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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1933
Page
1
Roosevelt Seeks Two Fold Job Relief Plan
President Roosevelt submitted to Congress a two fold unemployment relief program anchored by a 3.8 billion public works plan and a nationwide cooperative initiative across industry to spur re employment. He urged quick adoption before the special session adjourns. The industrial plan calls for a shorter work week a revised wage scale to support it prevention of unfair competition and over production and limits on anti trust enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Hig
Pinchot Seeks Roosevelt Probe of Coal and Oil Problems
Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania seeks Roosevelt’s inquiry into bituminous coal fields due to weak demand and overstaffing. He cites oil competition from East Texas and praises the president for his wartime posture and the world economic conference message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Texas
Gov. Pinchot
Finchot
Roosevelt weighs appeal to speed repeal of Prohibition
United Press reports Roosevelt considering asking states to quicken repeal efforts. Other items note soldiers’ duties committee rejecting forestry jobs deal, hopes for industrial aid fading, death of Rep Charles H Brand in Georgia, and Roosevelt naming Benatar Johnson to the American delegation at the World Economic Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Charles H. Brand
Domocrat
Adhens
Gawan
Roonevel
Benatar Johnson
Calif
Corry Contingent to Leave Soon for Camp
Corry's Civilian Conservation Corps contingent for reforestation is set to depart for training. About two hundred men are slated to leave Erie on Thursday for Fort Washington, with seven Corry locals selected and sent to county officials. The rest of the county quota including Corry residents will follow within a week for transport to forest camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Civilian Conservation Corps
Erie
Fort Washington
Mad
Man Shot Flaherty Arrested After Spring Street Incident
Police investigate a shooting on Spring Street around 3 20 PM. Lee Munsee is believed shot in the hand with unknown severity. James Flaherty, 21, is in custody and Gen Sisley sought as a participant. A revolver was found on Flaherty after he attacked officers with rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street
Lee Munsee
James Flaherty
Sisley
Fouine
Flaherty
Flanigan
Ruppersburger
Legion Rally to Install New Post in Wesleyville
Corry Post of the American Legion and many bands and bugle corps plan a huge public rally at Wesleyville High School Auditorium Thursday evening for the installation of a new post with about 60 charter members. District Commander Lloyd Stowe will oversee the ceremony, with Rockwell Hart presiding. a pre parade program in Bayrence Park precedes the 7:30 p.m. parade. A telecast over WLBW Erie is planned. Separate note: AT T dividends declared, payable July 15 to stockholders of record June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
American Legion
Wesleyville
North East
Erie Post
Brie
Mead- Ville
Tituisville
Billy Simpson
Italian War Veterans
County Legion
Rockwell Hart
Wesleyville High School
Mie
Lloyd Stowe
Star
Rogers Israel Post
Erie
Hien School
G O P Strikes Back at Pinchot on Sweat Shops
Harrisburg May 17 Republican state organization leaders fired back at Governor Pinchot in a dispute over sweat shop conditions in Pennsylvania. They defended Mar sh and Turner against Pinchot claims while accusing the governor of misrepresenting the Turner bill and noting existing labor provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Edward Marsh
Turmer
Martin
Department of Labor and Industry
Bureau of Mediation and Arbitration
Seize Records in Election Inquiry
Federal Judge orders subpoenas for re election records in four Pittsburgh area districts for use in a grand jury probe into alleged vote fraud in last November's election. Investigation to begin June 12 targets charges of ballot tampering and related acts in the 32nd and 50th districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
FP. Schoonmeker
Pie
Sharpsburg
Mra
Anne M. Welk
M. J. Muldowney
Soih Mistriot
Edmund FB
Eric
Vivi Brooks
Franco German Crisis Averted Officials Say
Washington officials expressed new hope for the Geneva disarmament conference after Hitler's Reichstag speech. They saw acceptance of Roosevelt's nonaggression plan and a more moderate German stance as paving the way for a solution to arms equality under the MacDonald plan, with reservations from Japan possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Hitler
Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Wey
Adolf Hitler
State Department
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Italy
France
Germany
Iso
Uftieluls
Japan
Katsuji Debucht
Phillips
Mancheria
Ching
United States
House Approves Muscle Shoals Development Plan
The House adopted the conference report unopposed, sending Roosevelt’s Tennessee Valley Authority program to the White House for signature. A government commission will control the project, creating the TVA and enabling construction and operation of plants, transmission lines, and power distribution across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Muscle Shoals
White House
Dennyyn-Ab
Teritiepsea Valley Authority
Dell Fire Electrie Energy
Ates
Maylemton
Hwarka
Federal funds eyed for Beaverdam road project
Assemblyman John H. King and County Commissioner Helen Sehluroff along with Senator Joseph H. Ziesenheim met at the courthouse in Rile to push the federal aid program for Wise county. Officials expect a paving plan linking Beaverdam and Wattsburg roads with Route near Corry, plus West Lake road and West Twelfth Street extension to the airport, subject to Pinchot township allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. King
Rile
Helen M. Sehluroff
Joseph H. Ziesenheim
Wise County
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Corry
Runge
West Lake
Hie
Waltsburg
Pinchot
Erie County
School Board Acts Tonight on Tax Question
City wide interest centers in a special school board session at the library building tonight. Actions expected include the 1998-04 tax assessment and budget, selection of teaching staff, and decisions on teacher salary reductions up to 25 percent. The board previously discussed the tax question in an executive session Monday evening and aims to outline next year’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Schcol
Means and Whitaker guilty in Lindbergh hoax case
Gaston Means and Norman Whitaker were found guilty of conspiring to obtain 35 000 dollars in a Lindbergh kidnapping hoax. Judge Daniel O Donoghue scheduled sentencing for Friday with possible delays on motions. Means, already sentenced to 15 years for a prior swindle, faced two years to ten thousand dollars in fines if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Whitaker
Lindbergh
United Press
Washington
Gaston B. Means
Daniel O'Donoghue
Means
Atlanta
Eyslyn Walsh McLean
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Whitale Ar
Testimony Completed in Will Contest in Ohio City Case
Testimony finished yesterday at Drie in the action brought by Hen F Swarts register of wills contesting the will of the late Hh Ot Norton of Ohio City. A date with for the arguments follows, after which an opinion will be written by Mr Swirtt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drie
Hen F. Swarts
Hh. Ot Norton
Ohio City
Mr. Swirtt
Peace Proposal by Roosevelt Lifts Editorial Tone
Press editorials praise Roosevelt peace plan and disarmament call. The New York Herald Tribune lauds the proposals as more important than delivery, while The New York Times says Roosevelt fired a decisive shot toward European cooperation and warns Germany risks isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United Press
United States Today
New York Herald Tribune
Reepublican
Germany
New York Times
Roozevelt
Rev G L Boyd Baccalaureate Speaker Here
Rev G L Boyd pastor First Presbyterian to deliver baccalaureate sermon for Corry High School class of 1933. Services Sunday evening June 1 at Senior High Auditorium with union sponsorship by the Corry Ministerial Association. Program includes orchestra hymn Holy Holy Holy scripture reading and male quartet selections followed by sermon Guide Posts and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertl. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Corry High School
Boyd
Corry
P. F. Haines
William Hall
H.R. Harris
G. L. Boyd
Reay
B. A. Hauk
Steel Operations Reach Highest Capacity Since 1931
The steel industry in the United States operates at 25 percent of capacity, the highest since the week ending June 28, 1921. Iron Age reports production rose to 25 percent from 81 percent the prior week, compared with 25 percent of capacity for the same week in 1934 and a low of 1d percent on March 21. Plate production runs about 65 percent of capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW Yok
United States
Iron Age
Khoveske
Hitler Accepts MacDonald Arm Plan In Principle
Berlin May 17 Chancellor Hitler addressed the Reichstag calling for full German equality before the Versailles terms. He accepted Roosevelt’s nonaggression framework and the MacDonald plan only if Germany’s demand for equality is met, threatening to quit the League if denied. The Reichstag endorsed the speech and adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Eric Keyser
United Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Civilized World
Roosevelt
League of Nations
Hitler
MacLionald Arm& Plan
France
Tvnla
Gtlen
MacDonad
Geremmany
Dedication of Memorial Faces Delays Raise Postponement Talk
Memorial Day plans for a Pine Grove cemetery GA R memorial dedication may be postponed due to quarry labor troubles delaying monument delivery. Committee members pressed for a date change as preparations continue and the observance may shift to after Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove Cemetery
G A. R. Durled
Pine Grove
New England
Tulapins
Washington
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Mellon
Musle Shoals
Beaverdam Road
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