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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1934
Page
3
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A market note observes stocks slipping while bonds rise as experts debate whether this signals foresight or looming control. It questions why investors favor debt over equity, pondering a technocratic shift toward debt claims and the future balance between ownership and earnings power.
The recent wave of labor strikes has largely avoided violence, with plants closing quietly and compromises reached peacefully. Government mediation and a shared willingness to negotiate have reduced disruption, and both sides show less arrogance and more social responsibility as recovery proceeds.
A long antiquated discussion on guiding children toward a life work. It urges aligning career choice with a child’s major interests and natural abilities, warns against chasing glamorous professions, and stresses practical training for personal and family duties within a mature societal role. It notes some trades suit many better than doctors or ministers and emphasizes early planning and impartial assessment by parents and advisers.
United Press reports on May 16 a Washington exchange with Lewie W. Douglas about a proposed 3 million dollar budget item for the Department of Justice to aid in the crime war. Douglas says approval has not yet been granted but figures are being studied. The piece also notes daily revisions to the Recovery Manual listing 22 agencies and 287 pages of data, and recounts Post Office route-change missteps caused by missing mimeograph equipment, tied to the Home Owners Loan Corporation.
Morning hours favor quick, inventive thinking and practical tasks with mechanics and electricians. Afternoons are uncertain. stay home. Taurus seeks Scorpio or Virgo and Capricorn partners. Birth date notes potential parental or professional conflicts for late 1934 to early 1935. June 2 and May 20 flagged as risky.
A slice of old Corry life notes the Cory City League opening at Kir League Park with the High School meet and newly forming clubs. Alumni dance, Bishop Tame sermon forthcoming, Rev Homer B Potter injured, Mother's Day union invite, local fishing trips, Rebekah Assembly trip, local travels, spelling bee winners at Concord School.
Paris styles a mixed white fox fur and organdie summer cape for chilly evenings. The House of Worth also features pansy themed outfits in brown purple and red, with taffeta beach ensembles, and a black and pastel palette. Front ruffles and cape-driven trims shape the look.
Erim May 16 amended to rebate penalties on taxes paid since January 1 1934. The council debated abating all penalties except seven percent per year for three months. Mayor Rogelter proposed the retroactive rebate as in Mebaffey’s ordinance. Council member McHaffey questioned legality and the matter was tabled for committee review with action expected Tuesday afternoon. The mayor noted last year’s resolutions limiting further penalty abatements and referenced a gentleman’s agreement not to exploit seven state legislation.
Jamestown hosts the 2024 Spring Furniture Show at the Exposition Building on West Second Street, with vendors expanding the market and a full exhibit hall. The event highlights skilled craftsmanship, quality, fair pricing, and growing local demand as the market strengthens.
Formal notice of the engagement lists Miss Mary Alice Malone of 147 Ridge Street and Thomas Burkhart of 28 West Irving Street with Mrs Williar Zafiropolos of Union City connected as sister of Mr Burkhart. A party in the Ritz Restaurant’s Gold Room featured corsages and a prize electric clock for the guest. Wedding set for June 20.
Estelle Kaminski 21 of Wesleyville died at Hamilt on hospital after five days admitted for yellow jaundice. Autopsy showed acute yellow atrophy of the liver suspected as poisoning. Erie County coroner Dr W G Stroble to conduct chemical analysis. Hospital staff called the coroner after finding her dead in bed.
Butler County voters report strong Phillips support in a May 16 turnout across 36 precincts. Republican results show Margiotti 72, Schnader 895, Shannon 286, Phillips 3287, McSparran 857, with Democratic totals for Rombwell 44, McNair 58, McSparran 0, Copeland 49, Earle 275 across 21 precincts.
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