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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
4
An advisory cautions drivers about earth instability and hillside dangers along the Side hills route near the city. Workers began removing WIVES as they hire own amid risky conditions. traffic slows and a temporary closure may persist until repairs finish.
Friday City and Vicinity notes list butter at 20 cents a pound and delivery. Rev H R Harris will preach on The Christ of Gethsemane at 7:20 pm. Men’s night and oldest gentleman award noted. birthdays and society events include Mrs Sarah Campbell as oldest lady, Bereans class at Worth Street home, and Min Bila Sigma meeting with refreshments. Prohibition raid details given, local ads feature groceries, electric co, and an auto crash report.
In a Wednesday church parlors session of St. Pauls Lutheran, hostesses Mrs D A Hillstrom and Mrs G S Windahl led a large attendance. A tea report by Mrs Albert Guynn funded the society. April plans included a home tea as fundraiser and an all day session April 6 to clean the auditorium with a noon tureen dinner. The next meeting April 12 will be with Mrs C V Willard at 314 West Church Street.
President Roosevelt outlines steps to resume banking operations after a crisis. He emphasizes government action to protect depositors and the national economy, stating the first task is to reopen all sound banks and remove unnecessary preliminaries.
Franklin D. Roosevelt urges rapid Congress action to give the executive branch control over banks and power to reopen those in sound condition, reorganize troubled ones, and issue secured currency. He argues immediate measures will quell suspicions, restore public confidence, and start a nationwide banking resumption without expanding federal debt.
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