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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1942
Page
4
The Evening Journal lists catalog and advertising terms with postal details and rates. It notes Associated Press news use rights and publication areas including Corry Pennsylvania and nearby cities, plus mail and carriage rates for subscribers and single copies.
A leaked Eastern European report alleges Bulgaria and Hungary formed an anti Rumania pact to counter Soviet and German interests, signaling Balkan tensions under German influence. The piece also condemns Nazi slave labor, citing German use of prisoners of war and civilian workers from conquered nations as essential yet coercive to sustain the war effort.
An oblique portrait recalls Thomas Jefferson as a defender of rights and a steadying voice amid upheaval. The piece reflects on his White House years, constitutional milestones, and enduring influence on liberty and governance.
Twenty years ago notes from journal files include plans to develop Broken alaw Park at Columbus into four modern summer resorts with bathing and recreation facilities. Improvement work resumes soon amid reports of Arthur Nollen er 16 injured by a dynamite cap blast near Fifi street. Local workers survey highway needs for Erie to connect this city and Warren. Carmen Hill aided Indiana Hoosiers in a victory over Ty Cobb's Detroit Tigers in an exhibition game atTwann city. An automobile crash on Bradley Lake prompts potential legal action or settlement within days. Hollister, involved in the incident, has recovered enough to leave hospital.
The article notes Hevea brasiliensis as the finest rubber source growing 60 to 90 feet tall with foliage at the top. It mentions U.S. rural mail box tabulations, 9 million people dependent on forest products, 10 colleges near Raleigh, and references G Bowers and Elizabeth Page works exploring liberty and social forces.
William S. Stout proposes a low cost, high fuel economy plywood and glue vehicle for war factory workers. The one seater design would use non strategic materials, a rear mounted 30 horsepower engine, and no specialized labor, with a top speed around 40 miles per hour and production only if needed.
The living can learn music through the dead. Autopsies or postmortem examinations reveal the cause of death with little mutilation and few scars. The technique mirrors operative surgery and advances medical knowledge, easing physician doubts and unlocking disease secrets.
A dense schedule of radio and TV programs. It lists multiple shows, times, and performers including Lucille Marinoers Concert, Information Please, People Are Funny, Kate Smith, Friday Night Playhouse, Meet Your Navy, Benny Goodman Band, and Glen Miller Serenade among others.
Dr E L Armstrong a pathologist from Hamot Erie has been named director of the Community hospital laboratory. He visited Wednesday to inspect equipment and arrangements, will handle tissue and special work while the resident pathologist covers routine tasks, and will make regular visits to the hospital. The official state bird is mentioned as the chickadee in the text.
In memory of our mother Mrs H W Han Hin who died two years ago today April 10. Loving and sincere in all her ways upright to the end. Sincere in her heart and mind what a beautiful memory she left behind. Sadly missed by her son and daughter at Zoah B Cochran.
In this segment RJ Scott explores the Middle Ages footwear culture noting that shoes and high heels appeared in historical contexts, contrasting practical needs with fashion trends and reflecting social norms in various regions.
Pennsylvania State College engineers warn careful tire use to prevent tubget fires on tractors and farm vehicles. Overinflation, underinflation, misalignment, faulty brakes, and grease or oil cause punctures. Bee experts advise feeding hungry bees with a syrup of 2 parts sugar to 1 part water, heated and cooled before feeding. Rural sociologists promote home recreation through crafts, games, and reading to enrich family life. Gardeners are urged to grow more peas with good soil prep and seedbed condition. Livestock experts report phenothiazine as effective against internal sheep parasites. Agronomists note favorable prices may spur seed production in Pennsylvania.
Quiz item asks 10 questions on varied topics from history geography and literature. It labels as a daily classified quiz page inviting readers to answer seven of the test items and turn to the classified page for the showers. The content includes true false inquiries about drowning risks and distance measures, plus requests to name rivers organizations and poets.
A fragment discusses a medieval practice where murderers were freed after paying a set sum to the deceased’s family. It notes parallel guild structures and insurance-like arrangements supporting members, referencing England and Germany a millennium ago.
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