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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1934
Page
3
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Administrator Johnson addresses the NRA in Washington on March 7, urging business leaders to prove capable of governing themselves within a modern economic system. He warns against drifting toward state capitalism, arguing government must step in only as needed to maintain welfare and stability for all.
Washington reports detail tighter Treasury rules for officer expenses and calls for scrutiny of allowances. Admiral Leigh faced a 12 cent dock for a late port arrival while Wallace and Morgenthau endured delays before congressional committees. A gunshot injury to Tony Carino from Indiana County is noted in hospital.
Taylor University Gospel Team held services at the Methodist Episcopal church drawing capacity crowds in Harrisburg and during Friday and Sunday services. Peter Pasta aged 23 preached to inspire families toward religious life, with music by Robert Titus and Perry Haines Jr. Eight youths prayed at the altar in the evening as Rev Wayne Allee spoke. A separate note reports education officials meeting March 22 to study larger school units in Pennsylvania, aiming for a legislative program in 1935.
Wandis M Law, president of the Ican Bankers Association, voiced support in a Roosevelt radio address asserting the banking system is sound and liquid. He urged banks not to panic and to keep credit available for recovery, warning that excessive government takeover could nationalize bank credit and curb private lending.
Detroit corporation counsel Raymond J. Kelly leads a Legion committee supporting a wartime tax bill to conscript wealth, industry and men as a peace measure. He argues the law would allow immediate government action on any citizen or business, likening it to a draft. The piece portrays wartime profits by armament makers and warns against wars started for private gain.
A survey of Hollywood reveals the child offspring of stars like Wallace Beery Bing Crosby Helen Twelvetrees Arlene Judge and Stuart Erwin entering or shunning acting. Only Richard Arlen’s son is already pursuing screen work while others balance ranch life or planned studios. Catherine DeMille and Francis X Bushman Jr. follow lineage into films as legacy faces.
Geologists conclude a large meteor impact created the Big Meteor Crater Pallon area north east of here, overturning the previous volcano crater hypothesis. The fossilized discussion notes a century of debate and cites recent examination of the site.
Columbus Business men and over two hundred farmers faced an immediate shutdown of the Columbus creamery after a Philadelphia office order. Notable notes include Carmen Hill's potential tryout in Wilmington NY, a leadership resignation in Corry City Baseball League, and various local transfers, accidents, and promotions.
Paris styles column by Mary Knight surveys beach footwear trends. Worth shows white canvas boots for seaside wear. Vera Boreas Bootee laces across the front with toes bare. linen shorts pair well with light cloudlike shoes as the Parisienne ideal shifts toward airy, dressy beach footwear.
Lynn Massachusetts mayor J Fred Manning after visiting high schools urged separating boys and girls in schools and classes saying they should not be taught together at this critical life stage.
Henry J. Lyman died at his Ripley home on Saturday March 10, aged past eighty. Former Corry resident, he leaves wife and five grandchildren among children Fred Albee of North Troy Vermont Arthur G. Lyman and Carroll H. Lyman at home. Funeral Tuesday March 13 at 2 30 PM at Wilgon Funeral Home North East PA with interment in North East. Card of Thanks follows.
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The piece discusses Republican criticisms of the Hoover administration and Senator Sanders, highlighting the NRA wages hours plan and air mail issues. It notes party divisions, Roosevelt era tensions, and the political stakes as campaigns begin, with focus on air mail safety and executive policy.
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