Worry Over Stormy Seas Hits Coastal Center
Local officials warn of worsening weather as stormy conditions persist along the coast. Sea advisory urges fishermen and residents to stay indoors and monitor updates from the meteorological service.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1934
Page
3
Local officials warn of worsening weather as stormy conditions persist along the coast. Sea advisory urges fishermen and residents to stay indoors and monitor updates from the meteorological service.
A garbled OCR note mentions near dawn hours and a local event. Readable words include near dawn and timing cues. No clear names places or exact actions emerge, leaving the core event unspecified.
The piece notes the Stock Exchange seeking public trust through a member questionnaire amid calls for reform and clearer signals that the market is not always on the level. It also surveys tax debates, real estate tax burdens, and proposed limits, with varied views from British and American perspectives.
The column argues against New Deal debt and taxes, citing burdens on Erie County and Pennsylvania. It claims federal tax money skimps benefits to Pennsylvania while other states gain, highlighting processing taxes and relief funds, and compares state relief expenditures with payments into the treasury. It references figures from the New York Herald-Tribune and lists broad national disparities.
In Butler Pa a mob threatened Mundo Martz 24 after he allegedly attacked Mrs Watters at 208 McLain Avenue. Watters aroused by screams fired a shotgun, Martz fled but was captured near his home. He is held on 2000 dollar bond as authorities quell the mob.
Hollywood Calif Nov 3 Los Angeles public library installs four moving picture information bureaus to guide families. Aimed at protecting children from unsuitable films the program, started by juvenile research and local councils, offers verdicts on films and warns about offensive content. Telephones and mail access are provided.
United Press dispatches reveal lighthearted jibes about Henry Morgenthau and Henry Ford, Bilbo’s newspaper fame, Homer Cummings’s private bath likeness to Madame Secretary Perkins, bankers interrupting at the State Department, and a Mrs Roosevelt influenced by a critic.
Twenty years ago entries reveal police urged to locate loot linked to a Titusville stabbing. A. J. Neylon departed for New York en route to England. The Collegiums set to appear at Lyceums. Local moves include Barnes taking over a Derby Street cottage. City Solicitor Kincaid arrived from Philadelphia as Corry voters cast ballots for governor and U.S. senator.
Fragmented horoscope style text lists favorable and unfavorable periods, dates, and vague predictions. Mentions November 5, planetary auspices, vocational hints, secret societies, and a quote about Roosevelt and youths. The passage blends mispunctuated forecasts with stray remarks about fashion, psychology, and social attitudes.
Paris styles advise on mood dressing with Molyneu frocks in wool and crepe fabrics. Mentioned are Mrs Astor and Marlione Sothern noting dress selections including grey ribbed Hannel, brick wool, and black ostrich accents, with a fashion tip on fabric fringe to boost afternoon wear and evening options.
Three men William Marshall Ridley and Walter B Hoag were found guilty by a Philadelphia quarter session court jury of conspiracy to bomb the Keystone Company plant last summer. Two other defendants were acquitted one by directed verdict Joseph Dillon was freed and Edward Marshall was acquitted William Callas Hall pleaded guilty to transporting dynamite from Lykens to Philadelphia.
Edgemont and Deadwood High School games were canceled after Bert Hedstrom, a Deadwood football player, died from injuries sustained in a game. Hedstrom would have graduated this year and his death prompted the superintendent H. S. Berger to announce the season’s remaining contests are suspended.
Anio and Cammerer stated there is ample work in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to keep the 17 camps in the park area busy for ten years. They spoke to Robert Fechner, director of COQ work, at Bryson City, N G, stressing ongoing park development and maintenance needs.
An odd plan in Allentown, Pennsylvania envisions traffic violators facing cinematic penalties, with fines set at 485 and nightly movie viewing, as authorities compare per capita payments from a deemed film program to other states. The report notes uneven per person distributions across states and counties, highlighting a clash between proposed penalties and regional funding figures. It mentions tann lands, reforestation efforts, and offshore loan comparisons as context for the broader debate on state support and governance.
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