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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1940

Page

4

Vacations Soon Not Vacations For 30 Million Children

Washington A 27 Abe New York author John Grover Up writes that 30 million American children face reduced vacations as schools shift to wartime defense education. He notes disruptions from stress, aging facilities, and a push to train students in defense oriented skills while many schools repurpose buildings and staff.

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Twenty Years Ago Journal Item Deadly Collision Near Sherman

A car driven by Win unaccompanied collided with a Chevrolet near Sherman resulting in the death of Mrs. Ray Egalestvon. Mrs. Thomas Ward and Master Leonard Burk along with Miss Margaret Burk are spending the weekend with Mensa Gil City.

Sherman Ray Egalestvon Win Thomas Ward

Mrs Stewart Hosts Visitors From Los Angeles And Oklahoma

Mrs Sidney V Stewart entertained guests yesterday in honor of Miss Helen Alfred of Los Angeles California and Miss Helen Ham of Oklahoma as they remain week long house guests. The Warmuss reunion of Clinetead family was held yesterday at Thad Perkins home on Liberty Street with attendees ranging from nine months to twenty nine years old.

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Unclear fragmentary text on historical transpired phrases

The readable portion hints at discussion of the word transpired and its meaning, with garbled references to convents and old usage. The fragment lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to produce a fuller news item.

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Hollywood Sights and Sounds in an All-Star Melodrama

A garbled overview of 1933 era screenplays and casts features John Lea Makin story notes with James Edward Grint and Jack Conway directing starry ensembles including Spencer Tracy Claudette Colbert and John Gable. The piece sketches cross country pursuit and dramatic romance amid bustling production lore and cameo mentions.

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Stewart Explains Odd Situation Between Paper And Frank Knox

Charles P. Stewart analyzes the friction between the Chicago Daily News and Frank Knox now serving as Secretary of the Navy. He notes Knox’s mixed Republican affiliation, ownership ties, and the paper’s political leanings, suggesting speculation about influence and future career moves within the press and political elite.

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Fragmentary historical names and places in a cryptic note

A fragmented text lists scattered names and phrases such as Bermilda stune and Moxjorim, with references to kitchens and Bevpian groups. Mentions Grenky Romans and Greek name meaning joy of the mountains. Catherine Brecher and Harriet Beecher appear in a jumbled historical context without clear events.

Constipation in children and preventive care

The article from Daily Dozen 2 Mike Medical Society of Pennsylvania discusses constipation in primitive peoples and children, noting that soft foods and sedentary habits worsen it. It defines constipation as not passing stool within 48 hours, emphasizes early habit prevention, advises against purgatives for kids, and highlights individual assessment, exercise, and diet as key factors.

Daily Dozen Mike Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania

Daily Quiz: Can You Answer Seven Questions?

A reader challenge titled Daily Quiz invites readers to test knowledge on varied items. It asks lines about amendments, geography, astronomy, biology, history, and language. Readers are directed to the classified page for answers and hints at the quiz’s breadth and date-specific phrasing.

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Unstated Land and Tax Escape Schemes at Fair Grounds

A speaker at home on Carter Hill contemplates rising taxes and a poem-like note in the Journal about fair grounds owners avoiding taxes. The writer recalls discussion of a court case to compel payments, mentions Board of Education and Dr Wight, and hints at a long-standing tax dodge scheme by "Merryites" and others, with references to Miss Beecher and homemaking arts.

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Stage Nightlife Echoes Swing Revival at Manhattan Clubs

A George Tucker column surveys New York nightlife as swing returns to Broadway venues such as Onyx and imitators like Beachcomber and Hurricane, noting the era’s revival from Christmas 1933 with Parsley and Riley. It paints a backstage panorama of performers and designers, including Prince Mikee Romanov, secret histories, and screen hopes amid the gritty club scene.

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Washington Day Book: Office snafu sparks Red Cross aid idea

In a Washington Day Book column, a Texan’s plan to fund immediate Red Cross aid during Nazi blitz days prompts a clash with the Gaston office. A form reply spurs Grady to contact Gaston, leading to a new office setup. Also recaps Major McGahan’s cup anecdote and wartime submarine carrier inventions.

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