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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1934
Page
5
An old advertorial urges women to take half a teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in hot water each morning before breakfast to remove fat and improve energy and appearance. It claims the daily dose delivers a “Kruschen feeling” and offers a four week supply with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Mrs Mayme Peterson and Mrs Carl Peterson left this morning for Hrie to spend the day. F T Babbitt P Paulson James Wright and Wallace M Young plan to Wanrel this evening for a Knights Templar meeting. Orval Campbelly of Holden Mo visits city and stays with cousin JIL Sxuire. Mrs B Richardson leaves for Philadelphia to visit daughter Mrs George Schreiner. Mrs T J O Conner visits Judy Sh Brie with sister Mrs William Whitman leaving this morning. McLean goes to Union City to spend time with mother and relatives.
Exile and military custody are cited in a plea to President Roosevelt for clemency. The writer argues that nine years abroad and a mother in frail health deserve mercy, asserting a wish to return as a productive citizen and noting past experiences in Europe.
Albert Stevens, 22, of Johnstown Pennsylvania, began a 30 to 80 year term in Wisconsin’s Waypun state prison after pleading guilty to armed assault and robbery. He was arrested December 81, less than a half hour after a holdup at a country market. He agreed to plead guilty after attempting to persuade his wife to help him escape.
An ad touts Buchu and gin as a remedy to nights disturbed by irritation. It claims castor oil purges impurities and acids, reducing burning, frequent desire, leg pains, and backaches. It suggests using Bukets with buchu leaves and offers a 25 cent guarantee after four days from Keister's Drug Store.
Reverend E L Wagner spoke to Kiwanis members on responsibilities as Americans. He delivered a forcible talk to the service club and his remarks contained wholesome thoughts for the audience. Attendees included W C Cos, manager of Murphy Store, and other members and guests.
Washington March Liberalization of the Pletcher Raybury stock market bill was indicated today by Senator Duncan Pletcher, Democrat, Hawaii, before it is reported to the Senate. The brief item notes a proposed measure aimed at loosening market controls and lists party and state affiliations for the named figures. The report is terse with limited context and few concrete details.
United Press reports in Harrisburg March that a Dauphin County court debated the right of state revenue agents to enter unlicensed premises during liquor tax enforcement. The case of Mrs. Alice M. Miller involved a home raid by D A Ishler and city police finding two stills and liquor, potentially shaping future enforcement actions.
Japan plans to widen its naval forces beyond the 60 percent treaty ratio to match the United States as of 1939 projections. Estimates show the U S would have about 195 ships and Japan 150 by year end 1939 under current programs. Battle ships, cruisers, destroyers, and submarines are listed with U S leading in some classes and Japan close in others.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Democratic majority leader, told President Roosevelt that he was confident Congress would adjourn between May 1 and May 19.
A New York stock market session opened quiet with prices drifting lower across most sectors. Steel and oil issues led the declines while rail and machinery shares sagged. electric and gas stocks showed small losses or slight gains amid broad declines.
Mar 4 The first official identification of Harry Pierpont as the slayer of Sheriff Jesse L. Sauber was made at the Dillinger gangster's trial today as the state began preservation of evidence it hopes will send him to death in the electric chair. Deputy Sheriff William Sharp, who witnessed the raid on the jail here last October 12, was one of the first witnesses called by Prosecutor Ernest Botkin.
Erie Pennsylvania police investigated after workers digging a sewer outside Exe unearthed a skull with no flesh. They believe it may belong to the Rivgzi youth reported missing and slain two years ago, a clue to an old murder case.
Perry plans a weekend party at Gray Towers as Valerie Blair agrees to join, while Stanley and John Harmon pursue literary moves and personal ties. Valerie confronts the lure of the mansion’s beauty, fearing it mirrors a dream she must leave behind, and Stanley’s romance with Valerie deepens amid doubts about future.
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