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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1942
Page
4
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Local civic groups discuss forming a large, coordinated defense effort to cover emergency needs. Leaders stress politics must not influence selections and urge recruitment of capable, sensible volunteers for a unified, efficient system.
A unclear OCR quiz item asks seven questions about geography science art and history. It references a classified page with answers, asks about a waterland term, sun distance, US winter, naming ships after fish, James Abbott McNeill Whistler, Rose Bowl stadium location, fasces on the dime, an epergne, and Robert E. Lee’s university presidency.
The article notes diabetes has doubled in the last two decades due to more cave discoveries and an aging population. It cites hereditary links, susceptibility from overeating, and the body's inability to convert starches, with insulin injections as the main treatment enabling a normal life.
A Sunday edition note recalls items from journal files dated January 8, 1904 and twenty years earlier, describing various entries and lingering curiosities from archival newspaper pages.
Fragmentary text notes WNatnsmet Kava as colonial era head at Harvard appointed in 1637 and dismissed after two years, with Rev. Henry Dunster succeeding as first US college executive and president. Also mentions baking powder in small fire extinguishment and a dated note referencing Spain Prison with unclear context.
War erodes the 5000 mile boundary as the Canadian American Joint War Production Board urges abolition of tariffs. Current tariffs on machine tools airplanes and lumber hinder munitions and tanks. Historic leaders like Hull and Roosevelt support freer trade and postwar unity.
An old brass bed in storage at the Astor Hotel basement is revived whenever Jimmy Durante visits Manhattan. The bed, tied to a room that looks onto Broadway, is famed as the only bed the Schitoz will sleep in and a symbol of Durante’s comebacks. The tale includes a piano breakage and editorials by Ashton Stevens, with anecdotes about redheaded waitresses and a string of restaurants.
Erie and Warren County Agricultural Conservation Association committeemen will attend a two day district conference in Meadville Friday and Saturday January 8th and 9th with reps from Crawford Venango counties and by members of the State Agricultural Conservation Committee. The meeting aims to plan for record production of key farm commodities under the Food for Freedom program to supply milk eggs pork canned tomatoes and peas for shipment abroad and for home use to feed soldiers workers and consumers.
A jumble of notes covers topics from ultraviolet rays and intellectual types to Puget Sound’s shoreline length and Duke University enrollment. It notes Florida’s unusual peninsula growth, the White Hole reconditioning, and a common error about pronoun usage with guidance to use one another.
Special assistance from the U S Department of Agriculture and the State Defense Board targets 48 million cases of canned tomatoes 94 million of peas 12 million of snap beans and 24 million of corn in Pennsylvania to meet 1992 federal goals. Prices for government purchases set min pay to growers and terms for canners to certify contracts with growers. The state shows a colorful apple display at the Pennsylvania Farm Show with emphasis on quality and market-ready apples. Gorham a longtime dairy cooperative leader and former educator is highlighted for his public service and achievements in agriculture and education.
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