Roosevelt Era Finance Rescue Brings Unprecedented Support
An editorial lauds Roosevelt for proposing a sweeping Economy Bill to cut or curb military pensions, calling it a transcendent feat of statesmanship. It notes broad public backing to avert a money panic, defends drastic measures as necessary, and cites bank failures from 1921 to 1994 to illustrate the crisis and the need for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
Westerfield
Yate University
Epor
Hollywood Stars and Odd Jobs Told by a Star Bystander
Hollywood correspondents reveal light glimpses of celebrit ies. Wallace Beery builds rowboats in his spare time while Jackie Cooper writes short stories. Clark Gable’s start, Colleen Moore’s tennis, and Walter Huston’s garden notes appear among sketches of actors and lifestyle quirks.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press Star
Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
Jimmy Durante
Ivories
Fone
Cornell
Myra Loy
Heleng
Mont
Walter Huston
John Miljan
Richard Boleslavsky
Gregory da Cava
Muttangett
Sydney Franklin
John Barrymore
Vienna
Clark Sable
Akron
Karen Morley
Ramon Navarro
Mexico City
Muriel Evans
Colleen Moore
Edgar Allan Woolf
Charad Nagel
Louise Dresser
Revival Continues At Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Revival services at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church have drawn large crowds for two weeks and will continue next week. Evangelist Dr W W Colby of Westfield NJ spoke on After Death What. Spirit music by the Girls Trio Welter Desker and Roy Harris of Buffalo accompanied the event. The revival has restored confidence in local banks, with weaker institutions improved or eliminated as sound reorganizations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Cburen
W. W Colby
Westfield
Apokkers
Speliit
Welter Desker
Roy Harris
Buffalo
Twenty Years Ago Highlights from Journal Files
From the 1913 journal notes: John Lilly reports a basement fire at Me Fair View School at 6:20 am causing notable damage before the fire department containment. McNulty of McInnes Steel suffers a fractured wrist at work when a hammer slips. Patrick Dunnigan, longtime city resident, dies early this morning after illness. Warren DeRosay plans a banquet for local high school basketball players and supporters. City officials find the planned white way street lighting too costly for now. About 25 to 30 Corry car owners plan a big sale or auction next month at I. H. Brown and Son garage. Ajax Company enlarges its property beside its shop. Dawson Bros. site being dismantled. Edmond McLean, injured in a Spring Creek mill accident, will recover. The city’s manufacturers prepare for a Chamber of Commerce cooperative effort. Presbyterian Sunday school rehearsals for The New Minister upcoming. D. Skinner remains in critical condition after third stroke. Michael Malone to open a market at West Pleasant and First. Albert Fins, Squire Brown, and Charles Simpson of Columbus share honors with Publique in last night’s chicken dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Foxe.
Morgenthau backs five day week in new administration
In a Washington press conference Henry Morgenthau Jr., head of the Federal War Board, announced support for a five day work week noting he never works Saturdays and will keep his own schedule Monday through Friday. The piece traces early White House staffing and mentions officials Wallace Tugwell and the incoming patronage stance.
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Washington
Mar
Henry Morgenthau
Federal Warm Board
Morgenthau
Two Hundred Communists Slain by Japanese in Mukden
Reports from Mukden dated March 1 state that a Japanese garrison in the Tigiune district killed 200 Communist insurgents after advancing into a stronghold where about 600 bandits were encamped. The fighting followed an invasion of the area with decisive force reported by observers.
Conservator Appointed for Oil City Bank
R W Dickson, vice president of Butler County National Bank, named conservator of Oil City National Bank by the U S Comptroller of the Currency. The bank will remain closed until his arrival and formal charge on Saturday morning. Officials were notified to cease operations pending Dickson’s arrival.
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R.W. Dickson
Butler
Oil City National Bank
Gil Gipy
R. W. Dick- 500
Buller
Butler County
Bante Ani ‘Trist Co
United States
Te Oi City Wational Bank
Ot City
Dickson
OW City Nations Bani
Burglary Suspects Sentenced in Jamestown Court
Arnest Russo age 21 and Louie Lombardo age 28 pleaded guilty to unlawful entry for burglarizing the Jamestown Cheam plant. Judge Allen Bangor ordered Russo ten months and Lombardo six months in Monroe County Penitentiary with charges reduced from third degree burglary. Both were represented by John N. Brunaeini with DA approval.
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Jamestown
Arnest Russo
District Attorney's Department
John N. Brunaeini
Kane Woman Has Strange Malady
Mrs. Ludwig Martinson of Clayscrest was admitted to Community Hospital in an unconscious condition. Family summoned a physician Friday morning as she slept fitfully, but remained unconscious. doctor suspects illness not sleepwalking though diagnosis is unclear.
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Martin Hare
Harper
Ireland
Leam Lowe
Philip Silver
Rester
Liverpool
Citizenship awards mark 44 new citizens in Erith
In Erith on Friday 44 men and women received final citizenship papers during Thursday night exercises at the courthouse. Speakers included Leonard Pasqualechio of the American State Bank and deputy prothonotary Harry Schumacher. The event, organized by the American Legion and Daughters of the American Revolution, featured instructors Charles Cross and J Thomas Phu Man who participated in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erith
Mar
Court House
Leonard Pasqualechio
American State Bank
Harry Schumacher
American Legion
McCray Store Operated by Wien Chap McCray
McCray operated the Hixivare store in what appears to be a local business note. The item references questions about Gorky High football star Glenn Pautson, and dates tied to World War entry and the Titanic sinking, but specifics are unclear in the fragment.
When Worlds Collide and Other Books Exposed
Writers By H Allen Smith reviews Edwin Babner and Philip Wylie's When Worlds Collide a tale of Bronson Alpha and Beta colliding with Earth and a League of the Last Days racing pocket ships plus other notices on Hizzoner the Mayor The Enchanted Winter Garrets and Pretenders and a survey of Bohemianism in American literary history through Poe to modern times.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
Edwin Babner
Philip Wylie
Stokes
Bronson Alpha
Bronson
Colorado
China
Tme
Garrets and Pretenders
Albert Perry
Covies Friede
America
Poe
Harry Crusby
Man jailed for stealing tombstone in Linesville case
William J. Hooper, 24, of Linesville, was sentenced by Judge A Poossiter to 16 months at Allegheny Workhouse for stealing a tombstone. The court described the act as a breach of property and public order.
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Oress
William J. Hooper
Linesville
A. Poossiter
Allegheny
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A. C. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
48Th St
New York
Campbel
John Lilly
Me Fair View
Link McNulty
McInnes Steel Company
McNulty
Patrick Dunnigan
Warren DeRosay
High School Athletic Association
Alexander
I. H. Brown and Son
Ajax Company
Dawson Bros
Dawson Cold Storage
Edmond McLean
Spring Creek
C.z. Porter
Marké
Chanhir of Commerce
Presbyterian Sunday Schiool
E. D. Skinner
Michael Malone
Washington Market
Wiest Pleasant Street
First Avenue
Albert Fins
Squire Brown
Charles Simpson
Columbus
Postminster
James A
Big Tim’ Parley
Alore Ite & Bride
Democratic Party
Big Jim
Wallace
Tugwell
Anthor
Morningside Heights
Wagwell
Tormerly
Columbia University
New York City
Fan
Aiea Eutile
OIL City Bank
Kane
Journal
Joel Sayre
Hizzoner the Mayor
Pennsylvania
Capital Stock Surplus Fund
D. H. Andrews
Blain, Kincaid
C.F. Bliss
D. A. Hillstrom
HH. Keppel
Edward E. Hawkins
MR. Olds
Spring Paints
Ane
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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