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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1939

Page

4

South and Lincoln a Conedy resident letters on Lincoln

A reader in Orlando forwards a meditarial from the Orlando Reporter Star arguing the South’s lingering reverence for Abraham Lincoln. It contends Lincoln’s leadership preserved the Union and that Northerners and Southerners alike should reflect on his motives beyond partisan lines. The piece suggests future generations will respect Lincoln’s restraint and the unity he sought.

Coney Orlando Fla Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Almaty George Washington Howe Antion Wien Miley Leon

Costs of Innocence and Mockery in Brie County Courts

A fragment debating whether defendants should bear trial costs when found innocent, arguing that cost rules imply guilt and erode public confidence. The writer questions the fairness of penalizing innocence, calls for court reform, and critiques verdicts that undermine trust in the legal system.

Tie Vonntiees Brie

Hoover in 1940 Bid Faces New Deal Critics

In a Lincoln Day address Herbert Hoover urges the GOP to lead in 1940, arguing the New Deal inflates and undermines economic stability. The piece contrasts Hoover with Roosevelt, warns against repealing unity, and frames Lincoln’s legacy as preservation of the Union over liberty rhetoric.

Washington Garner Roosevelt Herbert Hoover G. O. PF Republc Hoover Hanover Mr. Hoover Jim Farley Cums Grant Shay Romina- Gornie America Abe Lincoln Unnion Isulty Avaietaler Cherty Qislovsky Louw Gabon Boover GO. P

Public relief secy not in gas business Bris

Bris February seven news says the Erie County public assistance board executive secretary indicated he has left the gasoline trade. He noted no connection to private business and that his state duties occupy his entire time. A gun shop near the city outskirts is mentioned without details.

Bris U. S Erie County Public Assistance Board Gaso Jne Asbury Road Sie

Cloth on the Table Shrouds Table Mountain Clouds

A poetic note recalls how clouds cover Table Mountain in Africa and locals describe the scene with the phrase the cloth is on the table. The remark evokes landscape imagery and cultural phrasing as a compact vignette.

Table Mountain Africa

WPA program’s vast WPA works span nation and years

Washington dispatch details the New Deal era WPA effort from 1985 to 1988, noting total costs around 1.54 billion dollars with federal funding, youth administration support, and widespread employment. It lists hundreds of projects including schools stadiums hospitals jails airfields bridges roads and parks and cites fluctuating employment levels and ongoing project totals.

WPA Washington Jude Sam Federal Treasury National Youth Administration WEA Nella Fedegal WPA Ain Atletic Aelda NEA Ser Inc

Indian costume adviser fuels Hollywood shoots in Montana

Hollywood Pila Shop reports C Bland Jamison, Hollywood’s top technical adviser for Indian pictures, works at 20th Century-Fox on the Shirley Temple film Susannah of the Mounties. He handles Indian lore costumes, collects relics, and oversees authentic headgear and feather details while maintaining his day job selling Southern California real estate.

Hollywood Sweet Grass Montana Thalans C. Bland Jamison Jamison 20Th Century-Max Studio Susannah of Jenison Eastor California Grunt Leter Carlisle Institute

Barbs Conrad Henlein Question Echoes in Quiet Silence

A witty line from Barbs Conrad Henlein asking for another Hiller triggers a notable quiet. A Kentucky jury fines a man two hundred dollars for striking a poet. The item blends satirical quips with local legal oddities and pop culture notes. Roosevelt and God top a New York schoolchildren poll with spinach as a surprising third winner signaling prodded opinions. A playful tie-in links French patriotism to Curtiss-Wright as junior partners in a broader quote.

Kaiser Wilhelm Berlin Roosevelt God New York

Deer Invades Erie Peninsula Suburb Scene

Report of a stray deer seen on Schenley Drive near 932 Schenley Drive on a Wednesday afternoon. Witness Thomas L. Jones of Kahkwapiv reported the animal lingered by a garage, then wandered onto the peninsula before moving off.

Jia Schenley Drive Thomas L. Jones Thomas J. Perkinson Sohenley Drive Peninsul

Twenty Years Ago Aa Teken From Journal Files

Merly Daniels, 21, of East Main street, fatally injured after slipping between moving cars of Peonsy Train Mo. 580 while trying to board. Public opinion backs city commission plan to keep the old city building and possibly expand onto adjoining property. Edward received word of Private Clarke McLean in Hoboken arrival. McLean, overseas with Bath Coast Artillery, is now at Camp Dix. R. J. Jewel left for Cleveland after learning his son William's status.

Merly Daniels East Main Street Peonsy Old City Alte Edward Hobken Clarke McLean Bath Coast Artillery Camp Dix

Family illness prompts travels to kin and relatives

The family suffered from influenza. Miss Rachael Gehret departed yesterday to join her brother Sergi Burton Gehreb at Lock Haven, planning a two week visit with relatives in Lynbury. Mrs John Barry and Mrs William Barry also left for Cleveland to spend a few days with relatives.

Rachael Gehret Sergi Burton Gehreb Lock Haven Lynbury John Barry Willian Barry Cleveland

Ex Coron­er Hanley Narrow Escape in Auto Crash

Former coroner Daniel S. Hanley survived a morning collision at the 26th and Peach streets intersection as another car struck his vehicle. Police say the other driver’s details are sparse and another car is involved. A separate geologic note reports 40 million year old sea shells found 27 feet below Tolworth England.

Daniel S. Hanley 26Th Peach Streets Tolworth England

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