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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1934
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal surveys economic shifts with AP estimates showing a rebound from the 1929 peak to around 58 billion, and discusses broad regulatory regimes shaping daily life from birth to business. It questions capital flows after export restrictions and notes a sensational Marine tale from Wall Street’s fascist nervous system.
The piece ridicules visions of a militant stock broker march on Washington led by a horseman marshal and a fictitious American Legion parade. It argues no coup will occur, stressing that America will evolve, not revolution, and warns against scaring Congress with wild tales.
Secretary of Commerce Roper drew about 10 000 requests for copies of a November 8 radio speech. He argued that citizens must accept duties with rights, supporting constructive approaches to a permanent labor policy and stressing mutual accountability between employers and employees to uphold public welfare.
The text outlines stars for social and artistic pursuits with energy and perseverance in the morning. It warns of irritation in the afternoon and evening and cautions against extravagance. It notes health caution and improved finances across specified date ranges in 1935 and 1985.
Washington November 2 United Press reports a Secret Service press conference outlined the capture of a Jersey counterfeit ring worth about two million dollars. Detectives displayed fake currency and recounted the operation, with assistant chief Joseph E. Murphy supervising the briefing. Also noted was a proposed march against Fascism led by ex-soldier leaders and a personal crisis in Easton, Pennsylvania, where a man killed his seven year old daughter Alice Jacobs before taking his own life.
City Commissioners Brown Alexander and Mayor Patterson and Clerk Kincaid presided over the court of appeals on the recent assessment. About thirty Knights Templar from Jamestown attended the exemplification. Fire department box repairs proceed for winter. The Readers held their Thanksgiving banquet at Mrs Federal Whittlesey's home with fifteen in attendance. A Center street sleighing incident involved a wagon wedged in tracks. Elks plan a minstrel show for February. John Fish of East South street celebrated his 61st birthday. Sleighing is good. farmers using it. Mrs Hattie Humphries, the Lady Globe Trotter, arrived and will speak at Lyric Theatre. High school faculty were entertained by the Domestic Science class at dinner. Miss Laurie in charge.
Yenango County health authorities tightened quarantine measures after the death of Elisabeth Phillips, 10, of Patches Run near Franklin, the second scarlet fever victim reported. About 25 other cases were noted in the vicinity as authorities warned residents and prepared further restrictions.
The Abbey Theatre Players of Dublin and Eva Le Gallienne’s Civic Repertory company light up Broadway with star names Barry Fitzgerald Eileen Crowe and Ethel Barrymore in classic works like Juno and the Paycock L Aiglon and Far-Off Hills while Say When delivers cheerful musical comedy with Harry Richman and Bob Hope. The mix showcases high quality acting and lively productions across Broadway venues with ongoing promises of stronger shows uptown.
A stray alley cat discover ed a horse and raised a litter of kittens in a seven year old wooden bird house built as a jast cal proof shelter. The scene shows an unlikely nesting space found by misused items in a cluttered area.
Washington on November 24 saw the Roosevelt administration push the central bank plan as conservatives and radicals mobilize. Senator Duncan W. Pietehor led a banking committee to issue a 50-question survey to bankers on currency issuance and central banking authority. Father Coughlin and Senator Elmer Thomas amplified pressure as Morgenthau aides prepare further studies.
Paris fashion house Henry Creed and Company moves its mid-season collection to Park Avenue's Waldorf Astoria in New York. Creations target American markets with sizes 14 to 18 and suit styles blending Parisian taste with practical English tailoring.
Nov 24 Hollywood notes: a one act play The Dancer stars W C Fields and Tammany Young at Paramount studios. quippy banter recalls naval top speeds and nurses. Mae West and Anna Mae Wong fashion and rumors frame a light showbiz column with British press misfires.
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