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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1933
Page
3
Thousands of Bills Passed in Uproar Over State Legislation
The Corry Evening Journal reviews a Chicago bureau report showing state legislatures in 45 states enacted 7100 new laws amid a record 62,000 proposed measures. It notes Pennsylvania adjourned after a fruitless session, with reform utility bills failing and the GOP at odds with Governor Pinchot, while urging scrutiny of injury claims in the auto accident racket and support for insurers against fake claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Republican Organization
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Edward Martin
Hollywood film shop war on bad girl pictures
United Press reports Will Hays, head of the Producers and Distributors Association, is clamping down on films featuring bad girls. He cites recent title retakes and objections to Hed of Roses and Lady of the Night. Studios seek stories that fit public appetite while fearing a broader crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Will Hays
Heys
Producers and Distributors Association
Hays
Barbara Stanwyck
Baby Face
Constance Bennett
Lorelts Young
Mae West
TWENTY YEARS AGO May 9 1913 items from the Journal
The Bell Telephone Company plans further cable expansion in the city following a year of rapid installation. An incident leaves Eugene Plaherty injured after confronting an enraged cow. A Pittsburgh Construction strike affects the Pennsy cut-off project. laborers demand higher wages. A change at the Cymer plant of Mohawk Mill shifts production duties, cutting reliance on local shipments. Union and civic figures pursue season-ticket sales for Teague ball games. Various locals report mishaps and travels, including a horse runaway in North Center street and a Corry Motor Club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Construction Company
Kt Glyndon
Nellie Ross Aims To Learn Mint Duties Despite Fame
Washington May 9 Nellie Tayloe Ross appointed director of the United States mint faces scrutiny over women in government Yet Miss Mary M O Reilly long guided mint affairs for more than two decades and remains the quiet power behind the three presses seven assay offices and two billion in coinage Ross expresses eagerness to master every detail while war debt silver payments loom as possible mint activity increases The Roosevelt era marks her as the third woman in prominent national roles in labor Denmark and now the mint
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Nellie ‘Tayloe Ross
United States Mint
Mint
Ross
Mary M. O'Reilly
Miss O'Reilly
Robert J. Grant
Miss. O'Reilly
Grant
White House
Roosevelt
Frances Perutina
Labor
Ruth Bryan Owen
Denmark
Fragmented query on historic street events and businesses
The reader asks multiple dated questions about a post office on First Avenue opposite West Main, M Barlow & Son’s news and candy store on Wat Main, Sherman Jail’s assessor date, and Eugene Wright’s soap factory on East Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
West Main Street
M. Barlow & Son
Wat Main Street
Sherman
Eugene Wright
East Bond Street
Eradicate This Kidnapping Menace From Nation
A newspaper opinion condemns kidnapping plots in Massachusetts and Colorado, urges severe penalties to deter crime, and warns that lax justice could foster further racketeering. It argues many conspirators are not hardened criminals and calls for corrective measures to prevent future kidnappings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Colorado
Ghien
Mann
Percy
Drowning Victim's Kin Sought After Boston Capsize
State police seek Mrs. Ann Pierson of Kane Pa to notify her daughter Blesher Bell and son August Pierson who were involved in a boating accident at Carson Beach Boston. August's body is not recovered and the daughter is hospitalized for immersion injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Pierson
Son
Boston
Kane
Mass
August Pierson
Carson Beach
Pierson
Kane State Police
Blesher Bell
Boston City
Lee, Mass
General Malone to Inspect Camps in Allegheny Forest
Warren May 8 Major General Paul B Malone Corps area commander Third Corps U S Army headquarters Baltimore arrives this afternoon to inspect five Civilian Conservation Corps camps now operating in the Allegheny National Forest He is accompanied by Mr Bishop noted for his active work and valued assistance in this forest project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Bisnop
Federal
Paul B. Malone
Third Corps
U.S. Army
Baltimore
Malone
Civilian Conservation Corps
Allegheny National Forest
Bishop
Crowd packs District Supreme Court for Lindbergh kidnap hearing
May 8 in Washington a crowd of over 2,000 gathered at the District Supreme Court to hear testimony in the Means Whitaker conspiracy trial. Mrs Byalin Walsh McLean testified about negotiations for the return of the Lindbergh baby in exchange for $104,000. A motorist in Richmond, Va was arrested for driving with mud obscuring old license plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
District Supreme Court
Charles A. Lindbergh
Means- Whitaker
Byalyn Walsh McLean
Lindbergh
Gaston B. Means
Norman ‘T. Whitaker
Richmond
George J. Kline
Wolfville
Paris Styles 2y Mary Knight May 8
Paris May 8 Shoes for evening wear are plain pumps or cut-out styles imitating sandals. White shoes paired with dark gowns can visually lengthen the foot, and accessories like bags and hats should match in tone and fabric with stones for added accent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Lindsey Hollow School Closes After Strong Year
Allene Burlingame wrapped up a successful year at Lindsey Hollow School with a Wednesday picnic for about forty pupils parents and friends. Gemiea and visiting entertained. Top B class exam averages ranged from 90 to 100 for Belo Akain Lewis Kuss and 86 to 94 for Hiram Blase Floyd Fralick Mary Madine and Leonard Swanson. Marian Dingfelier of the B class passed a special exam with 91 earning two years’ credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allene Burlingame
Lindsey Hollow
Gemiea
Visiting
R. Hadiock
Belo Akain
Lewis Kuss
Hiram Blasesie
Floyd Fralick
Mary Madine
Leonard Swanson
Marian Dingfelier
Hadlow
Marian
Tor Fine Sucess
Beers Ban Satisfactorily Voted In Vermont Border Town
In a small town near the Canadian border residents voted 220 to 173 against permitting the sale of 9.2 beer, a result seen as satisfactory by locals. The report notes the border proximity and general agreement among residents. A separate item mentions an old maple tree noting its sagging sap yield history attributed to George Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iderby
Two Ridgway Plants Resume on Full Time
Ridgway May 9 two Ridgway industries the Holmes Silk Mill and the Hilliard and Merrill Sole Cut the plant are now operating on a full time basis. Nearly 150 people are employed at the silk mill and over 100 men at the sole cutting plant. Production at Hilliard Merrill was stepped up to one hundred percent last week after large orders and many men were recalled. Ridgway's newest industry is expected to boom for the next few weeks. The silk mill has a strong order book and added a night shift to meet shipping dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Ridgway
Golden Lax Tablets and Saw-Cura Ointment Ad
An old advertisement promotes GOLDEN LAX TABLETS as a safe laxative to relieve constipation and piles, claiming non irritation of affected membranes. It also endorses GAN-CURA OINTMENT to cool soothe and heal pile pain with Saw-Cura pills aiding rapid relief and natural healing.
Youth earns Cardatlin art scholarship at gallery exhibit
Eric Bahmermann, a student at Academy High School, won the $400 Cardatlin art scholarship at Erie’s public library gallery show Saturday night. The competition drew 14 entrants. last year’s winner was Don Kenneth Reynard for marine work. The Cardatlin fund comes from Mrs. Lovissa Card-Callin’s will. this year only one scholarship could be awarded due to conditions. Six lambs were born on the Wingnon brothers farm near Heron Lake, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
William c. van Mermann
Wood Street
Academy High School
Cardatlin
Art Gallery In
Public Library
Bahmermann
Don Kenneth Reynard
Erie
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Yours Very Truly
North Jay
Sunshine Hi Nearers
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Heron Lake
Minn
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Here
F.C. Chapin
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