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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1939
Page
4
Farmers debate policy and crops as subsidies shift to soybeans. Writers argue for targeted support over broad crop controls, noting soybeans' soil benefits and versatile uses, while expressing concern over overproduction and market prices. Experts see growth potential and new crop options amid economic stress.
In a satirical English voice the piece rails at Turks and Western imposition, urging pupils to greet properly and showing punitive zeal toward discipline in schools. It mocks Bemil Pasha era modernization while critiquing public manners and political pretensions amid a xenophobic tone.
William Allen White, the Kansas editor, warned editors in Washington not to overreact to political fights. He argued property rights are narrowing under new liberal rules and called for checks to balance the rich and the poor. He outlined two approaches to dictators and urged pragmatism over ideological drift in policy.
In Washington on April 24, Uncle Sam’s NYA budget rises to 12 million dollars for next year, with Aubrey Williams, NYA administrator, explaining how 681,000 youths benefit. NYA funds support high school remainers, college entrants, and earnings programs, while educators defend the flexible, decentralized approach amid lines of praise and criticism.
A 1919 journal note recalls totals and arrivals from April twenty four. It notes a victory total of 19 350 purchases, Company A on water bound for U S soil, the 0th Division with Corry boys preparing to sail from France. Paul Bermsay and Warren DeRosay return to Hoboken after 21 months service. Walter McElroy injured by a freight train. Priv ate Robert Nichols birthday observed at his parents home. Miss Gertrude Fields sprains her knee during housecleaning. A farm couple welcome a son A Daugherty. A weekly hero praised for fitness.
Anh Sheridan shares hard earned lessons from Hollywood beauty contests. She recalls lean Warner Bros. days, warns contestants not to bank on instant stardom, and stresses adherence to contest rules. She notes many winners struggle for income, with few securing long term film work.
An instrument named GQsiso An Osiso measures lightning distance by recording the time gap between the flash and the thunder clap from the observation point. The device uses the elapsed interval to estimate how far away the storm is.
Radio fans and Miss Margaret Hope Olds supporters will note the Gondoliers broadcast from Youngstown Ohio Tuesday 5 20 to 6 00 PM where she sings the Duchess of Plaza Toro Many Corry friends plan to listen In other items the column recalls Baseless the baseball origin story and Civil War era events while noting programs on NBC Red and Carnation Garden Entitled discussions cover Longevity and life expectancy with a Civil War veteran cited as recently committing suicide due to old age hardships
Disjointed excerpt discusses childhood ease contrasted with aging illnesses. Notes medical science attempts to address degenerative old age diseases. Failing clarity but hints at seeking solutions and ongoing research.
The name January comes from Latin Januarsius named for the two faced Roman god Janus who guards beginnings and doorways. The month was dedicated to Janus and offerings of bread salt frankincense wine were part of early rites, reflecting a time of looking back and ahead.
The listing notes iBuch and Beethoven discussed by architect Willian Léscaze on Music and Friendly Arts in Columbia. Story of the Song on GBS with German art-songs by Schubert Schumann Brahms and Strauss. Benny Goodman from Asheville on CBS. Roosevelt Longworth and Abe Kroek to host Information Please on NBC Blue. Little Old Lady song on NBC Blue morning. T. W. Duggin speaks on Farm and Home Hour. Elmer P Langew discusses Six Months of Wage and Hour Progress on NEC Blue. Eamon DeValera to speak on NBC Blue from Washington. Joy Hodges and Jack Fear on NBC networks. Arnold L. Tees to discuss intellectual refugees on Bio network.
A California judge refused a divorce after ruling the wife's claim lacked merit as the husband returned home with lipstick on his collar. The fragment suggests legal and social tensions around trust and behavior amid unclear specifics.
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