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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
5
The Hall of Fame originated with Dr Henry Mitchell MacCracken and the New York University council. On March 5, 1900, they accepted a gift of $100,000 later increased to $250,000 for Mrs J Shepherd and Helen Fould to fund and complete a building on University Heights New York City dedicated to the Hall of Fame for Great Art and Industry.
Personal mentions list Mr. and Mrs. John Crippen of Port Allegheny and many others visiting from Erie, Warren, Cambridge Springs, Meadville and Pittsburgh. Visitors stayed with relatives on North Center Street and at various homes before returning home or continuing travels to Warren, Union City, and Meadeville. Several outings include golf in Edinboro and a funeral in Binghamton for Joshua Rozelle.
United Press reports the stock exchange will remain open on Saturdays starting September with no governors meeting set until then. The Saturday hours are from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. under existing rules effective September 2 unless a special meeting is convened.
United Mine Workers leaders gathered in Pittsburgh to press three Pitt Coal Company mines remain shut until a bituminous code is adopted under the NRA. They said they will not return to work until the coal code is signed and in force.
Federal Judge Robert M. Gibson granted a postponement of tax suits totaling more than 85 million dollars against W L Mellon and five Gulf Of Corporation officials. The delay follows defense requests to let Samuel Untermeyer, New York attorney, familiarize himself with the case so he can join the defense.
Relief efforts spread through the Rio Grande valley as a 10 inch main in the San Juan valley worsened flooding. Government hydrographer warned lowland residents while Red Cross and military teams from Fort Sam Houston and Port Brown, aided by San Antonio and Houston physicians, organized aid. Bonham announced a complete storm survey, relief funds totaling 26000, and a national appeal for additional donations.
The president cannot delegate pardon power but relies on the attorney general’s advice. The attorney general fills a special legal advisory role in guiding clemency decisions within the government.
A testimonial from Mrs. A. Viv Carr of Ft Tilden credits Kruschen for dramatic weight loss from 210 to 154 pounds and relief from nerve and joint pain after an eight week daily dose. She urges others to try the remedy, noting it costs little and can be found at Kelster's and other druggists.
The film What Price Innocence is hailed as a powerful, unflinching look at a mother who fails to inform her daughter about life, leading to tragedy. Backed by endorsements from pastors, judges, teachers, and health officials, it is praised for social value, entertainment, and its handling of a delicate topic.
Princess Don Francisco Caravita, once Janet Snowden of New York oil wealth, is under guard after kidnap threats. The protection detail was assigned as the princess stays with her mother Mrs Walter Davidson in South Portland, Maine, following a five day marriage and separation from her royal husband.
The Daily Herald claims the German Nazi group Pehme placed Albert Einstein on a death list and offered 4909 to an assassin. Einstein, staying with his wife near Blangenberghe Belgium, was guarded as Mrs Einstein grew alarmed though Einstein remained unafraid saying he did not fear danger.
New York stock activity lacked demand on September 7 as early gains faded. Light dealings followed a tepid opening, with a fractional rally by some issues failing to draw outside buyers and leaving many closing prices barely changed. Among names trading modestly were American Can, American Locomotive, General Electric, General Motors, and New York Central, with several others listed in a thin effort to regain footing.
In Chicago on September 7 a six month jail term was imposed on former Capone bodyguard McGurn after a fed drunkenness and vagrancy conviction. Judge Thomas A. Greet presided, a juror recalling an earlier round of golf with McGurn without recognizing the gangster.
The quote attributed to Tso, the sage of Chinatown, stresses that insight into people often requires looking beyond appearances and avoiding immediate labeling. It suggests patience and perspective in judging others.
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