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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1939
Page
4
The article condemns German Americans who gathered in New York for a Nazi rally. It labels their sympathy as infatuation not thought, noting many came to escape absolutism and tyranny. It argues returning to Hitlerian rule would reveal the regime’s true nature, calling the term halvdo a mispronunciation of coiffure.
A Kansas City address quotes Solicitor General Tack and Solicitor General Jackson noting a Roosevelt administration tilt to cooperative policy. They urge subordinating secondary quarrels to urgent foreign and domestic issues and industrial peace, amid unemployment and social instability. The piece contrasts past and present stances on cooperation with business and hints at broader restoration of confidence.
The Batavia dispatch notes a lingering harsh Chest region winter with 12 to 15 inches of snow this week, zero to single-digit temperatures, and strong winds. Despite brief moderates in February, heavy snow since last November compares to a heavy fall in earlier months, delaying an early spring as residents wait by the fire for warmer days.
Hollywood February 24 Henry Fonda reveals his lifetime goal in film and tech. He pursued telephone industry knowledge during high school and college and even wrote a thesis on communications systems. Fonda keeps early phone models and Bell experiments nearby between acting roles.
A 1938 article argues Hopkins’s selection signals not presidential aims but a wider effort to legitimize the New Deal through business cooperation. It warns that recovery requires broad cross‑party support and a framework for public private collaboration, with Hopkins as a test of its success.
February 24 1919 notes report Corry and Columbus street car line resuming operations and possible permanent revival. Corry boys Carl Rourke William McCarthy and Glayk McLean returned from months of service with the Dotty Artillery. First Methodist church revival to begin with Dr J W Mahon assisting pastor Ti M Williams. Former Heinamin Block at 102 W Main remodelled for Lynn Kepp paint and paper store. Attorney Robert J Osborne hospitalized with leg injury and says he is recovering. Janis Normite former Cory resident dies in Bridgeport Conn after influenza. Hugh Weaver reported back from overseas last April at Newport News awaiting muster out. Arthile Lyoris left for Washington DC.
The fragmented text suggests a discussion of climate related health claims and urging professional advice for relief. It references William Allen White urging the Republicans to rebirth and Democrats to repentance, warning of who might take over if refused.
In Washington Bruce Catton observes a corridor exchange with a Capitol visitor and notes how long speeches often lack real impact. He highlights Senator Key Pittman’s plan to decorate the Foreign Relations Committee chamber with historic portraits and reflects on defense testimony and the polarized views shaping national policy.
Harrisburg February 24 a plan to institute prompter payment of old age assistance will begin March in up to 28 counties in the tril area. State Treasurer F Clair Ito ss said the department’s relief disbursement unit described a streamlined method designed to accelerate payments. If successful locally it will be expanded nationwide. A Harvard expert warns heat raises heart workload in high temperatures.
Clinton Oklahoma reports the death of Hynwr Heapo Birds, the last Cheyenne scout who guided white men across the middle West. He died at his farm at age 72, leaving a legacy tied to frontier history.
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