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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1940

Page

4

Stewart Says Lord Lothian A Difficult Replacement

Charles P. Stewart assesses Lord Lothian's Washington posting as highly effective and pro British, noting his death altered the succession puzzle. Canadian correspondents discuss potential successors outside the English aristocracy, joking about a plain titleless envoy and the risks of a duke as ambassador.

Charles P. Stewart Ford Lothian Washington Doublle Marquis Alan All American Parm Bureaut Federation Baltimore Nevile Butler John Bull Axis Land of the Living London Lochlan Neville Chamberlain Britain Tom Lo- Inlan Sam

Local Press Summaries Industrial Outlook And Mexicans Land Reform

A textured diary of 1930s industry and policy notes sketches U S steel coke output and British-German wartime pressures alongside Mexico's land reform under President Avila Camacho. It cites Amharic industrial strides, American and European production milestones, and a push for model communal farming to empower displaced Mexican farmers.

Avila Camacho Mexico Cardenas Camacho Tneir Milnes

Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files December 17, 1929

A collage of brief notices recalls incidents from 1929. Erie Railroad worker Carl Finch was badly injured between two cars in the upper yards around 3 p.m., attended by Dr. J. Kiley. Grand Theatre to present a continuous show from 1 to 10 p.m. Tinisha ville High faces Corry in a men’s basketball game at the Armory to handle a large crowd. Horton Davis eyes Albuquerque for climate benefits. Rev. Frederick W. Thay Jr. can attend church after weeks confined to home. A Christmas charity event is planned with a meeting tonight to discuss details and refreshments under Frank Baeder’s supervision while Harry Paulson coordinates plans for music and decorations.

Carl Finch Erie Railroad J. ©. Kiley Frank Baeder Harry Paulson

Peptic ulcers and stomach ailments warned by Medical Society

A scrambled medical note cites peptic ulcers commonness and symptoms. It notes ulcers affect men more than women, discuss pain timing after meals, and mention potential relief with treatment though recurrences occur. The text also drifts into unrelated political and naval topics.

Leisen Acknowledges Extras Turn To Actors In Film

Hollywood Sights and Sounds profiles Mitchell Leisen, praising his shift from art director to director. He explains how he treats extras as actors, briefing them on character purpose, while highlighting his career path from Cecil B. DeMille's team to directing Rise My Love and I Wanted Wings.

Leisen Eisen Cecil B. DeMille Leison DeMille Ahd Cecil B

Eleanor Holm vows never to swim professionally again

In a rambly reminiscence GEORGE TUCKER notes Eleanor Holm, wife of Billy Rose, says she will never swim again. Dreams of a maid and public fame color her stance, yet her lifelong draw to headlines suggests she may waver with time.

George Tucker New York Eleanor Holm Billy Rose Eleanor Shim Poola Europe Billy Roze Jacke Dempsey Los Angeles

Fragmented note on recalling and memory tips

A garbled historical fragment discusses remembering, February and memory aids. It mentions recalling words, avoiding confusion, and suggests simple practices to enhance memory through repetition and focus. The text is unclear but hints at mnemonic ideas.

Fragmented Notice of Poultry Law Change

A damaged OCR fragment mentions poultry raising, a law, and predictions. Readable parts indicate a possible update or dispute about poultry regulations and compliance dates. No clear names, places, or dates are legible.

Which university is oldest Harvard Yale or Columbia

Identifies a three-way question about which of Harvard Yale or Columbia University is oldest, referencing early American higher education history.

Theatres Scene and Snuff Loving Divorce Tale

A New York theatre crowd includes many visitors. A Tennessee woman divorces her husband over a snuff gift. Folklore and language notes recount Brin go Bragh meaning Tre land Torever. A Welsh king era story warns thieves face strict penalties for grain theft or animal loss.

Human Faster Duke Kahatemoku and the ocean’s shark

The article praises Duke Kahatemoku as a legendary swimmer who has repeatedly matched strides with the ocean’s top denizen, the shark, claiming several notable crossings or encounters with the marine predator.

Duke Kahatemoku

Washington Day Book on Japan Abrogation of Sealing Treaty

The article reviews Japan's move to end the 29 year sealing treaty with the United States and others over Pacific north herd, outlining how pelagic hunting could destroy Pribilof seals and alter international arrangements. It notes historical cooperation, shifting control, and the potential global impact on fisheries and revenues.

State Department Bureau of Fisheries U. S. Coast Guard Japan North Pacific Russia Great Britain United States Pribilot Islands Aleutians United ‘States Canada Robben Island U. S Commander Island Bureau of Wisheries St. Louis

British Captain Declares Strong Stance Amid Shelling Damage

Fragmentary report notes a British captain asserting a firm position as shelling affects a Greek defense. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text, but the piece references ongoing combat and high tension in the region with mentions of Greek forces.

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