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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1941
Page
4
The article discusses Franco avoiding drastic moves in North Africa and his restraint amid Britain’s strength, noting Albania and Turkey as cautious regional players and weighing dangers from Japan and Poland. It highlights Paderewski turning 80 and the U S celebration of his U S tours and Polish relief efforts, with plans for a “Paderewski Week” and fundraisers.
AP describes how wartime Britain reshapes The Times with obituaries and notices reflecting a nation at war. It notes changes in personal ads and classified columns, Paris-like bomb damage, and renewed appeals for air raid shelters, clothing drives, and Canada’s help. It mentions memorials, bombed businesses, address changes, and government requests as Britain endures the siege.
Acute leukemia is a rapidly progressive disease of unknown origin. White blood cells increase dramatically and two thirds of cases occur before age 25. It affects all ages worldwide with a higher rate in males. The disease often progresses within weeks. early symptoms include joint pain and unexplained bleeding. Treatments involve drug administration and X-ray therapy.
In a heated Washington Day scene, Rep Crawford leads a pro bean campaign in Congress arguing beans fuel soldiers better than mutton, oatmeal, or potatoes. He cites nutrition claims, quotes from poets, and contrasts bean soup and pork and beans with other rations to press for National Bean Week inclusion.
The piece discusses whether the American Medical Association and its officers face Sherman antitrust charges or are shielded if viewed as a trade union. It notes a Washington trial planned for weeks, with key figures like General Manager Olin West and Editor Martin Fishbein involved, and contrasts medical trade status with union law.
Twenty years ago Clifton Howard left for Buffalo to attend an electrical exhibit. The Arts and Craft Club was entertained at Mrs Tavern Dunham's East Main Street home with a Washington birthday meal. Harry Rhodes, a former corr y te who was injured near Pittsburgh last fall, received $8000 from the Pennsylvania Railroad. Milan Brown will speak at Emmmanuel Church tomorrow as the first civic talk. A new Atterbury truck joined the Stata Fish Hatchery equipment west of Cory. Myron H Reynolds and Lena Dime married at Meadville Baptist Church on February 15. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Mulderick on February 14. The Rex shows The Jacklins with Mabel Scott and Monte Bije today and Friday.
A jumble of quiz questions and partial answers appears on the classified page. It asks for the Massachusetts capital, weight comparisons, Mephistopheles in a Wagner opera, early railroad service, speed of sound versus light, a famous bagpipe beacon called the Cheshire Cheese, and a riddle linking two people or things.
Report describes on set details for The Devil and Miss Jones including a Coney Island style beach, white sand from Pismo Beach, and a Breezeblown backdrop. Jean Arthur Spring Byington Charles Coburn Kay Francis and others appear between takes as Sam Wood directs humor and lighting to shape the comedy tone. Jon Blondell and Dave Powell shoot a separate scene for Model Wife with a bank night plot mayhem.
A jagged morning diary captures a New York scene with waking noises about a tooth, a cat’s hurt tail, and musical notes from Lanny Ross and John Cairns. It weaves in Civil War reflections, a poet’s lines, and drifting letters about life, fame, and distant elegiac themes.
Readable fragments mention a local action near Gat man with season and rinse terms implying a civic or routine notice. Names, dates, and exact place are not clear, leaving a sparse item that suggests a small public or administrative update without concrete specifics.
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