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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1940
Page
4
The item surveys daylight saving adoption in New York City area and beyond, noting widespread scheduling changes and traveler adjustments. It mentions local publishing figures, and preferences for aligning activities with extended daylight while acknowledging residual confusion and routine changes.
Bankers warn about six to ten billion dollars of idle money as the war ends. Analysts question how to repurpose funds to revive production and employment, weighing Federal Reserve actions and federal treasury policies. Experts warn the outcome could shape the U.S. economic system and postwar policy.
Hollywood April 24 Fran chwt Tone white quit Hollywood nearly a year ago for Broadway and will return to the movies in June to play a leading role in Virginia opposite Madeleine Carroll. He is currently in New York in Thea tre Gull the Pulthc Column adapted from Hemingway. Tone began at Cornell, spent years with a Buffalo stock company, rose to New York stages, and helped form the Grows Theatre group, known for staging new Broadway plays.
A transcription of a杂列 Daily Quiz with garbled questions about U.S. presidents, founding fathers, dynamite, officials, and Roosevelt era cabinet members. It asks eleven items with misspellings and unclear wording, prompting readers to turn to Classified Page for answers.
The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania notes changing death causes since 1906. Heart disease now tops deaths, followed by cancer and cerebral hemorrhage, with tuberculosis deaths dropping by more than half. Pneumonia and tuberculosis show notable changes over the years.
The program presents a world premiere interpretation of Archibald Mac Leish's America Was Promises in a commissioned musical. Directed by George Zachary with John Percival and Pauline Pierce as bass and contralto leads, the production features conductor Howard Barlow, the Columbia concert Orchestra, and a male chorus. Nabokoff, head of Wells College Music, collaborates on this notable project following Union Pacific. Tomorrow features Roverb Hutchins and Richardson Wright.
The Third Annual American Design Await will be broadcast from the Waldorf Astoria on Friday 1:30 to 2:00 p.m. EST over NBC. Four awards of 1000 dollars each will be given to designers for notable contributions. Walter Oving is set to preside and present the prizes. Huang and Dolan provide exclusive coverage of Drake Relays opening day and Penn Relays highlights on WOAU Philadelphia. Allen Scott will describe key races from station WOAU at 5:15 to 6:90 p.m. East's leading college teams compete in the ble traci carnival at Prandin Field.
The text notes infancy heart rate about 120 per minute and adult rates generally 60 to 75. It adds typical values of 62 for men and 69 for women, outlining a normal range across ages and sexes.
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