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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1938

Page

4

Democratic Ticket Shapes Pennsylvania Primary Field

The state Democratic organization backs Charles Alvin Jones of Pittsburgh for Governor and endorses Leo Mundy for Lieutenant Governor and Thomas A. Logue for Secretary of Internal Affairs. Governor George H. Earle and Senator contenders are cited, with WWI veterans comprising the ticket and expectations of a strong showing in the spring primary and November election.

Jones Allegheny County George H. Barry U.S. Senate Commonwealth Pennsylvania Earle Gwarrnor Thomas A. Logue Logue

Latin English Notes on Tricky Plurals and Usage

The text discusses common Latin origin word forms in English, highlighting plural data versus datum, insignia versus insignias, and other terms like medium and mollunt. It notes awkward usage arising from treating Latin plurals as singular and suggests using English equivalents to avoid errors.

Proposals for a U S highway network swirl in Congress

Washington D C February 26 three highway plans fill congress as lawmakers push a national road grid. Buckley of Ohio and others seek east west routes linking major regions from Boston to San Francisco and beyond, with defense and population centers guiding location.

Charles P. Stewart Centrral Press Washington, D. C Congress United Stytes Robert J. Buckley Ohio Butkley HB. Steagall J. Snyder Pennsylvania Boston Salem Ore Albany Cleveland Chicago Navid City Yellowstone National Park Council Bluffs Baltimore San Francisco Gal Tex Worth Asc Southighways Fort Myers Agusta Wiy St. Petersburg Fla Reidsville Columbia Haldigh N. Va Washington New Brunswick Hartford, Conn Coney

Paris Fashion at Auteuil and Longchamp Races Brighten Attire

At Paris Auteuil and Longchamp, attendees showed bold millinery and outerwear. Countess de Chabannés wore a red pinchbeck comb with a straw bonnet, while Maraise de Boisgelin sported a grass-green draped toque. Princes Gagarine displayed a navy suit with white trim and a three-quarter length coat, as capes in blue wool with red and green horse plaids drew attention. Wide plaid hats and multi-colored wool bolero dresses completed the sporty yet fashionable look.

Auteuil Ibiond Chabannés Maraise de Hlde iLengccamps Beck Eoualis

Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes February 25 1918

A general meeting of thnomy pes and Driving Turk was held at Secretary Morgaridge office. Sixty six shares represented. C J lexan der, Warren Deinsay ang Dell Darling reelected directors. Soldiers drafted for Camp Lee. no further moves until June or July. Mayor Alexander orders slot machine operators to close within five hours. Mrs Alfred H Baxley and daughter noted. Born to William Locke a baby daughter. Hembay improved at home after previous severe burn. Mrs Mary Whittlesey and Wes M Gilson in Garland for Red Cross surgical dressings.

Morgaridge C. J.lexander Warren Deinsay Ang Dell Darling Mary Whittlesey Wes M. Gilson Garland The Red Cross Sound John East Bhiffoto Sun Oil Company Bunoca Arlington Hotel East Main Street J. Jerome Haight Tie Union City Times Enterprise Colry Union City Corry Charles JH. Schloss Erie John A. Blatt Corry Band Thomas Feeney Thomas’ Church St. Peter's Mahone ‘Condensed “Milk Company Colt Arthur HL James Tne Gerry Meadville Warren Chatlea Draker General State Authority Westminster Church Demtroit Unter Rederal Lee Winttlewey

Fragmentary Tale of Animals and Industry in Early Text

Readable fragments describe Angora district animals including cats and goats, a hotel menu in Ottawa Isan, and vague claims about sleep, wealth, and U S states providing materials for automonl industry. The text mixes garbled phrases about architecture, leadership symbols, and ship movements with no clear cohesive event.

Angora Turkey Ottawa Isan

Grab Bag One Minute Test 1 Enigmas and Names

New enigmatic question asks who is commander of the E S matitine conatistion. A legend calls a city the Gibraltar of America. A quiz notes a famous house card in Berlin and a well-sited childrel kept thoughtful during travel. Also hints about birthdays and philosophical interests for tomorrow.

Eniginaan Gibraltar America Nate

Connecticut in Flux Under New Deal Strain and Reform

Washington dispatches report on Connecticut as a hub of New Deal debate. The piece contrasts national politics with local shifts, noting Hartford’s rise of New Dealers who thwart utility backed schemes to sidestep the federal government. It describes a tense moral economy, smokestack towns, and widespread relief efforts amid the era’s labor and tax controversies.

Jay Franklin Connectcut Sinclair Lewis Walter Davenport Collier's Heartland Fred Brass Conuesticut Jt Ig Waterloo Attiex England TVA Washington Ghottle Keppleman Hartford PVA Connecticut Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire New England Register and Tribune Syndicate

Pamol welcomes brides in Amboina wedding customs

In Amboina the Nollic tas capital, brides are welcomed into their husband’s home where the bride’s room is set with food. The elder female relatives greet her, saying she now belongs to the family and should act as in her husband’s house. The bride is then treated graciously as part of the new family.

Amboina Nollictas Gutch East Indies Rome

British writers gain experience in England says Arliss

Hollywood visit by England’s leading scenarist shows why writers benefit from British shoots. Arliss cites conferences with stars and producers, and even location work in South Africa for Rhodes the Bible Builder. He notes budget limits train writers in clever production, and recalls adapting a garage scene with a cashier’s window to save costs.

Hollgywood England Leste Arliss Hollywood Anise Rhodes the Baple Builder Alma Arliss South Africa Abe Jneyland Ariss Towser Screen ‘Writers’ Association Alisa Wernac Molnar Angel Caking Samiel Goldwyn

Cushman Coyle to Speak at Dems Pow Wow Tonight

Noted author Cushman Coyle is billed to address the Democratic gathering in Wire tonight, delivering remarks on current affairs and party priorities. The event draws attendees from local circles and broader advocacy groups.

Cushman Coyle Dems Wire

Ohio's First Constitution Vote Tax Clause Explained

Ohio's early constitution bar a man from voting unless he had paid or been charged with a state or county tax. The provision tied suffrage to tax status, shaping who could participate in elections in the state's formative era.

Ohio

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