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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
3
Advertising rates in Corry Pennsylvania are stated for mail subscriptions at five dollars per year and two fifty in advance in restricted territory. Carrier pricing is three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Publisher is Arthur Colegrove with national advertising representatives listed in New York and Chicago offices.
The Japanese Foreign Minister and the American Secretary of State recently exchanged notes in a spirit of goodwill. They stated no specific problems, but signaled readiness to amicably resolve any future disputes. The discourse touched on immigration quotas and broader bilateral harmony.
A citizen’s value concept shown by Nazi health policy clashes with a new labor settlement in the automobile sector. The agreement aims to empower collective bargaining, include minority labor representation, prohibit discrimination by labor status, and prioritize family stability and seniority in hiring and firing. The settlement is billed as a new course for social engineering and broad NRA alignment.
Arrangements made for George M Ream and Fred York to take over the H C Barnes grocery on First Avenue April 1. Several foreigners on First Avenue were involved in a dispute yesterday afternoon ending in a shooting attract.
In Washington a police dog named Duke earns praise after saving Roy Bell and his family from a coal smoke incident caused by a stove while grasshoppers threaten several western states. Entomologists warn of millions of acres at risk as Duke the dog is lauded for bravery during a tense week of weather and pests.
Paris reports Captain Molyneux praising simpler messes and coats for summer while tweeds and prints feature. New flare coats pair with navy and black dresses, sport outfits in Jersey weaves, and ornate evening ensembles include feather capes and large sleeves. Oriental colors and feather trims highlight gowns and hats.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Price returned home last evening from Tafliana Pa where they spent Thursday. The article notes a mags production effort and credits the industrial society with averting destruction caused by its own machinery development.
Nelson, seventy six, of Corry, injured Wednesday evening when he fell in an alley between Parade and Wallace streets. He was taken to Hamot hospital by Sergeant Carl Mulkowski with possible fractured right shoulder and a cut over the left eye. Police say the fall was accidental.
The oldest freshman at Boston University's School of Law is 64 year old Charles Malcolm Sayler. He is only seven years younger than Homer Albers, the dean, and though not planning to practice law, he is keenly interested in legal lore.
The British actress Madeleine Carroll explains how stage work after a film can curb vanity, noting audiences reveal true reactions unlike studios. She cites the need for instant audience feedback to correct miscast conceptions and avoid inflated self views. Carroll plans theater between projects and mentions Mary Queen of Scots. Franchot Tone stars opposite in her American film debut. Six per med living in one room and twenty-one in a six-room flat are among Springfield census findings on unemployment conditions.
A blaze at the Toby mine bunkhouse, three miles from Kersey, owned by Northwestern Mining and Exchange Company, left about 200 miners out of work. The 15 by 20 foot frame building housed an electric motor and burned around six o clock Wednesday evening. Origin undetermined. the fire fully destroyed the bunkhouse before it could be saved. The operation had run five days weekly. rebuilding planned immediately. Loss amount not disclosed.
Monthly fasting and prayer meeting today at Missionary Alliance Church from noon to 3 pm. Rev. St. Anderson of Jamestown N Y will speak this evening with his daughters performing special music heard on WOCL Jamestown. Last Friday monthly meetings draw growing attendance since year start. Public welcome including those in ill health as topic is Divine Healing for the Body. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stregler left this morning for a business visit.
Mayville High School seniors plan a Capitol Week trip, with 25 Cass students and 124 Will entraining Friday morning. They travel on the southbound Pennsylvania, join the High School Special from Buffalo, and stay at the Lee House in Washington after hotel and sight seeing plans arranged through railroad official H C Wolery.
A record Brazilian coffee shipment arrived at New Orleans docks, totaling over 6,000 tons in more than 101,808 sacks and valued around 1.5 million dollars. It marks the port’s largest cargo in a decade, rivaling 114,844 bags previously recorded in 192.
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