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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1938

Page

4

Roosevelt Birthday Fund Drive Backed by Nation in 1935

Washington editorial urges public support for a national foundation to fight infantile paralysis, praising President Roosevelt’s health efforts and philanthropic leadership. The piece notes the birthday celebration on January 28 as a nonpartisan appeal to unite industry, medicine, and social groups in funding research, immunology, and patient care.

Jay Franklin Washington New National Foundation Roosevelt Shricken Georgia Seowative Fie Jincsé Thas Wihiott Iienen Studgs Keith Morgan G. B. Allen Walter J. Cummings Marshall Field Frey J. Fisher Ede Ward Soaiety Mie Preaigent

Pinchot and Guffey Duel in Gop Governor Race

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports John Cummings notes Giffon Pinchot’s bid for governor faces party realignment. He suggests Pinchot shifts to preserve fortunes, with Democrats backing Rawle for governor and Guiffey for senator. The piece hints Pinchot seeks to rehabilitate allies, not rebuild the party, while Hollywood recounts actors facing alimony worries.

Pinchot John Cummings Philadelphia Inquirer Giffon Pinchot Forester Rawle Joe Guifey Pink Senate Pii Toy ‘Guifey Jim Guffey Gil

Recession Signs Slow but Steady as Trade Edges Up

The article notes improved carloadings and cautious revival of US trade while overall figures remain below last year. It highlights FBI success in kidnapping prosecutions, detailing 258 convictions and 3,217 years in sentences, plus two notable cases still active in Tacoma and New York. It also mentions political maneuvers in Western Pennsylvania surrounding Senate and gubernatorial races.

United States F. G. J. J. Edgan Hoover Footenal Ross Mattson Tacoma Wash New York FBI Gmien Give Allsports

Twins Battle Over Roles in Penrod Film Cast

Article details how child stars Bobby and Billy Mauch share acting duties in the Penrod film production. Felix Mauch describes shifting parts between the twins to balance screen time and avoid production delays. The piece notes Bobby’s recent screen appearances and how substitution aided efficiency and cost.

Gabelig Mins Felix Mauch Mauch Jean Mel Maueh Billy Dandy Bobi Bath Warter Geog Raitio Bay Ruth Bothy Bobby Willy Anthony Cat White Angel Botley

Fragmentary sighting report on dangerous substances and pet licensing

The text appears as garbled excerpts mentioning a toxic protein substance and a horse swimming with a head raised, plus a note that more than one snilikin dog is licensed in New York state. It includes stray phrases about a tea rune and an ambient inning, with unclear attributions.

New, York State Saas

Stewart Says on Public Ownership and Monopolies

Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues that public ownership of utilities should be maintained to prevent private monopolies. He notes rising state involvement, skepticism toward municipal systems, and fears of private monopoly spreading across water, lighting, and other essential services.

Charles P. Stewart Central Press Washington, D. C Federsl Ibeinig Eer

Normal and Surtax Rates in The 1886 Revenue Act

The Revenue Act of 1886 sets a single normal tax rate of 15.4 percent on net income above credits. It allows personal exemptions and credits for dependents and defenses, with a separate surtax applying to incomes over four thousand dollars. Surtax brackets rise with net income, with examples showing rates and calculations for various income levels and cautions against misapplying the normal rate.

Oldest Rocks Revealed in Grand Canyon Walls

Article notes that a large portion of Earth’s history is exposed in the Grand Canyon walls, highlighting the Archean era rocks in the inner gorge’s lower sections. It mentions ancient sediments such as limestones, shales, and sandstones formed under extreme heat and pressure, preserving original features only partly.

Grand Canyon Biel Tost

Kidney stones diet link debated by Cleveland physician

Readers learn of a medical view on kidney stone causes, noting regional frequency variations and a diet high in vitamin A and acid-ash foods may help prevent stones. The piece cites a Cleveland urology expert and discusses factors such as urine acidity, keratinization, and infection, offering a trial diet.

Cleveland India Normandy Great Britain Algo Glendening

Twenty Years Ago In Corry Journal Files January 24 4918

A scattered collection of notes reports Wallace Clendenin the Red Cross nurse to speak again for the Corry Red Cross chapter. The Walls Fargo Express office reports a record rush in freight handling. Trains on the Rio Railroad ran east and west in ten hours. Several local officials attend meetings on district matters and a gas rate dispute is under review. Mott Wats of McInnes Great Company is critically injured at the plant. A birth is recorded for Mr and Mrs Harry Sanger a daughter Marthe Lane. Mrs Burch has left the city hospital after care at home.

Wallace Clendenin Red 18 Maccabee Hall Corry Red Cross Walls Fargo Express Company Dhen Rio Railroad

Newest US Supreme Court Justice and Poet’s Corner

Answers identify Justice who joined the Supreme Court, the first president honored, and the cathedral with Poet's Corner. plus a brief etiquette cue and a horoscope note referencing today’s birthdays for context.

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University of Paris Origins and Founding Era

The text notes the University of Paris as an outgrowth of Notre Dame’s Cathedral School, likely founded between 1140 and ... The fragment references the institution’s early formation within medieval scholastic settings.

University of Paris The Cathedral School of Notre Dame

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