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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1940
Page
4
A 1929 hotel lobby incident in Duluth Minnesota is noted in Scott's Scrap Book with brief, terse details. The fragment underscores a historical note about an event at the Hotel Duluth and its surrounding context.
A radio overview piece discusses wartime morale and U S support for Britain, urging against accepting Nazi invincibility, plus safety tips for forest visits and radio programming notes. It highlights President Roosevelt’s aid promise, British resistance, and American adaptability, then shifts to forests safety guidelines and upcoming NBC network shows and performers.
The marriage of Miss Adelaine Naylor and Me Douglas Dale of Edwardsville Ohio was held yesterday at the bride’s brother Jay Naylor’s home. The bride is a Corry resident and was described as estimable. Several local names appear in the fragments, with notes about social events and mentions of community figures.
Fragmented text referencing a Fourth of Italy celebration and independence. Mentions numbers like 800 and 800,000 and various garbled phrases about taxes, Germany, and public matters. No clear individuals, events, or locations reliably identified.
Central Press columnist Charles Stewart argues Senator Wheeler of Montana is Roosevelt's strongest public foe, surpassing Champ Clark and others in firepower and sincerity. He notes Wheeler's past courage in Montana politics, his tenure in Washington, and hints at a shift as Wheeler rejects a pro-war stance while remaining a Democratic figure in a volatile national scene.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses astrology and diamonds, mentioning astrologers, forecasts, and a mystic tone. It references ancient Orient and Western fray card books, veiled polyglot phrases, and a cryptic note about a geneaology or style symbol.
Dennis Morgan, cast mainly as an actor, hopes studio bosses will allow him to sing in a full musical. He cites River's End at Warner Bros as a past non singing role and awaits The Desert Song film rights that may star him. Morgan notes he was trained as a singer and is puzzled why he was hired to sing then not allowed to perform.
A jumble of misspelled trivia and garbled prompts asks about boxing champs explorers and maps. It misleadingly questions Dempsey’s title holder and various historical figures with many typos and unclear phrasing.
Dr Dixon Ryan Fox, Union College president and author, profiles liberal arts education as preparation for modern problems. His six year tenure brought theatre and politics internships, including the Mohawk Drama Festival led by Charles Coburn. He launched intercollegiate roundtables and Empire State Meeting discussions, befriending students and discouraging publicity stunts. Fox lectures widely, and his writings include American history works. He is married to Marian Stiny Osgood with two sons Herbert and Harold.
A New York column surveys current Broadway offerings amid sultry days and the World’s Fair mood, listing plays like Life With Father and Tobacco Road alongside musicals such as DuBarry Was a Lady and Hellzapoppin. It notes shifting theater attendance, previews American Jubilee at the fair, and hints at forthcoming music coverage from Lewisohn Stadium.
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