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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1934
Page
3
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Secretary of State Cordell Hull outlines U S plans to negotiate reciprocal trade pacts with eleven Latin American and European countries, Cuba already signing a mutual tariff concession. He argues the program aims to reduce tariffs licenses and embargoes, expand world trade, and create permanent policies. Hull stresses cooperation, warns against isolationism, and compares trade to water flowing to a global reservoir.
Secretary Hall rejects restricting imports to countries buying American goods, saying it would hurt Americans more than foreigners. He notes trade flows are complex and often indirect, with mutual concessions and exchanges between nations driving growth. The piece also discusses Pinchot’s public service commission appointments, GOP internal tensions, and editorial context from the Scranton Times and New York Times on agricultural policy and crop control.
The Philadelphia Record reports Grundy’s appearance painting a view of behind the scenes power in government. He asserts the 500000 in farm loans will not be repaid and farmers should cut production. Also notes Schnader salary while campaigning and lawmakers’ fake relief transfers.
Union City on September 25 invites all women voters to an open meeting at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon at 3 45 PM. Republican County Chairman Jacob Held vice county chair Mrs Austin and Will Rose the Republican nominee for Congress will speak following the Ladies' Aid meeting.
United Press reports the nationwide textile strike ended at 2 23 p m on a Saturday after a staged press briefing led by Chester Wright and Francis Gollman. Union leaders announced the end, with cameras flashing as officials and reporters filled a Carpenters building room.
September 25 1914 items report a fire on box 34 near St Thomas Hill extinguished with minor damage. Gifford Pinchot Progressive nominee to speak Tuesday afternoon. Local freight traffic and receipts recede. workers note light business. Emma Rosabacher hosts a pre Halloween party for twenty friends. Miss Mark Porter hosts friends for Miss Mabel Stennell’s upcoming marriage. Wilbur Scott and Miss Dorothy Morris wed yesterday at the Episcopal church. Abe Library theatre opens regular dramatic season tonight with Polly of the Girls. Northern Pacific coach on Erie No 8 draws attention with two Chinese aboard. Carl Pope leaves for Winchester to resume studies at Shenandoah Valley Academy. Harrison Keppel returns from a Canada hunting trip. Lyle Van Vleck returns from a trip on State Highway Department business.
Nine children aged three to sixteen in Erie pleaded with jail attendants for their father Join Cool on a liquor law violation. Neighbors organized the effort after the family lacked food. police took the kids to the humane society to feed and shelter them until the father is freed.
Paris styles note a shift in fashion as nightgowns move into polite society and double as evening wear. Modern gowns blend with negligees, removing underwear to reveal a coordinated coat or negligee, with bright colors giving way to pinks and blues.
September 25 entry offers guidance on temper, caution, and planning with notes on health and finances improving in certain periods. Mentions vague dates across several years and warns of possible danger and sharp mental focus.
In Gary Indiana on September 25 C il ler, 47, while lining up a 250 yard drive on the first tee at Gleason Golf course exclaimed at the length then suddenly gasped and collapsed from heart disease.
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