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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1940
Page
3
The Daily Mail cites Charles Cudahy defending Germany while criticizing Allied blockade and urging aid to occupied Belgium. A friend said he intends to return to Europe, possibly ending his diplomatic career, with plans to travel via Lisbon for a trans Atlantic voyage.
A fragment filled social column notes numerous visits and gatherings around Bear Lake and Jamestown. It mentions a three year old injured in a car door mishap, various households hosting guests from Jamestown, Corry, Rochester, and Wilson Hill, church society events, a musical program at the United Brethren church, and a recent school board meeting. Entangled names reflect a busy community week with family visits, receptions, and local outings.
In Capetown South Africa a rumor swirls of a Pied Piper figure sought to drive out bracerate hordes overrunning the city. Authorities failed to recognize that their raid against Brown vars could unleash a plague bearing foe, the black rats, and the Corvlera of plague, as missteps loom.
Ogdensburg New York August 10 The First Army pressed coast to coast exercises amid equipment shortages in northern New York during three day war games. Officials say the objective is to train troops and master new weapons, with about 100000 troops and 2 900 battleground drills underway as larger units simulate day and night combat.
A Conmunica from Paice One ernment iy ineconomic rid examines the silver-buying program, its cost to taxpayers, and arguments to halt foreign-silver purchases. It warns of possible price supports and stresses metals demand from defense programs, plastics replacing metals, and potential market shifts for metal securities amid wartime uncertainty.
Harrisburg reports low bidders for Route 89 near Wattsburg include Pry Construction Co with 81 024 and Bartell Mollo Company at 17 047. The article notes industry optimism fading as metal markets shift postwar, with buyers and agents uneasy about the outlook.
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