside business early Sunday, was ejected, found semiconscious in the street, and taken to Corry hospital. He was later jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct but suspended after agreeing to leave the city.
Harrisburg March 6 leaders of the state Republican organization will discuss a drastic economy plan to save 10 to 15 million dollars in state government operations and borrow 10 to 15 million from the auto license fund to fund unemployment relief after March. The plan, based on the Sterling committee report, aims to eliminate and reduce departments and bureaus and transfer responsibilities to county agencies.
Washington honors Thomas J. Walsh with a state funeral in the chamber where the late Montana senator rose to leadership. The service included the Catholic burial rite read by Archbishop Curley as President and top officials attend with the widow present.
Democratic leaders in a special session plan to push emergency banking legislation using strong-arm tactics to clear opposition and pass the measure. The move signals a concerted effort to secure rapid enactment amid financial pressures and political maneuvering.
Washington March measures to halt bank withdrawals and secure bank deposits outline a threefold emergency program. Democratic leaders urge party unity to support Roosevelt's plan in a special session, with currency and deposit guarantees under consideration and a push to rapid enactment.
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