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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1940

Page

4

Stewart Says Look to South America for Rubber and Tin

Stewart argues Uncle Sam should pursue Latin American sources for rubber and tin to reduce dependence on the Dutch East Indies. He cites Brazil and Bolivia as potential supply bases, notes challenges in Amazon rubber transport, and notes Japan’s interest in the Indies amid embargo tensions. He suggests U.S. investment to develop Latin American resources.

Stewart Sam South America Carles Stewart Central Presa Cohannlat Japan Indies Brazil Bolivia United States Dutch East Indies Jocal Iabor Pacific Peru Chile Olly Roosevelt Nippon Japa Netherlands Islands China Uncle Sam Wee Sam Wenan Uncle Samuel Uncle Sams Amazon Bss

Japan's expansion risks to Pacific empire reach plan

The piece outlines Imperial Japan's strategic aims across Asia including China, French Indochina, and hints at plans for the Dutch East Indies and Philippines, arguing such moves threaten U.S. security and could trigger a broader Pacific conflict as Americans weigh war versus restraint.

Japan Orient China Dutch East Indies Indian Ocean Tokyo Nere Sam Bam Miei WM Wirth United States Pacific Rome Caythnec Fale Thus Atlanta

Business profits defy claims of Roosevelt interference

The article argues that major corporations report rising six month profits through June 1940, countering criticisms that government policy harms business. It cites Monsanto, Jones & Laughlin, Remington Rand, General Electric, Libby Owens Ford, Chrysler, E. G. Budd, Monsanta Chemcal, and others, noting profits up vs 1939 and 1930 benchmarks while highlighting Edgar M. Queeny’s push to back Willkie.

Oiy Roosevelt Rosie Tye Hs I Ron- Doin Wall Street Jounal Hanito Munokin Douglas Avert Co Talam Jones 4 Laughlin Steel Teport Aucit Remington Rand Toe Roosevelt Adminisration Gener! Electvie Co Wis Montis Libby-Owens-Ford Grays Co Chrysler Corporation E. G Budd Manufacturing Co Interex Analuat Monsente Chemcal Company Monsanto Chenviewoo Edgar M. Queeny Queeny Warne Wendell Willide

Tobay's Comaton Error and Tiny Upland Ark Population

Fragmentary OCR reads odd phrases about Tobay's comaton error and a claim that Upland Arkansas is the smallest incorporated city. It mentions Ambrose Phillips and a note on a term described as namby pamby. The text is garbled and factual details are unclear.

Upland Ark Gifleis Nensus Buren Heures Namby-Pamby Ambrose Phillips

Record on air safety and accident avoidance claims

The article asserts no total plane crashes since March 6, 1939 and describes airline safety culture. It claims pilots and crew maintain airworthiness, share safety information, follow regulations, and use safety devices while accepting some weather risks. It notes accidents remain unpredictable and cannot be entirely prevented.

Sinetren-Monta Record Givi Aeronautics Board Tntal Pirline Rcident

British Spirit and American Sentiments on War Settlements

Readable excerpts reveal British and American hopes about war settlements, with Vincent Sinean in London expressing cautious optimism and praise for English resilience. The piece notes American views on the war’s end and reflects on political gathering, international allies, and the strain of wartime opinions.

Vincent Sinean

Broadway Nights and the New York Theatre Scene

A lively survey of Broadway in a hot season noting Tobacco Road and The Ladder as long-running mentions. It spotlights DuBarry Was a Lady Hellapopplin Life With Father The Man Who Came to Dinner and Separate Rooms with stars Bert Lahr Ethel Merman Mischa Elman and Vera Zorina. It also mentions upcoming Lewisohn Stadium concerts and a general note on audiences hiding from the sun.

New York Broadway Tobacco Road Salvation Army Times Square Timbuctoo DuBarry Bert Lan Ethel Merman Jack Haley Shirley Ross Leif Erickson Matie Nash Lee Dixon Louisiana Purchase Victor Moore Vera Zorina Tevling Berlin Father 45Th Street Allan Dinehart My. Dinohae Lyle Talbot Glenda Farrell Lewisohn Stadium Mischa Elman Tschaikowsky Elman

Medical Society report notes TB deaths in Bonnyylvania

Fragmented text suggests a medical society report on tuberculosis toll in Bonnyylvania with references to deaths by group and age. The readable segments mention young women and victims, with garbled phrases about a group and a wartime event and diluted data from prior years.

Drug Store Sold to Titusville Buyer in 1920 Corry

Twenty years ago a major business deal closed when C. O. Babbitt and Son drug store sold to James Condra of Titusville. A benefit for the Corry Ball club was planned at Lake Fairant next Thursday. Baltimore American editor Nelson arrived to visit his relatives. Roads after motoring a Chautauqua are described as fair. autos now service city baggage transfers. Triple K girls hosted Mildred Crowell for her engagement to Merle Gowles of Cleveland.

C. O. Babbltt and Son Drug James Condra Titusville Corry Lake Fiensant Koo Nelson Baltimore American Laurents J. M. Nelson Mildred Crowell South Genter Street Gamies Musicis Miss Crowell Merle Gowles Cleveland

Daily Quiz: Can You Answer Seven Of These Questions

A reprinted seven question teaser asks readers to answer from a 16 page classified section. Topics range from medical terms to aviation to geography and quotes, with unclear OCR marks. The quiz covers Spotted fever origin, Wiley Post, largest pen birds, River Ganges location, primary pigment colors, and a mix of miscellaneous trivia.

Wiley Post St Louiss Winniy Mae America New York City Canada

Anio Ownership and Automobiles per 100 Families Study

Government data show nine automobiles registered per one hundred families with District of Columbia leading at 122 per 100. The report outlines four major public health goals: expand tuberculosis beds, isolate infected individuals, intensify early vaccination programs, and strengthen health associations.

Anio District of Columbia

Prank Masters and a Harlem shop window card tale

George Tucker recounts a humorous Harlem pass by with a shop window card listing quirky items including Swiss Cheese Me and All This and Herring Too. The piece also recalls a cross eyed prison joke, a WPA salary anecdote, and Joan Blaine’s sign language encounter on 6th Avenue with a deaf and dumb man.

George Tucker York Harlem Frankie Joan Blaine Colorado 6Th Avenue Joan Levan Bine

Sea Hawk and Pride and Prejudice in 1940s Screen Notes

Hollywood sights review a sweeping Sea Hawk tale starring Errol Flynn and Brenda Marshall with Michael Curtiz directing. It praises Geoffrey Thorpe’s rousing sea warfare, Elizabethan intrigue, and lively action, while noting other ensemble pieces and a humorous Pride and Prejudice adaptation with Greer Garson and Laurence Olivier.

Ollywood Howard Koch Seton I. Miller Michael Curtiz Errol Flynn Brenda Marshall Claude Rains Donald Crisp Flora Robson Alan Hale Henry Daniell Ani O'Connor James Stephenson Gilbert Roland Willian Lundigan Doug Fairhanks Geoffrey Thorpe Flynn Epona Phillip I Rains Micce Dona Maria Marshall Elizabeth Captain Thorpe Panama Wolfingham Daniell Misa Robson

BEN LED Lay Aue Show Starts Jet 6:00 Wed

A local show titled BEN LED Lay Aue is scheduled to begin promptly at 6 00 PM Wednesday with the event expected to run for its listed duration. Organizers urge attendees to arrive early for seating and program notes.

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