Protection for Lead and Zinc Trade Battle Emerges in Congress
The article reports a looming congressional clash over tariff protection for lead and zinc mining. It notes House rejection of import quotas last session, the Simpson bill's support from Rep. Simpson and Chairman Reed, and warnings from leaders Halleck and Rayburn about trade impacts. It cites Dulles’ stance on the Trade Agreements Act, and notes mining states’ concern over mine closures and industry mood.
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Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rep
Simpson
Reed
Dawson
Utah
Ouly
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files October 10 1933
A summary of past news items noting a fatal fall from a Columbus subway bridge leading to John Garron’s death in Erie. It covers education board actions on Junior High grounds landscaping, unemployment school space, Howard Robbins joining the Cincinnati Military Band, and D Richard Marvin’s death at the Soldiers and Sailors Home. It also includes economic notes on zinc and lead mining imports and prices, plus a triple wedding in Phoenix as Michael Korpacquewski’s family welcomes three new children.
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Columbus
John Garron
Jamestown
Erie Railroad
Hamdle Hospital
Erie
Board of Education
Harold Wolfe
C. C. Lovelant
Janet B. Orcutt
George Orcutt
East Frederick Street
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Allegheny College
Mendyslie
James T. Hanlon
Milwaukee
Wis
Patricia Eileen
Mary Delury
Orra-Jean Beauty Academy
Marge’s
South Center Street
Corry-Jamestown
Jess
Bonding House
Corry
Meyer
Dick Zoatoam
Wattsboro
Union City
Corry views on local life and notable moves end of week
A collage of items from Corry shows drivers facing 15 days for information filing and 10 days to pay fines, a family leaving for the Panama Canal Zone, a baby born near Harrisburg, local students on dean’s list, hunting crowds at the courthouse, and leaks of real estate and finance chatter. Additional notes cover civil service, Girl Scout work in Panama, and community schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Panama Canal Zone
Ed McElroy
New York
Tropic Country
U. S
Paul Pizer
Dillsburg
Harrisburg
Corry Collegiats
Allegheny College
Ronald Windahl
Roger Jackman
Cory Bachelor
Warren
Albert Gluvna
U. S. Navy
Gerald Thompson
Columbus
California
Marshall Adams
Cheyenne
Paul Hemple
Colorado
Nell McKay
Jim Latimer
Eadie Bislawski
Canada
Pennsylvania
Real
Tors
Berenice Gillette Connor
Balboa
Hope College Publicity Department
Eugene Stoddard
Little Theatre
Wayne Street
Loveland Field
Previous arrest leads to stiffer term for driver
Erie area man Phillip Harris received a 30 day jail term and a $150 fine on drunken driving charges after Judge Burton R. Laub ruled his description of a prior arrest as picking pockets in New York City. Harris admitted a prior arrest in Wesleyville and acknowledged the subway incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
N.Y
Burton R. Laub
Phillip Haris
Laub
Wesleyville
New York City
Harris
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Gorry Evening Journal
West South Street
AD. Colegrove Colegrove
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
Michigan Square
Chicago
Park Avenue
Detroit
Charmber
Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
S. m
Mya
ASRS
Howard Robbins
University of Cincinnati
Gorry
D. Richard Marvin
Soldiers' and Sailors
Mr. Marvin
Edmonson
D-Oklla
Aspinill
D-Cole
New ‘York ‘Times
U.S
Trifle
Phoenix, Ariz
Michael Korpacquewski
Insurance
Horton J. Davis & Son
Foster E. Davis & Son
Center St
Din
Mediterranean
Corryltes
West Virginia
Ohio
Aldewalles
Peggy Cripps
Sly Stafford Cripps
London
Africa
Gold Coast
Bar Harbor
Leyte
Army
Navy
Air Force
United States of America
Washington, D. C
Abraham Lincoln
Strings
Westinghouse
Forevers
Isiousey
Hhead
King Westinghouse
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St, Corry
Bob Desmond
West Church St
Borstorff & Fitch
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Aloy Eee Eee
J. Fred Kinley
S. Center St
Dial
NEW Firestone
Barney’s
Firestone
Mighty Mac
Trench Coat
Cape-Ann
Kap-Klip
Clothes
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