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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1932
Page
3
Publication details for the Corry Evening Journal include publisher Arthur Colegrove and national representatives Fred Kimball and others. Rates by mail and carrier are listed with prices and restricted territory terms.
The Share-the-Work plan proposes shorter workweeks to spread jobs across more workers. It outlines three goals to curb unemployment, distribute work, and ease community relief burdens while maintaining some earnings for workers. It notes varied practicality for small plants and hopes for cooperation in eastern cities.
Officials urge continued public effort in Pennsylvania to combat tuberculosis. Despite progress, fifteen Pennsylvanians still die daily. depleted resources challenge pledges. The Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society and affiliates rely on penny seals purchases to fund ongoing work and seal distribution.
A health note advises replacing a meal with water to ease stomach trouble. Readers are urged to drink ample water and add a spoonful of Adlertica each morning to cleanse the stomach and bowels, attributed to Kelutera Cut Rate Drug Store.
Hollywood producer Al Johnson and his crew run the Universal City workshop where breakaway chairs, coral g barrels of plaster and miniature ships are built for on screen stunts. artisans craft mummies masks and film mummies while stars like Dressler Gaynor and Crawford are noted in a tour of the famed shop.
The reader asks about the jurisdiction of two judicial districts in the county and the location of Lintemboure. They inquire when Trotsky, Kameneff and other Russian exiles were banished, and what Nero was known as. They seek the successor to William Sproul as Pennsylvania governor and the author of the line Laws are silent when arms are raised.
Pittsburgh November report states General Judge W H S Thomson 76 formerly of Beaver County remains seriously ill at home after a stroke last week. Thomson was appointed to the federal bench in 1914 by President Wilson and retired in 1927 subject to call on certain cases.
Tax burden rises sharply with 60 percent higher per capita payment than in 1921. National figures show 16 billion in U S taxes this year, with 11 billion from state and local levels and four billion federal. War costs dominate federal spending, while constructive public works use only about 15 percent.
United Press critic H Allen Smith surveys Mark Sullivan’s Our Times fourth volume and other recent works. He notes Sullivan’s solid handling of Taft Roosevelt politics, praises the music section, and contrasts with Konrad Bercovici Tarkington Booth Beals Carleton Beals profiles and histories of Mexico.
ANP reports John Covel thirty five of Owl s Nest was wounded in the face by five birdshot from a hunting companion s gun while with two friends near Bear Creek Jeanette men fired at game the hail of buckshot struck Covel in the forehead and face several shots penetrated his hunting cap one piece lodged above the left eye another under the right eye he received treatment at Dr G E Cutter s office. A Jeanette man was also hurt when a gas jet in a loose shade was turned on and burned his leg.
Washington congressman Edward W recalls a 1913 prediction that Theodore Roosevelt would become president. He cites his own remark to a colleague after meeting Roosevelt as proof of the future leader’s White House potential and notes earlier comments by Wisconsin congressman Leonard Cooper.
Twenty years ago reports show City Council in special session rejected buying a Seagrave fire truck. Lena St Clair invited to perform Nora in Surprises. trolley line talk from Erie to Union City and Corry discussed. Hatch surveyed route for over 22 miles. Local boxing and wrestling events noted at Library Theatre with fighters from Buffalo and Titus. Families and visitors from Cleveland and Peoria spent Thanksgiving in Corry.
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