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Fragmentary OCR text mentions wines and timing but lacks coherent names, places, or events. No verifiable entities or actions to summarize into a proper news brief.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1938
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions wines and timing but lacks coherent names, places, or events. No verifiable entities or actions to summarize into a proper news brief.
A brief note describes footwear from 3500 years ago using pelts metal grass leaves and wood. Heels appeared in hot climates to keep feet above burning sands. Also mentions a Florida school entertaining an alligator visitor and the odd ways to make school lively.
Classified notice listing private entrance concerns and an address at 347-asex treet in BLS. It seeks a piano in good condition with an address in care of mal. ate.
Windsorian Castle will move its famous gold plate used at state and banquet events to the Bank of England vaults in case of air raid danger. A castle estate wide air raid precaution scheme is being considered.
Personal Mention lists visits and returns among residents. iM and Mrs H b Morrow return from Hilton with daughter Mrs C Gable and family. Mrs Gable and Dorothy to stay. W and Wils Jewies Daring return from Florida after months away. IW C Cox at Warren for Murphy company meeting. Mr and Mrs John Sheehan visiting. to return tonight. Mrs and Mrs Robert Catlin seen in Corry. Mrs Ann Titus leaves for Sabertown to live with daughter Mrs James Burnison. Mrs Alice Putnam of Russell visiting at John Feinbeck home. Archie Bell returns to Jamestown after death of Mrs Bell to attend services at Mrs Allison Gilford's.
Samuel W. Grafflin of White Plains addressed Rotary at Hotel Cory last evening on The Voice of the Stranger. He argued that understanding customers competitors and workers yields trade safety riches and peace. The talk touched on unions and American industry, praising cooperation and good production as keys to prosperity. A nominating committee report and officer elections for the club will be held next week.
Vatican and Vienna reach accord after Pope and Cardinal Innitzer meet. Osservatore Romano quotes Innitzer saying the March 18 declaration did not approve anything contrary to God’s laws and church rights. The accord limits changes to concordat questions without Holy See consent, easing tension over Austro German union.
The article notes Jamaica in the British West Indies features a coastline shaped like a turtle with high east to west mountain ridges forming the back. Many ridges exceed 7,000 feet in elevation and slope gently toward the Caribbean Sea.
The schipperke is a small Belgian or Dutch boat watchdog, related to the Pomeranian. It originates in Belgium or Holland, with a black or sometimes brown coat, harsh and abundant fur, and is usually tailless.
The Junior High P T A hosted an evening program at Ule Junior High to raise funds for glasses for needy students. The event featured the school orchestra directed by Mrs. Carlton Chaffee, a 7th grade chorus, a 6th grade boys chorus, and a humorous play with faculty, titled And the Villain Pursued Her. A silver offering and refreshments followed, with Mrs. H G Wolfe, Mrs. R B Dewey, Miss Michel McCray, and Mrs. Vincent Anderson assisting and Mrs. J H Patterson chairing.
Secretary of Commerce Daniell Roper said rapid congressional approval of Tris legislative program could lessen fear fueling recession. He suggested some fear stemmed from anticipated Roosevelt administration actions, acknowledging it as part of the broader appeal.
The phrase refers to Cleopatra as the common name used for the queen of Egypt during the Ptolemaic dynasty. It notes Cleopatra’s regular designation in historical references and scholarly context. The item highlights her enduring identification in classical accounts and modern summaries.
United Press reports a cautious but brighter tone as the industrial average edges up from March lows. Roosevelt’s rail reorganization prospects and a pending rail message fuel anticipation, while speculation swirls about government operation of railroads..Telephone politics and the Walker report on American Telephone and Telegraph stir chatter but few concrete shifts occur. Market mentions include Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Montgomery Ward, and Warner Bros among others with mixed gains and losses in a broad list of industrial and utility stocks.
New York April 6 trading on the stock market dwindled to the lightest levels of the year after a four day rise that added about 19 points to the industrial average. Prices slipped with mixed moves across segments while grains edged lower and some major issues showed gains or steadiness amid a broad retreat.
The text explains that all living things must breathe and die without air. It notes worms thrive near the surface where air is accessible, while deep underground air is scarce and many organisms cannot survive.
A brief excerpt notes threefold concept of home in ancient Egyptian life, detailing home of the god, the home of the dear, and the home of the living, with reference to energy and life forces. text appears fragmentary and exploratory.
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