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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1933
Page
3
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A historical summary notes gains in federal reserve gold holdings and reduced currency in circulation. It reports banks cutting borrowings, a net retirement of reserve credit, and a higher reserve ratio, signaling improvement in banking conditions and broader economic recovery prospects, despite earlier setbacks.
Discussion over the Roosevelt farm relief measure questions its price level aims and possible consequences. Lippman argues the bill’s parity target risks misinterpretation and may not restore individual farm prices to prewar levels. Chamberlain calls recent American actions a miracle and credits U S leadership for improved world conditions.
The text presents scattered questions about Gertrud Kent as Corry High School principal and Olds Brothers pump shop on Franklin Street, Slater grocery store, Wing-Willi store location, and Milton Love's brick blacksmith at North Center and Clinton Streets. It lacks clear facts or a cohesive event.
Mlle de Zaiffler d Hestroy daughter of the Belgian Ambassador to France wed the Comte de Mor emar in Paris. A Worth red civil costume with a plain slit and jacket gave way to a white satin wedding dress for the religious ceremony, draped bodice sleeves and train taken from the same house.
A farmer plowed up a trove of 178 coins and two valuable ornaments at Hjortshog. The Danish German and Swedish coins dated between 1610 and 1670 will be exhibited in Helsingborg, showcasing a rare medieval treasure and regional exchange history.
Twenty years ago reports from Journal Files describe fears for Columbus safety with the main bridge at risk and streetcar service halted. A derailed Pennsylvania switch engine near Maple Avenue, amendments to Clark third class bylaw pending, and the death of Mr. R G Morga udge. Up to six Erie Pennsylvanian trains held due to washouts, slides near Concord and between Corry and Summit, Nebraskan storm toll 180 with seven figures in damages. The Buster Mountain Gala at the State Armory drew a large crowd after a concert, and Edward Metuen recovering from Perry Med farm injury. Loretty and Charles M Schwab’s private car were in town, delaying hours due to washouts.
Hollywood March 25 motion pictures face a shift toward youth driven stories says Julian Johnson editor at Movietone News. He notes cinema thrives on youth stories for motion and tempo while tales of elderly characters drift into philosophical talks. Johnson cites Last Adam Imitation of Life and When Ladies Meet as examples shaping trends. Also mentions 42nd Street Special train and upcoming projects with Douglas Maitlands and Gomer. Nearby items note local events and travel plans of film figures including Tom Keene’s Dakota tour and plans to explore life of Wild Bill Hickok.
United Press reports a bank holiday confusion drawing guards and officials into humorous mix ups. Eugene Meyer and Atlee Pomerené confronted by federal guards while attempting to reach offices. Congressman Johnson trades office furniture with Bugie, including McKinley chair. Roosevelt quotes and a Roosevelts-era Bible reference noted amid the flap. Ancient Viking iron rods discovered in Sweden by a farmer in Wimmerby, with archaeologist Dr. Johan Nihlen noting 1,500 similar artifacts found across 42 sites.
The reviewer praises Vincent McHugh as a writer with distinct talent in Sing Before Breakfast set on an island off New England. Four main characters include an ex football player turned artist and a society girl. the novel blends sex with social commentary and a detective subplot involving Patience Thumm in upstate New York.
A man, identity withheld, deposited a box weighing about 60 pounds at Lake Shore National Bank in Dunkirk. The box contained 4,000 $20 gold pieces, totaling $20,000, and the treasure was sent to Buffalo to be deposited in the Federal Reserve. The event followed Treasury warnings about hoarding gold.
Walter Bell, aged 41, of Warren, is jailed in Towanda on charges of conducting raids in Warren and vicinity years ago. Bail set near 2000 dollars. He pleaded not guilty at a peace justice hearing. District Attorney plans to petition revocation of his private detective license.
Warren March 25. Yates, son of Van Ness Yates of Bartlesville Oklahoma, formerly of this city, lost both hands in a machine gun explosion at the military school where he studies in the East. His aunt Mrs Earl V MacDonald in Warren reports details are not yet learned.
An older newspaper ad promotes two remedies for piles. Golden-Lax Tablets are described as a tonic laxative to relieve constipation, while San Cura Ointment is touted to cool and stop pain for instant relief and natural healing. The ad claims long-standing effectiveness and doubles the impact when used together. The price is listed as 25 cents for the tablets and 0 cents for the ointment.
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