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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1940
Page
4
The 1938 general death rate in the United States fell to 10.6 per 1000 and the infant mortality rate to 50.8 per 1000, the lowest in American history. Americans are urged to maintain health advances and continue fighting disease, with Dr Thomas Parran noting mortality varies by groups and localities.
Coomamin oamuumays ublisher lists Advertising Representives for FEED KIMBALL INC at multiple locations including New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Corry. Rest Estate Trust is noted with bid prices and mailing rates for second class mail and carrier delivery with territorial restrictions.
The Des Moines Register denounces GOP efforts to end or weaken reciprocal trade agreements. It warns of distortion and protectionist pressure from leaders like McNary Dewey Taft and others, urging voters to resist short term gains and support long term economic policy.
The American Petroleum Institute argues kerosene helped civilize the nineteenth century by enabling candles and wind for learning and work. It credits paraffin oil on dining tables and shared reading, noting electricity and gasoline later transformed life and industry.
Washington reports mounting Congress scrutiny of Britain’s seizure and delay of American ships. Minnesota Republican Melvin Maas plans a bill to halt export of war materials to nations that detain US vessels, amid fears it clashes with allied policy. Madam Secretary Perkins faces the Bridges deportation case decision and the potential Labor Board reshuffle looms with Madden possibly named as judge and Leiserson influence.
fragmented quiz page lists questions about geography history law language and government. it includes asks about the thames river the meaning of delicti the general land office and the pronunciation of autopsy plus a note about common error terms in the today section.
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania warns winters bring frostbite risks and numbness as an early sign. It cautions on reduced blood flow, pale skin, and tissue damage from prolonged cold exposure, advising protection of hands feet and exposed areas.
Hollywood actor Edward Arnold proposes a year long pilgrimage to meet ordinary people about films. He will tour New York and several cities, meeting non theatergoers to learn what they think of the movies and actors beyond Tyrone Power, Dorothy Lamour, Shirley Temple, Greta Garbo. He cites earlier East Coast work with actors guild matters and gauges reactions to supporting players and character actors.
A garbled passage references prices and urban markets with mentions of cities and a string of unreadable terms. It reads as a broken OCR of a busy wartime or market column with scattered proper nouns and numbers.
Fragmented text appears to reference names and terms, but no clear event or facts emerge. The readable pieces mention GiannlorueRs, Pryor, Ghia, fourd miontiinole troy, and honors without coherent context or actionable details. No verifiable entities or outcome can be deduced.
A Rochester and Pittsburgh concert and radio programs highlight a night of music and talks. Notables include Jose Sossel conducting the Rochester Philharmonic, Hilda Burke on Kraft Music Hall, and George Jossel’s Celebrity Program with The Merry Macs and Norman Dine. Broadcasts originate from the Ostman School auditorium and NBC Blue network with guest speakers like Dr. Carleton Brague-Smits and Mayor Scully.
Dr. Carl L. Stota, assistant professor of geography, will offer a new course at the Erie Center University of Pittsburgh. The class will explore whether the united states of Europe is geographically sound and how natural barriers like the Westwall and Maginot Line affect political unity.
A February 5 start marks a new course in geography never before presented to a class in RCE. Dr Stoke will teach a water and undergrad course and continue fundamentals of geography for graduate credit.
Erie County Institution District started the year with a balance of $101,615.15, per a report by Secretary Barton Kauffman to the County commissioners. The palace as of January 1, 1999, was $122,981.
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