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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1933

Page

4

Newspaper industry reform and wage provisions spark debate

The national recovery plan sets a minimum wage of 3B cents and reduced hours amid industry-wide changes. Key unions and central paper houses report operating under the new provisions. Kathleen Mulderick of Merion is said to be slightly better after an illness at home. Pete Hell, an actor at Ol Guy, faces charges linked to a youth case in Sault.

Yorks Pennsyvania Central Castanes Kathleen Mulderick Merion Attech Pete Hell Ol Guy Sault West Wayne Street Robby Foster Fin Hon East Bond Street Miestown N.Y Shannon Ray TE. Brown Pssper Galisty M.N. Re Chit T.cn Moynant Cramer Claude Fralick We Woman's Benefit Asseciion Mia Mery Patterson Neilhort Mes Dilit Barnosky Marzarel Studd Atm Guranep Mayri Mitchell Ales A. A. Rauscher Ates Maynor Jackson J. P. Rinker Pitth purgh-Butler Aastroyel Rime Dunkire Lewes Board of Waiter Commissioners Frank Litz

Jamestown parade postponed for lack of snow in 1941

Local notices report a postponement of the Jamestown Santa Claus parade and cutter event under the Jamestown Chamber of Commerce due to insufficient snow on the streets. Also listed are club meetings, sales, and community notices across nearby towns.

Will J. Wilcox Jamestown Jamestown Chamber At Commerce

Carnegie Tech Prez Attacks Control Bill

Carnegie Institute president Samuel Harden Church denounces Governor Pinchot’s liquor regulation, calling it corrupt and prone to espionage and graft. He urges licenses granted by judges for limited sales, bans on manufacturer ownership of outlets, license revocation for drunkenness, and bans on late night sales, arguing liberty to buy what one pleases under conscience and public opinion.

United Press Pittsburgh Pinchot Samuel Harden Church Carnegie Institute Church Pirichot Dr. Church

Young People Branch Dinner at M E Church

Perry and Haines spoke at the Women’s Christian Temperance Union event for the Young People’s Branch in the church dining room. About fifty attended a program of offerings, readings, talks, and music. Foster Henry, 17, faces Erie county court on breaking and entering tied to a home intrusion during a New York trip. a wine theft and door damage were reported. Stocks were firm on the New York Stock Exchange.

Fennsth Barnes Foster Henry Second Avenue Erie County Joseph Gravino New York City G B. Porter New York

Amici Class Sponsors Benefit Entertainment

The Amici Glass of the United Brethren in Christ church sponsored a church program last evening for class funds. The event featured congregational singing, Miss Hidine St Pierre, fencing by Mrs Florence Young, piano solo by Miss Mildred Davis, Sunday school orchestra directed by Hugh Mostier, remarks by Grvat J St Pierre, banjo solo by H W Mosher, readings by Miss Catherine Hubert, solos by Horace Brynolan with Keppel Tiffany, and piano duet by Mrs O J St Pierre with Mrs St Pierre. Annuals included a home practice sketch. Orrin Kinney served as master of ceremonies and cookies and coffee were provided by committee.

The Amici Glass United Brethren In Christ Church Pi Jors Hidine St. Pierre Florence Young Mildred Davis Ool Hugh Mostier Lass Grvat J. St. Pierre H.W. Mosher

Dr Graham Gets New Equipment at Barrow Offices

A fragmentary item notes the Barrow offices of Dr. Graham receiving new radiographic equipment. The brief mentions installation progress and an anticipated expansion of the physician's office services, signaling a notable upgrade for a well known local doctor.

S-Ray Equine Barrow

Parade of Independent Miners Under Fire in Pal Event

In Pal on November 25 two meeting participants were wounded while several others were shot during a parade of independent miners. Joseph Badock sustained a shot to the cheek and Albert Petacey was shot in the right eye. The marchers were members of the independent miners’ union amid tensions related to the miners’ union elections.

United Press Union Pal Periously Arisik Niekpey Imine Snore Joseph Badock Belind Albert Petacey

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