Anti Naz League and Europe on the World Stage
A Corry Journal note discusses the anti Nazi League and European strategy. It highlights Chamberlain diplomacy, a Franco British front against aggression, and Russia’s reintegration into the anti Nazi alliance. It also offers optimism on U S economic recovery and war-prep debates, with Civilian Conservation Corps notes and wartime savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Evening Journal
Corry
Park
D. Colegrove
Willam P. Lombard
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Real Eatate Trust
Philadelphia
Ares
Chamberlain
Munich
Britain
Germany
England
France
Hyen Ruysia
Wnimion
Eue Pean Community of Nations
Hitler
Hus Bluit
Gov Arthur James in the spotlight in Pennsylvania politics
Bruce Catton reports from Harrisburg on Gov Arthur H. James of Pennsylvania a rising Republican figure as discussions of presidential possibilities begin. His administration's restraint and economy tactics are noted while his political future draws attention within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Catton
Nea
Washington
Ater
Pennsylvania
Bois
Keystone State
Arthur H. James
Town
Harrisburg
Ar_thur H. James
Tusk
Isud
James
Berle
Jamies
Governon
Department of Commerce
America
Panama 1939 stamp issues and Monato overview
The article notes Monato’s stamps, listing a 15-value set with colors from blue 20-cent to 20-franc ultramarine and mentions Panama’s 1939 plan for 16 issues marking the canal’s 25th anniversary. It outlines eight airmail and eight regular values featuring Gatun Lake and canal views, with portraits of Panamanian leaders and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Principality of Monato
Sues
Panama
Gatun Lake
Gaillard Cut
Canal
Gorgas
Manuel Amador Guerrero
Belisaris Porras
Willian Howard Taft
Pedro J. Soss
Lucien Wyse
EB. Reclus
George. W. Goetham
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Theodore Roosevelt
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files April 3 1918
Recount of 1918 local events including nursing class formality and Bolshevik capture in Russia. Notes on Mayor Alexander returning from Harrisburg and opposition to nonpartisan provisions. Knights of Columbus planning room remodeling and Maccabee Hall use. Miss Kathryn Childs and Clerks activity. Buffalo job for Claude Foster. building renovations for a new office site near St Thomas and West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Ryal
Russia
Mr. Ryal
Lisbani
Sripiyn Corry Gil
Kathryn Childs
LL. Alexaner
Hatsisborp
Joose Municipal Corporations Committee
Thesday
Ache
Miter
Parsons Fist
St.Thomas Hircd
West Washington Street
Barbs and mixups rear in April mishmash notes
A chalky collage of stray quotes and jokes touches on pocketbook purchases with a purse on April fools day. It notes British amateur golfers losing gift perks and Detroit death certificate mixups amid insurance confusion. It also mocks Hollywood illness reports and New York high school pronunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Detroit
Big Cod Caught by Hand in Messy Bay Spill
A garbled report from Visala California describes a large codfish event near a haunted manger area. The record mentions a 4 foot fish and a boat collision causing soapy water spills, with weather rain and shallow water conditions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamn
Dietz
Radio Schedule Highlights Holy Week Dramas and Concerts
Radio listings show Holy Week dramatic and narrative broadcasts on NEC Red with The Living God enacting events from Jesus entry to Resurrection from 6 to 6:15 PM starting April 4. Mary Carr, Walter Connolly, Pedtre de Cordaba and Richard Crooks among voices. music and talks from NBC Red and Blue networks cover sacred works, concerts, and cultural programs through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carr
Met
Jesus Christ
Pedtre de Cordaba
Connally
Aea
Rly
Bereeuse
Rose of
Republican
New York
Nbcred
Phil Spitalny
Marek Weber
Opal Craven
Earl Tanner
Nbc-Red
Bach
Bool
Carl Weinrich
Westminster Choir College
Nbc-Blue
Beethoven
Haydn
Primrose String Quartet
Hippocrates Venerated Father of Medicine
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania explains why Hippocrates is called the Father of Medicine. He separated medicine from religion and philosophy and emphasized diagnosing from direct examination including skin color eyes facial expression and temperature as signs of illness. Doctors for 2200 years have followed the Hippocratic code of ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippocrates
Dochus
Pigskin Props Stir Film Studio Board Over Moro Pork Ban
Hollywood Film Shop 2 reports the purchase of six pigskins for Samus Goldwyn’s The Holy Glory starring Gary Cooper. The skins allegedly decorate a Philippine Scouts barracks scene and invoke Moro religious pork taboos, raising concerns about cultural sensitivity and safety in production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Sprops
Samus Goldwyn
Gary Cooper
Philpp
We‘search
Philippine Scouts
United Statesarmy
Florca
Snakes Lacking Eyelids Have Transparent Protection
Snakes lack eyelids and rely on a tough transparent membrane to shield their eyes. This anatomical feature creates their distinctive glossy stare.
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Virgil Dardan
National Industrial Conference Board
United States
Jordan Ieaves
I. G
Gorpk
GCC
Raheut Feehner
de Posit
Corps
CCC
Senate Gsisbes
Mussolini
Carole
Fig
Atiil
Solomon
Stamp News
Post Office Department
Iillanos
Ana
Payley
Colitis
Corry Masnital
Knights of Columbus
K of G
C. M. McIntyre
Elis
Erie
Claude Foster
Buffalo
New York High
Great Britain
Columbia
Norman Corwin
Columbia Workshop
Eddie
Pater deRoss
Deep Purple
Nellie Revell
Tommy Dorsey
Jus Orchestra
Ant O'Hare McCormick
Town Hall
Europe
Dr. C. Little
Jackson Memoirs
Bar Harbor
NBC
The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Miller's Pharmacy
Center Bt
By William Ferguson
Beltle
Jersey
Ayrsaire
Clydesdale
Rhode Island
Hollywood Film Shop
William Shutan
Peri
Curry & Gizzie
Chas. Myers
Mar
Columbus Avenue
Meadville
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