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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1933
Page
5
President Franklin D Roosevelt urges a global peace plan with four practical steps and a pledge to limit weapons, arguing nations must disarm voluntarily if others do the same while Congress works to improve social conditions and protect human rights.
The text discusses whether the United States will grant full diplomatic recognition to the Soviet Union before the world economic conference in London. It notes the potential for cooperation with the Soviet Union regardless of recognition and mentions a presidential message to the Soviet leader. Also mentions Mr and Ms Smith of Venango, Pa, visiting the city.
Personal mentions recount homecomings visits and trips across Corry and neighboring towns. Names include Mrs P G Wood, Mrs John Mooney, Prunie Keefe family, Sammie Willard, CV Willand, Le Yount, A Fitch, J A Hughes, Mary Kathryn, Dorothy Barker, Georgis Doane, Franklin S Babbitt, Harry Bates, Hya Nive, Walter Stasklewitz, Velma Schries, Frank Hepler, Genevieve Green, James Jenkins, Richard Miller, Kenneth Barnes, Ronald Hasbrouck, and others amid hospital and business travel notes.
The death of Dean Bary, about thirteen, the only child of Mr and Mrs Frank Bary of Buffalo, was reported. She died yesterday morning at Buffalo City Hospital. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM from the hospital chapel. Further details were not learned locally.
The Corry Woman's Club announces its annual meeting and banquet to be held Thursday May 25 at 6:30 PM in the Corry Hotel. Mrs A Cassidy chairs the event with assistance from Mrs FB Hawkins Miss Mary Condra and Moss Ina Austin handling arrangements. The program is being prepared and will be announced later.
About 1,500 veterans gathered in Washington to push for extending government free meals and lodging, with a delegation visiting the White House after the group arrived from nearby Fort Hunt. They seek early talks with President Roosevelt and Federal relief measures including direct payments, farm price supports, and broader labor policies.
The New York market rose as Roosevelt urged armament cuts boosting confidence. Names like U.S Steel American Telephone and Union Pacific led gains, while closing prices showed broad strength across many issues. Two men, Charles Shafer and Lewis May, pleaded guilty to dynamiting in the Allegheny River and were jailed after arraignment.
Mary Faith, secretary to the wealthy Mark Nesbit, marries Kim Farrell after a fraught engagement. Kim, a self-centered lawyer, resents her wealth and questions her loyalty as he tries to control finances and jealousy flares. Mary Faith secretly funds Kim’s lifestyle while denying her own desires, sparking tension about work, money, and independence in a melodramatic domestic arc.
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