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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
3
Axtell J. Byles, president of the American Petroleum Institute and former Titusville resident, urged federal oil industry regulation at the Chicago industry meeting. He argued government action may be needed to manage production during price swings and credit flows to stabilize buying power, markets, and avoid destructive competition, while avoiding long term government control beyond the emergency.
Federal aid unlocks 208 percent in feeder system with $18,000,000 funds for 950 projects. State plans 27.03 miles of streets and highways, creating up to 60,000 jobs by year end as 53 miles already awarded for about $2,090,000. Local needs urged for nearby projects and broader employment.
Remains of a 17th century wooden vessel near Kalmar Sweden are uncovered with signs of a violent encounter and burning. Archaeologists report preserved timbers and carvings suggesting a clash between historical fleets during a period of warfare.
News notes from 1913 include the Stanford Hose Company forming a Thanksgiving Ball committee, wrecking crews at the Buffalo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad repurposing an old coach as yard offices, a poker raid on North Center Street, the first dress rehearsal of Oliver Cromwell by Presbyterian church ladies, Rich Cancer Cure annex patients moving in, cattle dealer Marke Stulte selling Holstein dairy stock, motion picture man W H Einstein leasing the Keating block for a theatre, and the arrival of a grandson for Mr and Mrs N W Cole of Saegertown.
Paris reports a wool rich winter outlook as schools close for vacation and families shop for plaid fabrics and plain textiles. Woolen ensembles with metallic threads lead dressy looks, while furs such as fox and sable dominate coats. Trimmings like removable collars and belts offer versatile style options for the season.
United Press reports the Public Works Administration issued a 16500 allotment to Mesa Verde National Park to stabilize adobe bricks and protect visitors. The money aims to keep the ruins from crumbling for about ten years and to guard against loose masonry while improving visitor safety.
Flint Mich The Methodist Episcopal Church building once a brewery before Prohibition will revert to brewing use after repeal. Brewery officials say the project reuses the historic site with plans to resume beer production in the restored facility, marking a notable change for the neighborhood and local economy.
Hollywood writer recalls early Oklahoma days with Osage friend Big Heart and Sidteh, detailing Indians’ wealth from royalties and Rolls Royces. Rogers humorously notes unsafe roads, frequent crashes, rodeo participation, and Indians queuing for quarterly government checks, including a seven hundred dollar payment.
About one hundred guests attended a dinner in the St. Pauls Lutheran church dining room last evening. The Ladies Aid Society chaired by Mrs John Boland Jr led a committee including Mrs A A Merker Mrs C L Smith Mrs John Schaub and Mrs Hibert Lynn. Service began at 930 oclock and a delicious menu was served. Proceeds were added to the society treasury with Halloween flowers and napkins as decorations.
Week's Book Review by H Allen Smith highlights Not Guilty The Story of Samuel S Leibowitz a dramatic biographical account of the famed lawyer with cases like Hoffmann and the Scottsboro affair. Also praised are Fast One by Paul Cain The Dragon Murder Case The Heavens Above and The Oriental Caravan among others.
The Detober meeting of District 17B of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association was held at Wattsburg Pa with about forty members present. Director H H Marsh reviewed the federal marketing code after a picnic lunch. Delegates reported on the meeting in Binghamton and on the New York City directors’ session. County agent Paul Crossman urged all dairymen to know the code, and program readings featured local musicians and a recitation. Adjournment set for December 2 at South Ripley.
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