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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1933
Page
3
The piece laments landlords bearing losses from tenants who pay little rent and face foreclosures while the owners struggle to meet taxes. It argues private property must be protected and housing built as a social good, urging a new deal for forgotten landlords.
A reflective piece weighs varied views on American industry and government as talk of socialism fascism and capitalism swirls. It notes mass recovery parades in cities like New York, compares them to German Nazi demonstrations, and argues these marches are patriotic and voluntary efforts to spur work and unity amid economic trouble.
A large realty owners’ association voted to evict 2 500 families unable to pay rent but relented after a committee of two city council members and a state fair commission authorized more rebates to landlords. The event sparked clashes and memories of earlier struggles, with attendees recalling past burdens and community tensions.
Twenty years ago as taken from the Journal files September 19 1913 details a soldiers reunion at President Olmstead home on Piccadilly Hill veterans in attendance. It notes a new Company A football eleven forming and aims for a September game. Also mentions hotel changes and local business activity with advertising trends and NRA codes.
The report notes Pennsylvania railroad restoration of a passenger station on West Columbus Avenue to serve Buffalo and Pittsburgh Flyers Nos 50 and 667. It recalls Major Clyde Wilcox as a regimental officer in Corry with the 16th Regiment, 2d Brigade N.G. and mentions C W Lyons grocery on North Center Street and Dante O Day as a telegrapher at the Unlog Station.
A deer wandering onto the road near Walnack caused a crash that injured two teens, Walter Lindley aged 16 and Joseph Motlin aged 17, who were riding in the vehicle when the deer was struck by the auto.
Fragmentary text describes De Valera and others in a display at Geneva and a president’s violent event. Mentions a list of officials and a public emblem or plant. Names appear garbled and uncertain.
United Press reports on the transient fame of top officials and the enduring careers of loyal civil servants. In six decades, George R. Wales and Ike Hoover died within hours of each other after serving under ten presidents. Roosevelt confronted the news while drafting a fuel code, and various White House aides faced workload shifts and vacations as part of daily government life.
United Press reports on Connie Bennett of Beverly Hills and Malibu Beach fame. Born in New York and Parsons Kansas, she mentors a lively life with jade collecting poetry and Scottie dogs Peter and Pan. She leads school sports, dislikes golf, and carries a blue fashion motif. Bennett hails from Richard Bennett lineage and may star in RKO's Without Glory while balancing private shyness and public glamour.
Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Tones of 520 Wright Street observed their thirtieth wedding anniversary with eighteen relatives at their home. Guests included August Pearson of Jamestown and Charles Weaver of Titusville, plus Corry relatives. Games, visiting, and refreshments accompanied the surprise party.
At a Restaurant Ambassadors banquet Madame Holt Dinn wore a white tulle Maggy Rouff gown with ruffles and an extremely full skirt. Miss Josyane, the 1933 Grand Prix d elegance honoree, wore white silk over white maracai with ostrich feathers. Mademoiselle Masse modeled a black velvet draped toque. Paris fashion expert Jean Patou discusses his Winter 1934 collection emphasizing youthful Parisian simplicity, sober lines, and innovative sleeve and fur details with minimal gaudiness.
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