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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1934
Page
3
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Hollywood film shop notes from November 2, 1914 report a local football scoreless tie at 12 all after interceptions by the Military Academy. Andrew Hayden dies after being struck by a train near East End garden. S. Caldwell marks his 75th birthday. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer announces a gangster satire film Repeal based on Charles Francis Coe’s novel. Cast includes Carole Lombard, Leo Curillo, Nat Pendleton, Sam Hardy, Zasu Pitts, with Chester Morris co-starring. director Jack Conway discusses mocking gangster myths and historic satire from Voltaire to Nast.
Corry voters are urged to study a summary of the Democratic state committee chair David A. Lawrence outlines. The program backs continuation of the New Deal, tax reform favoring farmers and homeowners, labor protection, and development of Pennsylvania coal for electricity. It calls for government economy, farmer relief, anti corruption, conservation, and end to political banking domination. A later section cites pacifist Newton D. Baker on war, stressing active steps to avoid conflict and prepare for possible drafts if war comes.
City departments will seek pay raises for employees who were cut. A 10 percent increase is considered as part of the 1935 requisition. The plan, announced Thursday by Safety Director J. Tundon Streets Director Mrs. Lee Mun ges and Parks Director J Allen, aims to include the 1922 pay scale in figures to be shown to Project Director Thomas Mehaffey within weeks.
Thomas Mortis of Chamberlain Academy recovers at Corry hospital after Saturday game injury. Mrs A W Covell Hattie Mason and Olive Mason travel to Union City this afternoon. Walter Siuss BE M Bonnell and John King barely escape a Pennsy train near North Corry crossing. Albert F Weber dies at East Main Street residence. Mr and Mrs Tracy's buggy overturns after a frightened horse reaction. both suffer shoulder fractures. Jacob Levy and Dorothy Davidson present current events at the high school. Vanie McCray and Miss Briggs to speak next week.
A Minnesota farmer borrowed 12500 from the Farm Credit Administration and repaid with 859 interest. The FCA refunded 814, claiming the farmer paid only a tenth of expected interest. The notice highlights FCA low rates while noting Civil Service hiring and other federal matters. The piece blends light editorial remarks on politics with a snapshot of government activity.
Paris styles show a slight midseason tweak with straight narrow skirts featuring slits from three inches to two feet. Waists stay refined with basque and bolero lines while shoulders recede to highlight hips, coats and hats lean Russian, and black dominates amid Salvation Army style touches.
Meadville Nov 2 Ty Crawford county men Arthur Bees 23 and Frank Flick 40 were killed when their automobile was struck by a freight train at Adamsville on the Bessemer line. Bees died instantly. Flick died after removal from a canal. Bees survived by his father and two brothers. Flick was unmarried and survived by a sister.
Warren Pa attorney William Joseph Knupp, partner in Knupp Oil Co and Clinton Land Co, was discharged from bankruptcy by Judge Robert M. Gib in federal court. Knupp, declared bankrupt March 2, 1933, filed for discharge August 2, objections by the trustee were overruled October 20. Nearby fashion notes mention evening wear, cape jackets, and current nail trends.
The Journal offers space for Republican viewpoints during the current election campaign. The piece discusses federal taxes, distributions from the AAA, and allocation to southern and western states versus Pennsylvania. It urges Erie County voters to judge their Congress representative Crosby on his stance toward veterans and the Economy Act.
The article contrasts Crosby’s push for private farm loan control and his role in milk legislation with Wall Rose a nationally recognized editor and reform figure. It portrays Crosby as using relief programs politically while Rose is portrayed as a capable, nonprohibitionist advocate. An unrelated Ancient Well found at Amesbury’s Parade Ground Park near historic Washington era sites is also noted.
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