Corry Daily Evening Journal Advertises Rates and Addresses
The Corry Daily Evening Journal lists publishing and advertising details including the Cooperstown, New York and Chicago office addresses. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights for news dispatches and provides subscription and carrier rates per year and per copy.
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Pry Evening Journal
Corry
Colegrove
Rouiberd
Ivertishiz
Edmaall, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
Mn Square
Chicago
Hils
Americans as Internationalists and Stalin’s Rising Role
The author contrasts American cosmopolitanism with provincial views, praising immigrant blending in the United States. It discusses Stalin’s role, suggesting he may oppose Hitler, assist Greece and Turkey, and influence Europe and the alliances as the war progresses. Mentions the Civil Conservation Corps achievements and wartime efforts.
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Stalin
Russia
Germany
Greece
Turkey
Britain
Alhough
Sleep and wartime education shape postwar jobs in 1939
The Medical Society notes insomnia and sleep habits, linking worry and fatigue to crime in extreme cases. Army training drives housing, education, and job prospects, with 8,176 diplomas for eighth graders and 97 for college. Vocational courses include diesel, auto, welding, plumbing, and building trades, often done by night study.
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Vaeir
Shelterbelt Tree Planting Reaches New Highs Across Plains
AP report details three decades of shelterbelt planting from Canada to Texas. By 1939 about 200 million trees have been planted in six states, protecting nearly 28,000 farms. The program aims at wind and drought defense as soil erosion concerns grow amid droughts and dust storms. Government and settlers accelerated tree planting since 1935, with ongoing efforts across North and South Dakota, Nebraska, central Texas, western Oklahoma, and parts of Kansas.
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Robert
Gkigen
Lincoln
United States
Plainé States
Canada
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Randy
Oklahoma
Turner
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Piles
J Everett notes from 1921 items: Bake Store operations in Union City Jamestown and Watrel plan Erie branch. Mrs Patt Downey and Mrs Roy Larson visit Spring Creek. J C McDonald travels from Sherman. black locust grove cast. 29 000 sq ns appropriated by Senate for Corry hospital. Miss Wern Pinson marries Henry Sutter in Buffalo. Mrs J B Alden dies at West Pleasant Street home. Mrs Hielen Brown away from Fairview school. Mr Joss visits Hill. Mary A Harrisdty Guild meets with Miss Florence Arnold. 15 members attend.
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J. B. Alden
West Pleasant Street
Hielen Brown
Lewehirig Sti
Fairview School
Lubes
Rowe
Daily Quiz: Seven Questions From Classifieds
A scrambled daily quiz invites readers to answer seven questions from the Classified Page. Topics include capital of Puerto Rico, 1936 Republican VP nominee and his position, author of The Cricket on the Hearth, and historical figures like Christopher Carson. Also explores language officialdom debates and common grammar mistakes noted in a newspaper column.
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Roy
Puerto Rico
General Accounting Office of
United States
United States Congress
Continental Congress
U. S
Duttii
Christopher Carson
Seoul
Shays
War jitters blamed for spike in auto crash deaths
Ascott reports the National Safety Council ties rising automobile fatalities to war jitters. The article notes heightened anxiety and distraction during wartime contributing to more deadly accidents.
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National Safety Council
Kane Hospital Head Resigns to Take New Post
Mrs. Helen Ross, longtime superintendent of Kane Community Hospital since 1938, resigns to lead Tompkins Memorial Hospital in Indiana. She came to Kane from Missouri in July 1938 and has chaired local hospital groups, led the Northwestern district of the State Hospital Association, and served on the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association board. Her successor is expected within two weeks.
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Kane
Helen Ross
Tomplins Memorial Hospital
Tihaes
Ross
Missouri
State Hospital Association
Pennsylvania State Nurses’ Association
When John L Sullivan Was Champion Heavyweight
A historical note recalls the era when John L Sullivan held the world heavyweight title and describes how a boxing round featured a knockdown, reflecting the sport’s early rules and pace.
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John L. Sullivan
Kies Mining Plant Seeks 100-Ton Ore Output Near Neihart
The Kies Mining company reports a daily ore production target of 100 tons at its Montana property near Neihart. The ore is described as containing gold silver lead and zinc as principal constituents.
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Kies Mining Company
Neihart
Mont
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British Isles
Ambrita
Europe
Bhp
Arkdually
Gm Europe
Gwilisa Conservation Corps
J. J. McEntee
COC. Cman
Eat
THE
Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
J. Everett
Union City
Jamestown
Watrel
Erie
Patt
Downey
Roy Larson
Spring Creek
Trey
J.C. McDonald
Sherman
Senate
Wern Pinson
Vay
Henry Sutter
Buffalo
Mr. Joss
R. Rogers Company
Hile
Mary A. Harrisdty Guild
Florence Arnold
Deversky
Scott
Cintra
Portugal
By Ascott
Womens Hats
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Kane Hospital
Ithaca Hospital
Veneer
Mercury
Tudor
Oldsmobile
Ford Tudor
Ford
Powell Motor Co
Sas
Milsdry
Phillips Jewelry
Ftth Jewelers
Who Qualiey
Hwcnot
Coats
Young At Heart
Reich
North Center Stet
Corry, Pennsylvania
Model Dairy Co
Home Owned
W. Smith St
Corry, Penn‘a
Furs
Mor Star Tea
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