Revival of Corry Boy Scout Group at St Pauls Church
St Pauls Church leaders in Corry plan revival of Boy Scout activities with a proposed District Scout Council to provide a strong parent body. The effort aims to organize and sustain Scout troops, train youth, and unite city groups, churches, and clubs in support of Corry youth. The Journal pledges support to promote cooperative progress toward a robust Scouting program.
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Rie County
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Duce May Seize British Real Estate If He Pushes Annexation
A speculative note asserts Benito Mussolini could extend Italian power by annexing British property, implying heightened imperial ambitions. The remark frames a potential territorial grab as a bold gambit that could reshape international balance.
Roosevelt's Peace Plea Faces World War Dilemma
The article reports President Roosevelt urging peace cooperation among nations while evaluating European response and the Nazi Fascist alliance. It notes the potential for a peaceful settlement if opponents seek alliance and warns against ignoring the plea as a challenge to global ambitions. It questions Americans' fascination with European news and emphasizes U S leadership.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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American Family Roles Across Generations Spotlighted
A regional feature surveys the American father mother and child roles, naming generations from grandparents to grandchildren. The piece notes evolving family dynamics, responsibilities, and cultural expectations shaping households today.
Radio programs and fights dominate NBC Blue listings tonight
A radio schedule highlights Roosevelt speeches and sports from Joe Louis to Jack Roper. The night features President Roosevelt on NBC Blue from 6 to 6 30 with Parole Conference remarks and a layered lineup of orchestra concerts, talk shows, and the Louis Roper bout delayed to 12 6 our time.
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Pacino
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Oklahoma
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Pittsburgh
Bruce Catton in Washington on Roosevelt reorganization limits
Bruce Catton reports from Washington that Roosevelt’s proposed federal reorganization powers are limited by Congress. The president gains only shadowed authority. key items like new cabinet posts and post audit remain contested while many agencies stay under existing structures.
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Why Italy Wants Djibouti in Africa’s Chessboard
Italy aims to expand its empire in Africa by pressing for Djibouti, the key French port on the northeast coast. Djibouti links to the Franco Ethiopian railway and serves as a vital naval base, raising tensions with France and Britain. The town’s harsh heat and a noted Somali coastal mosque symbolize the region’s strategic and harsh geography as Fascist ambitions rise.
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Djibouti
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Ing of Kings
France
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Madagascar
Indian Ocean
French Somaliland
Someli
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files April 17 1919
Historic notes recount medical men and hospital staff socializing at Raeder's restaurant. Local serviceman Willaist Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. W C Walker, returns from overseas with three service stripes after twenty months. Frank Miller arrives home from Philadelphia, honorably discharged. Rev Joseph Brock travels to Erie for St Peters Cathedral ceremony. New baby born to Mr and Mrs Branie Lloyd of Concord street on April 8. Several local students and visitors listed as Eastern vacationers including Miss Morst of Watertown NY and others from Syracuse Buffalo Meadville Union City.
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W. C. Walker
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Guerrillas Attack Japanese at Chapel
A fragmented account notes guerrilla activity near a chapel with remarks from Mazie about monkeys and a misplaced oyster pearl find. The piece blends unrelated exclamations, a chef’s oyster anecdote, and stray musings on politics and weather.
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Chapel
Mazie
Quirks in Food Tasting and Sensory Limits
Professional tasters can detect flavor strength differences under 10 percent across layers, per the American Chemical Society. Many testers lack inherent keener senses yet develop skills to observe and interpret sensations. Flavor sensitivity is not reliably boosted by practice. Crooked Road is described as the United States’ crookedest road, the eight percent grade Mule Highway between Goldendale and Mary Hill Wash, featuring 52 turns and curves.
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American Chemical Society
United States
Goldendale
Mary Hill Wash
Fragmentary Complaint From a Troubled Night
A garbled, restless scene describes discomforts in a room including tight clothing a lamp in a crib and buzzing flies. The narrator mentions sweating, buzzing noises, and discomfort with a vibrating object near the head while questioning why they cannot achieve comfort. The prose depicts irritations and repeated complaints during a troubled night.
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Theta
Hollywood PLM Shop Voice Study on Screen Stars
Hollywood studio sound man Stanley Jones analyzes the voices of Warner Bros stars and others. He notes health and conditions cause vocal shifts, praises flexible voices like Bette Davis and Ronald Reagan, and remarks younger actors often have broader ranges while some famous voices are deliberately used for character effects.
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Hollywood
Margaret Lindsay
Stanley Jones
Jones
Lindsay
Warner Bros
Andy Devine
Smiley Burnette
Ned Sparkes
Marie Wilson
Gloria Dickson
Misa Linusay
Bette Davis
Ann Sheridan
Henry O'Neil
John Litel
Miriam Hopkins
Ronald Reagan
Rokend Younes
The Decameron a Hundred Tales From Boccaccio
A brief overview of The Decameron by Giovanni Boccaccio detailing a collection of one hundred tales told by ten refugees over ten days in a plague haunted Florence, blending folk sources with original narratives.
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Boccaccio
Florence
Birds Do Not Migrate Here Findings Puerto Rico’s Unique Avifauna
A study notes Puerto Rico hosts 21 bird species found nowhere else, with a year round temperate climate reducing migratory movement. Researchers emphasize the island’s distinct avian population and the implications for conservation efforts.
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Puerto Rico
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