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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1933
Page
5
Personal mentions list residents and visitors as they travel for funerals visits and family duties. Names include Mrs Lee Shoemaker and son Ste Jr visiting Chambersburg Pa for recovering father 3 G Hoover, and many others visiting relatives or returning from trips to Erie Philadelphia Rochester Jamestown Tulsa Wichita and other locales with notes on health and bereavement.
United Press reports the government rested its case in the piracy trial of State Senator McClure and 75 defendants in Philadelphia. The judge recessed proceedings to allow defense teams to prepare, as several wives of former Delaware County constables testified about weekly payments from Chester ward leaders during their husbands’ prison terms and extortion.
Last evening during Friday night ballroom classes Mabel Larson and pupils planned a Thanksgiving dancing party for Saturday evening November 25 at the Modern Dance Studio. The event is for pupils and invited friends, with winter ancise parties to follow. New pupils may enroll anytime.
Dr. H E Kleinschmidt of New York City director of health education for the National Tuberculosis Association will speak at a joint Rotary Kiwanis meeting in Corry at Hotel Corry on Tuesday noon November 21. He will discuss Advertising Health and is brought by J Kenneth Winter. The Christmas seal sale for Erie county begins December 1 with a seal idlegive by Frank T Babbitt and helpers.
Police report a young woman found slain with a burned body and brutal head injuries. Clues include a scorched skirt containing six dollars and blood soaked notes, notes to be analyzed, and strangulation with a necktie and sash cord using a peculiar knot.
New York Nov 18 Recognition of Soviet Russia gave the stock market a brief spur at the opening with prices rising fractions to more than 2 points in active trading. Later volume slackened and closing prices were irregular as traders reassessed prospects for major industrials and utilities. The day’s list includes American Can American Locomotive American Smelters American Telephone and Telegraph Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Continental Can Consolidated Oil Edison General Electric General Motors International Nickel Montgomery Ward National Dairy New York Central Penn RR Pure Oil Radio Socony Vacuum United Aircraft United States Steel Westinghouse Electric Woolworth and others.
Miss Frieda Weltz red-haired war nurse faced vigorous cross examination in her murder trial of Francis J. M. Grace retired shipper. The nurse showed signs of breaking and the court recesses to maintain order and calm.
The Soviet Union gained formal recognition after ten days of talks with President Roosevelt and officials. A $75 million credit to buy American goods was discussed, and Litvinov was to remain in the U S for several days. The accord included guarantees against propaganda and protection of worship, with eight document exchanges sealing the recognition.
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