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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1939

Page

4

Local notes mix tragedy and enterprise in Erie area

Norman Wd inger. Wild Bil Cummings death in Indianapolis race noted amid Erie updates. Barns block rooms linked to J. W. & A. P. Howard Co. plans. Rev Perry Haines lectures mailed. Dan Caldwell added to amateur photographers. John W. Rickers enjoy new Plymouth from Clarence Wallace. Weather and municipal issues, highway chief Tom Frame’s ties, asphalt breaks on North Center, Goldfinch’s consolidation plan for Paneama schools. Titusville Herald publisher Hd Stevenson injury. mayor conference on sewage disposal. various political and civic moves. suspensions in police and fines. Also public drama by Henry P. Meyer family. jury service call. Irene Mullen campaigning for city treasurer.

Norman Wdinger Bil Cummings Indianapolis Barnes First Avenue J. W. & A. P. Howard Company Corry Perry Haines Charles Cough Dan Caldwell Rex John W. Rickers Clarence Wallace Bret Groundhog Tom Frame State Highway Department Apthir H. Jamey North Center Street Washington Street Areh Goldfinch Pennsylvania Paneama Johnny Carey Erie Toasie Conyngham Art Pittsburgh Third Ward Bill Peiffer Erie Railroad A. P. Hawke Bernarr MacFadden Liberty Magazine Maude H. Barnes Bawin J. Lewis Chima U.S John Dempsey Billy Conn Fred Apostoll New York Henry PF. Meyer North East Ricky Katherine Kavanaueh Erle Carlton M. King Union City Casston M. King Willy Hile Irene Mullen

Lincoln Birthday Tribute Highlights Self-Education

The piece urges Americans to read Lincoln’s writings to honor his birthday and emphasizes his self taught education. It argues education means drawing out latent abilities and praises Lincoln for reading, writing, and self-improvement despite limited schooling.

Lincoln Spencer County Indiana Ian Sonik Liincoln

Is The Dole Cheaper and Why Its Costs Rise

The article weighs cash relief versus work programs, noting outlays for public works may spur longer benefits. It cites U S relief thinking, economic tradeoffs, and public attitudes toward dole vs work, with reference to wartime austerity and social programs. It mentions international views on treaties and Chamberlain's approach in London.

United States Tie Dole Portante

Bruce Catton in Washington

Washington report centers on Congressman Edward Taylor of Colorado, veteran chair of the House Appropriations Committee. He emphasizes usefulness over ambition, recalls long service since 1909, and notes campaign frugality while recounting Washington life shifts. Details include Downey family calls and Senate wife social rules in a reflective portrait from 1929.

Washington Edward Taylor Colorado Ggives Taylor Congress House Appropriations Committee Peltite Beet Mary Leadville Olimeys Saloors Sha

Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files February 11 1919

City commission last evening selected J. B. Patterson for a corner property that housed a building destroyed by fire. The project at issue includes a proposed sale for $16,000 to aid rebuilding at the site on First Avenue. Knights of Columbus and local officials discussed the plan as a nearby home project moves forward. Waggontown resident Alstrom, recently back from overseas duty, is visiting his parents in the city.

Xie City Commission J. B. Patterson Southad Center Streets Corry Hospital Knights of Fyiiliis Fudge TOD First Avenue D. L. Bracken Jacob Franz W.W. Blais Waggonty “Tens Alstrom Sith Division

Dorothea Mix and Dorothea Dix Philanthropy

A misread reminiscence credits Dorothea Dix as a Worcester native born in 1802. It notes her philanthropy in prisons asylums and almshouses with 30 institutions linked to her influence and laws for reform. It erroneously assigns Civil War service and a death in 1537.

Dorothea Mix Dorothea Dix Worcester Mass

Hollywood Pils Shop Hollywood Pils Shop

Miss Dorothy Flizabeth Hunk, age 18 days, becomes the youngest movie newcomer in Hollywood. Director Wesley Angeles used her in a brief scene in "vi gilation to Happiness," lasting one minute with two takes and a waved arm. Dorothy is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harman Hack of Hollywood.

Hollywood Dorothy Flizabeth Hunk Dorothy Wesley Angeles

Descendants of Wiedes Named from Spanish Jewish Roots

Descendants of Spayn Many of Wiedes of Constantinople trace lineage to Spanish Jews exiled during Columbus era. Their synagogues retain names of Spanish cities such as Toledo and Granada, preserving historic ties.

Spayn Wiedes Spain Toledo Granada

Wang Family Name Cited as Most Common in China

A Collier's Weeks feature notes the Wang surname as the world's most common family name, used by about 150 million Chinese, roughly one third of China's population, per Wrilet in the article.

Wang of Wang China

Measles dangers and immunization from medical society

Somowit warns measles are serious and highly contagious. The discussion notes that most school children catch it, often spreading within families during coughing and sneezing. Complications include pneumonia and ear infections. one attack confers immunity, urging protection by vaccination.

Romance prompts a congressman's bid for office

A congressman cites romance as the motive for seeking office while voters show whimsy. Apartment dwellers fear no regrets from a radio strike. Goebbels urges a return to courtesy. executioners in full dress are questioned. The Spanish war notes no strategic gains, and Italy touts synthetic rubber for tires and frontier boots.

Goebbels United States

Peru Boasts Highest Railway in the World

Peru in the 1870s built the Central Railway from Callao and Lima into the Andes led by Henry Meiggs. The 298 mile line reached 15,080 feet at Galera with La Cima at 15,805 feet, making it the highest standard gauge railway. Doctors rode trains to supply oxygen to fainting passengers amid spectacular mountain scenery.

Peru Andes Henry Meiggs San Francisco Meiggs Hama Gatherng al Colps Computent Central Railway Callao Lima Huancay Galera la Cima

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