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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1933
Page
3
Publisher and advertising agent details for the Corry Evening Journal are listed with addresses in Curry Pennsylvania and Chicago Illinois. The notice includes postal classifications, mail rates five dollars yearly, and carrier rates three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week.
The Federal justice department plans thorough action against attorneys suspected of underworld connections. It aims to disbar and punish those who advise criminals, conceal crimes, or evade justice, while protecting clients with proper rights. Bar associations may welcome national aid to clean weaknesses in police and courts. Kentucky Colonels boast broad reach, with Col. Will Rogers and Col. Louis McHenry Howes named to key duties, signaling expanded oversight in public affairs.
A historical note describes efforts toward intelligent legislation in Kansas. It cites creating a permanent legislative council to study conditions, hear complaints, draft programs, streamline behavior between sessions, and improve legislative efficiency amid public debate on reform measures.
An analysis notes governments severing news ties threaten press freedom. Russia recalls German correspondents while Nazi actions pressure Soviet and other foreign reporters, risking broader diplomatic strains and public mistrust in news. The piece also discusses strikes and the via NRA, urging prudent action for labor rights and national recovery.
A severely ill child, son of Mr and Mrs Perry Puller of McKean, was critical Friday at St Vincent's Hospital as doctors fought to prevent further damage from lockjaw. Complications followed earlier injuries and the patient remained in grave condition, with hospital staff hopeful for recovery but noting the seriousness of the case.
United Press reports in Washington Oct 7 that Norris added section 6 to the Tennessee Valley Authority Act barring political tests for TVA hires, shielding directors from Postmaster General Farley. Rumors touch on Stimson’s possible Covington Burling partnership and a lobbyist atmosphere at an AFL gathering with delegates and leaders referenced.
An odd UPI style feature presents a chaotic mock interview with H. L. Mencken and a character named Lona Andre. The dialogue riffs on Hollywood culture, magazine vanity, and literary snobbery with clipped jabs and a playful, theatrical tone.
Partial OCR fragment records brief street queries and remarks about adjacent properties and a building. Names appear garbled, but mention of 17 First Washington street, Vihon FL, Splesman, Jae pier Baile, Walter Cinugn, the Baroy hardware, and a building at Pleasant BT are included as readable items.
A rural Concord township poultry thievery crusade leads last week’s reports with three cases noted. A Lyric theatre crowd sparked by a candle and gunpowder scare marks one tale. Minor local moves include drill deployments at the Armory, Victor Murdock visit plans, and a local library theatre concert by John Philip Sons and his band. Doctor changes include Triechler osteopathic practice purchase. The Athletics beat the Giants 6 to 4 in the World Series opener.
Treasury reports indicate about 50 percent of the frozen deposits in 13 Erie district banks will be paid to depositors, with 80 percent payable after reorganization. The list shows both frozen and unrestricted balances in numerous banks across Clearfield to Oil City and including New York state institutions with approved plans.
United Press book editor H Allen Smith surveys autumn titles. He prizes Isa Glenn's Mr Darlington's Dangerous Age, Vera Brittain's Testament of Youth, Cutler Todd's Solid Citizen, Honore Morrow's Argonaut, and Ruth Comfort Mitchell's Old San Francisco, noting strong character focus, wartime themes, and appealing narratives.
Paris, Oct 6. A young fabric manufacturer, P Sarlin, is drawing attention by combining high quality materials with inventive textures. His coats feature thick Ottoman and corded crepe de laine wool, while his sports wear includes large plaid fabrics with contrasting materials. He offers novel woolens for dresses and a variety of French cotton velvets in plain, ribbed, striped, and printed effects.
Wayne Township taxpayers will be at the Wing-Witlit Store on North Center Street for the last Saturday afternoon of each month until further notice. A. Ms. Watrows, collector, notes this temporary location change.
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