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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1934
Page
3
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Fragmentary text shows a historical note about Corry parting with Mor of the HubbLe, indicating a change or separation within a local group or entity. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Corry Evening Journal notes a 1920s stock market era and reviews John Flynn’s Security Speculation Its Economic Effects. It cites census-like figures on who speculated in 1929, argues earlier stats were misinterpreted, and discusses the link to the Great Depression.
Secretary Morgenthau presented figures showing a $6 billion deficit in 16 months offset by $1.6 billion in cash and $1.095 billion in agency assets, plus gold devaluation profits held in reserve. He argues relief spending will continue this winter, maintaining public confidence. Charles M. Schwab predicts a bright future for young workers and endorses big business efficiencies, urging optimism and praise over criticism. The piece also questions living standards amid a sixth winter of labor distress and unemployment.
The thinker argues for a fair correction of capitalism's misdirections. He warns the profit diverts from machine gains into harmful channels and calls for a new approach to raise living standards and industrial progress. Temporary hardship may occur, but a stronger, just society is possible.
Selections from the Journal for September 4, 1914 note the United States Brakeshoe Company plant resuming Monday operations, police busy with drunkenness and pickpocket reports at the fairgrounds, and Mrs. Addie B. Parcells of the WCTU speaking. Other items mention vaudeville, witnesses from Smethport, new grocery store opening at Main and Spring, a fatal railroad accident near Lovell's Station, light voter registration, fire-damaged freight station repairs, Mont Wickwire’s improving health, and school appointments and resignations at the Pennsylvania Gaa Company location.
A Columbus Community Church home talent cast will present two one act plays on Wednesday at eight o clock. A home talent orchestra will perform the musical portion of the program. The event benefits Columbus Grange and the public is invited to attend.
Secretary Morgenthau’s speech on government finances draws congratulatory notes and many questions as readers are urged to write him with detailed inquiries. The story recalls petroglyphs in Arizona and veteran pressmen, ending with the death of William J. Corse, 80, of Oklahoma City from injuries in a 14 year old auto crash.
Adrian, a Hollywood gown designer, argues that copying film stars’ dress styles erodes a girl’s individuality. He notes dressing to match stars’ mental moods takes time and reflects deeper personality, while a simple physical fit is only mechanical.
This reading notes Neptune transit from July 17 to September 14, 1934 affecting love, business, and health. It warns to avoid robbery and disturbances while advising prayer poetry or music to seek higher guidance. Financial prospects are favorable late November into December with cautions on early November.
In Paris a dressmaker Elsa Schlaptreud allegedly cracked a burglar alarm after hours at her Rue de la Paix shop. Police feared a grand clothes theft as whispers spread about a glass woven dress and a malleable substance with potential color effects on fabrics.
A City Police Department patrolman died at 7 80 p m Sunday at his home 540 East 18th street in his 46th year He was the second officer to die within 24 hours Five officers have died this year Bert Martin George Leydon and Frank Pfadt also died Motorcycle Patrolman Kubeja’s death followed injuries from an on duty accident about four years ago
Davis, 38, a transport pilot for Eastern Air Lines, died after his plane struck near the 65th mile of a 100 mile triangular course. The incident followed warnings about pylons. Turner won $3,500 with an average speed of 24.929 miles per hour. Davis, from Atlanta, survived by his widow, two children, and a brother.
FOR SALE 800 large strain White Leghorn pullets fourteen weeks old from Thompson's Poultry Farm Cly ex N Phone 58 et10 FOR SALE Pigs Arthur Lindstrom R D 1 Corry Pa ato.
Six persons were thrown through the roof of a light sedan when it rolled over after a collision with another auto at Stedman near Jamestown. Deforest Main and Blanche Main were the most seriously injured though not fatally. The accident occurred at the Panama Chautauqua and Sherman Stedman roads yesterday afternoon. Names of occupants and patient conditions were reported. all were removed to their home.
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