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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1933

Page

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Germans celebrate Hitler victory with massive plebiscite turnout

Berlin reports show 45.1 million eligible voters. 48.5 million cast ballots in favor of withdrawal from the League and disarmament pact and 42.99 million voted in the Reichstag race. Nazi tally 30.84 million. youth predominance among deputies signals a new political era.

Frederick Oechsner United Press Berlin Wlags Htew Germany Adolf Hitler Hitler Reichstag

Class of 26 New Members Enter Lodge of Elks

Corry Biks fin ed with the national order observance of Armistice Day and a large gathering Saturday night for the initiation of a class of 26 new members. Attendees included two former Corry residents and guests from nearby areas. After ceremonies, a social session followed with a radio program featuring Grand Walfers Maier and Postmaster Parley.

Corry Biks Corry Jonge Rulde Maier Beneri Parley Wee Couryloige Bentley Foal Harry Allét J. ©. Ausom

Inflation Sentiment Grows Among Congressmen

Inflation sentiment grows among Congressmen as state owned liquor stores are proposed and many subjects listed. Reports from Moscow and Tokyo claim Japanese air force activity and Japanese naval actions over Siberia were denied by foreign office officials. Officials suggest the rumors aim to strain Russia Japan relations, noting no such incidents occurred since September fishing season ended.

United Press Moscow Russian Siberia Foreign Office T Wn Hussian Coast Guard

Governor Pinchot Proposes Broad State Reforms In Extra Session

Governor Pinchot asks Pennsylvania General Assembly to tackle liquor control, unemployment relief, old age pensions, and a graduated income tax in an extraordinary session. He urges profits from state liquor stores fund welfare programs, unemployment insurance, and education while proposing road law changes and stricter election integrity measures.

Pinchot General Assembly Pennsylvania Prauliom of Milk Control Board

Mystery thefts from Corry Relief Fund resolved

Police and Relief Fund officials traced the shoe thefts to a beneficiary network. The culprit had received aid and befriended by city and relief groups, selling shoes through intermediaries. Several pairs were recovered. officials will tighten relief supply controls in the Municipal building.

Cony Relief Fund Corry Relief Fund Relief Fund Committee Flanigan Quaya Wan Polite

Death Claims H. B. Drought

H B Drought agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Spartansburg Pa died at home this morning at 2 o clock after a heart attack. He had been in the railway service for many years and was agent at Spartansburg for seventeen years, previously at Panama station. He is survived by his wife one son Delmar and a daughter Morah. Funeral arrangements to be announced.

H. B. Drought Pennsylvania Railroad Spartansburg Drought Panama Station Tim Epirtensiure Pon Delmar Morak Puneratl Gorvicee

Billion for release frozen bank funds

Washington reports action to clear up 1 billion in mortgages and release money to depositors from closed banks. John H. Pabey, chairman of the Home Owners' List Corporation, says loans will be liquidated via home bonds, with 60 percent federal support for new savings and loan associations. Agencies plan to return funds to creditors as mortgages are settled.

United Press Washington John H. Pabey New Chainian L List Corporison New York Unis California Ohio Michigan New Jersey Indium Pennsylvania Inve Massachusetts Fahey St Fahey Bonutis Ein de Negotiated TFC Tor’ AU

Packing Plant Strike Ends After Parley

A Minnesota packing plant strike ended after 12 hours of talks with Gov. Olson. Workers abandoned posts and prepared for a mass meeting to consider a wage increase proposal. Agreement reached involving Horner, union officials, and the governor. state industrial commission to settle remaining issues if accepted. Five National Guard companies were disbanded after the conference.

United Press Austin Minn George A. Hormmé Packing Company Unon Teaders Figyd B. Olson Blige Nuon Seturddy Butyean Unium Javernar Olson Twin Cities Stars Gov. Olson Jay Hormel Packing Company Independent Union of Wall Workers O. J. Josso Frank Klis Olson Thers Tiport Ig National Guard

London Prime Minister invites German return to Geneva talks

Reports state Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald issued a public invitation for Germany to rejoin the Geneva world conference. Alfred B. Smith plans a Washington visit, likely to meet President Roosevelt at the White House. In Philadelphia a liquor conspiracy trial witness testified that he had been pilfered a $1,000 bill to change his testimony. A dubious note from Peoria mentions Russell Hughes, a claimed Confederate figure, with unclear details about his fate.

United Press London Ramsay MacDormld Washington Alfred B. Smith President Roosevelt White House Philadelphia Samuel Bl Witnees John A. McGture

Question ruling in Ford NRA case reaches Fort Worth

In Fort Worth Texas on that date the Recovery Administration says there is uncertainty over Comptroller General McGarn’s ruling about Henry Jord UW eligibility for government contracts.

FORD

Macbeth Draws Big Crowd From Several Towns Tonight

Large delegations from Unionity Yowngsville Titusville Meadville and Clomer augment a big local audience for Macbeth at the Senior High auditorium. James Hendrickson Bruce and their company stage the play with seven Cory High School students assisting and the Night Hays orchestra adding to the evening’s entertainment. Curtain rises at 8 15 pm for two hours of Shakespearean drama with reserved seats nearly exhausted at noon.

Unionity Yowngsville Titusville Meadville Clomer James Heidricksor Claire Bruce Players Union City Youngsville Seven Cory High School Hoy Night Hays Orchestra Hendrickson-Bruce Tor Fymid

United Press poll shows drastic shift in Congress mood

A United Press poll indicates inflation sentiment rising in Congress with a likely move to push administration measures. In the House 58 percent favor inflation, 21 percent oppose, 21 percent neutral or undecided. Inflationists vastly outnumber opponents among definite positions. Presidents policy and gold price stance drive debate as business circles fear monetary uncertainty.

Raymond Clapper United Pressestaff United Press Washington Congress House Amon Memtera Elmer Thenes Olla Thomas Smith Dem. S. C Pittman Wheeler Borah Harrison Wletcher Committee of the Nation Roosevelt Republican Party

Lindberghs Safe On Flight to Vigo

Customs officials announced Col and Mrs Lindbergh landed safely in the Mine river area after a flight to Vigo on November 18. The arrival follows a steady coverage of the aviator couple, with authorities confirming their secure disembarkation and ongoing travel plans.

Lindberghs Vigo Vigo Customis L ‘Pyear Calderas de Tuy Lindbergh

Dozen Outlets For State Liquor Revenues

Harrisburg Nov. 12 More than a dozen outlets for liquor revenues were opening by Governor Pinchot as the legislature convenes. The Federal payments plan includes unemployment relief, age and financial aid for schools, and state building improvements. The piece notes proposals for a four mill state tax on interest and outlines plans for a reduced property tax and public works funding.

Arthur F. Grant Harrisburg Pinchat

Pinchot Lines Up 23 Point Program in Brief

United Press dispatch from Harrisburg reports Governor Pinchot outlining 23 legislative recommendations for the opening General Assembly session. The plan includes liquor control with state stores, a floor tax on whiskey, profits funding unemployment relief and old age assistance, and public utility rate safeguards. He stresses keeping liquor and politics apart and says many subjects require swift action beyond previous sessions.

Ly United Press Harrisburg Pinchot General ‘Assembly Pennsylvania Senate Public Service Commission Public Service Equor Pte Tore Fh Pranent

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