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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1933
Page
3
Corry Daily reprints a 1910s reflection on education and memory. Dr William Mayo opines on too much memorizing of the past and critics urge knowledge of history to face modern perils. The piece contrasts U.S. shifts since the war with Europe where traditional studies endure.
Hamilton Fish a Republican House Foreign Affairs leader defends Hitler’s policies and Germany’s arms‑conference withdrawal. He argues public anger should not judge Germany’s government and calls for recall of an ambassador who condemns it. He notes allied disarmament failures and Germany’s right to act with dignity. The piece also cites mixed Swedish views, noting Svenska Dagbladet’s shift against Nazi actions and warnings about German science under Nazi rule.
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor backs Roosevelt era figures showing unemployment down by at least 3.6 million since March. He credits the NRA program with placing 1.7 million at work and notes nearly four million more employed than last spring, with 843,000 in August and 871,000 in September. He urges shorter hours to spread existing work.
Hollywood Calif Oct 24 Will James Montana cowboys and other film figures visit the Fox lot. The story follows Will James's wanderings after arriving from Billings and a minor hand injury while handling a lariat. News also notes local civic matters and a work accident at the Journal building.
A fragment lists queries about past figures including Richard Patton, an assistant general passenger agent, at Corry station. It mentions Fred Lauer as a Wells Fargo Express agent and references Charles and Rachel Seel leher running the Exchange Hotel at a Murphy store site. It also asks where R Z Livermore's Corr Department Store was hosted, at 24 North Central Street.
Paris stylist Marcelle Dormoy showcases a Paris house noted for Parisianism with simple lines and eye appeal. Hand knitted items are a focus, treated as yardage materials, with integrated sleeves and necklines. Belts of plaited leather adorn frocks and capes add width to a restrained winter look. Materials include speckled wools, greens, browns, velvets, laces, satins, ostrich feathers, ermine, and silver fox trims.
United Press reports a humorous scene with Attorney General Homer Stille, hosting reporters with a box of cigars. The piece recalls mishaps of distributing perfectos and rare gourd cigarettes to honored guests, plus depictions of Calhoun Roper and Perkins aiding or dampening press access.
Four people were injured, none seriously, when a Ford sedan driven by Jos Machocoyil struck a concrete bridge on Silver Creek Road near the Paper City Saturday night after ten. Edward Sopak, Joseph Pavlock, Stephen Pavlock, Sylvester Mahagan, and Vic. were taken to county General Hospital with fractures and bruises. The driver was uninjured and officials noted the car was nearly demolished.
A fragmented analysis discusses abandoning the gold based system, government credit expansion, and the need for economic reform led by figures like Senator Gerald P. Onye and Leslie Eichel. The piece also notes Cuba’s shift toward communism under Batista, Roosevelt's perceived stance, and preemptive criticisms of Wall Street practices. It lists former bank leaders and corporate figures with varying compensation amid economic scrutiny.
In Monongahela this fall a fig tree and sugar maple thrived amid warmer climate conditions. Reports show a pear tree blossoming and a raspberry bush laden with red berries, defying seasonal norms and local weather expectations.
The University of Washington will keep Hugo Winkenwerder as president for the 1923-24 school year while the board of regents seeks a successor. Chairman Lewis Schwellenbach stated no candidate with the required high caliber has been found yet.
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