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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1938
Page
4
A fragment from the Corry Journal files recalls European tensions with Germany Austria and Italy and questions about Hitler Dollfuss Nazism and prospects for peace. It notes a theater program and a civic address, plus obituaries and local events including pastors retirement and residents ill or dead.
The article debates giant airships proving possible for Pacific routes to Sunn, the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand, weighing costs, profits, and decades of capital investment. It also surveys the vast role of insects in agriculture, noting their centuries long presence and essential contributions to pollination and crop yields.
The text covers a miscible quiz set asking which department handles the wartime money general heat query and the aim of archaeology, plus Soviet population estimate for 1934. It also includes assorted hints on etiquette and a scene description of a Charleston thriller where a patron opened fire.
The article outlines four classes of deductible losses under the income tax law. It covers business losses from purchases for profit, losses from fires storms ship wreck or theft, losses from wagering transactions, and losses from casual incidents or from collisions. It explains deductible limits, the role of inventories, and when losses are not deductible such as autos used for pleasure.
The text notes fear in Europe as Adolf Hitler takes personal charge of the German army, comparing responses to thunderous beings and plant reactions to special drinking. the garbled excerpt mentions person 3 reacting with hair standing on end and skin contraction.
Washington talk on foreign policy has yielded many words but few clear meanings. Roosevelt and spokesmen speak at length while questions remain how to interpret utterances. Preparedness debated since Wilson era. Bryan resigned to block entry. Hull carries line today. Chenille note adds confusion as unfamiliar term shifts topics.
In a provocative 1988 column, the author links Walt Disney to global politics and culture. He argues Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs could shape modern thinking amid economic recovery and social unease, likening Mickey Mouse to a political force.
Hollywood dancers in a feature on Gala Diggery Paris reveal most prefer showgirl work to acting careers. They cite steady pay, constant demand, and studio support as key reasons, noting husbands' opposition for some and the appeal of independence. Some express pride in being dancers over ingénue actresses.
At the end of the Revolutionary war the only white inhabitants of what is now Ohio, with few exceptions, were Canadian fur traders.
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