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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1938

Page

4

Splendid Improvement on Lie Roosevelt Highway Near Corry

Corry motorists praise the rebuilt two mile plus section from the Corry city line to Range's Corners on Lie Roosevelt Highway. The concrete resurfacing and widened right of way enhance safety and appearance, with plans to widen west toward Union City.

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Roosevelt strategy aimed at Byrd and Georgia power

In Aug 10 commentary Jay Franklin Washington analyzes Roosevelt's aim to isolate Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia through a southern strategy. He argues Byrd's tight machine, backed by out-of-state finance, shapes Democratic policy and blocks New Dealers. The piece predicts battles in Kentucky Maryland South Carolina Georgia and a potential shift if liberal candidates defeat Byrd allies.

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State debate on plumbing inspector lengthens budget strain

Residents argue against funding new plumbing inspectors noting statewide fiscal pressure. They say localities cannot absorb added payroll costs and urge state to appoint and pay for inspectors rather than burden municipalities. The piece decries federal and state overreach and calls for more local control.

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Corry Teachers and Local Education Appointments

The Corry Board of Education faces changes in appointing Corry High graduates to teaching posts. Proponents argue hometown hires recognize local ability and support Corry Public Schools, while past years saw underutilization of local talent. The discussion emphasizes fairness and local educational advancement.

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Roosevelt Ponders New Deal Purge in Southern Races

In Washington, Roosevelt faces a twofold test for 1949: can the New Deal save pro admin senatorial seats and how far will Roosevelt go to defeat foes in Georgia South Carolina and Maryland. Observers note cautious public backing while private bets hinge on campaigns in South Carolina Georgia and Maryland with several incumbents at risk.

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Hippo Evolutionary Echo From Stone Age Roots

Scientists say the hippopotamus may be the last brute retaining a face and figure from primordial days. The species once roamed Europe and India and now clings to Africa while a pygmy hippo in Liberia sparks debate on evolution versus adaptation. The ordinary hippo grows to about 14 feet long weighing 4800 to 6000 pounds with two inch thick hide and a reddish oil produced under stress.

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Conscience React Together at Lancaster Public Library

Report from Lancaster Pennsylvania states Margaret Critchfierd notes books long overdue were cited as deleted. The Barcaster Public Library acts after twenty years, addressing material removal during the same week.

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Mil red in Goen My Heat becomes Hollywoods prized fish

Aug 10 Hollywood film notes Mil red the trained goldfish stars in The Goen My Heart. Trainer Tony Campanaro explains Mildred watches his side, white fish dinner suspense in a subway chase with Freek Vie March and Virginia Bruce. Bobbie the cat adds melodrama. Campanaro, a long time animal handler, praises Mildred as his pride in stock.

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Butterflies Blanketing the Area Reported in Pall River

Residents report a heavy butterfly swarm blanketing Pall River area as sightings stretch across the Narrows station and surrounding buildings. Thick swarms cover walls and streets, with many residents noting disturbed air and a brief period of activity before conditions changed.

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Guardsmen Eligible to Jobless Benefits

Members of the Pennsylvania National Guard who receive one dollar weekly for drills while unemployed and eligible for benefits will get unemployment compensation checks commensurate with their peat wages. Robert L. Myers, chairman of the board, notes this is the first application of the saline? program.

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Paris Falling Fashion Foretells Eclectic Winter Wardrobe

Paris reports a vivid fall fashion preview with plaid brocades washable velvets and water proof weaves dominating fabrics. Embroidered tulle Chantilly lace metallic jerseys and geometric motifs appear in collections from Rochardt Gortz Ducharne and Raymond Castelain. Designers mix metallics Persian Egyptian inspired brocades and cashmere like silks while gold stripes and herringbone wools showcase luxurious textures. The article notes the material options and promises a glimpse of how designers will use them in upcoming ensembles.

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Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania

Hyer discusses ocubicus or culicular hovensts and wound effects. The discussion notes bedsores as potential savers, caused by long pressure on bedridden patients. It explains skin damage from high pressure and mentions synod erates planar factors and related sensory issues.

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Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files

Twenty years ago incidents include a proposed workhouse project laid aside reported from Erie. The seventh annual Columbus township reunion and borough gathering was set for August 14. A string of incendiary fires prompted Fire Chief Andrew Patiis to warn property owners to clear up premises and fix hazards. Stewart Messenger at Howard tannery suffered severe burns when radiator cap dislodged, water struck him. Mor and Mrs JN Marks planned a 30th wedding anniversary visit to relatives in Lancaster and Philadelphia. A dog belonging to FS Austin was poisoned. William Galligan, 75, longtime resident, died on Second Avenue. Paul Lawson of PRE fell from a car injuring hand and dislocating a thumb.

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Atlantic City Man Wins Divorce by Wits and Protest

A chaotic miscellany from a bygone era recounts a New Jersey man clinching a divorce through wit and stubborn resolve. The piece riffs on explorers, cannibal warnings, a bulletproof vest invention, and various sensational anecdotes, hinting at crime, crime prevention, and oddities from the era.

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