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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1941
Page
4
The piece cites Japan's $4,000,000,000 annual income as a fraction of the United States total, arguing Japan cannot feed its people and sustain its army and navy. It asserts U.S. reasons to fear Japan and suggests resolving the issue before Tokyo seizes wealth in the Dutch Indies, noting modern war relies on material power.
Educators warn enrollment in French is falling as German conquest of France and wartime attitudes shift interest away from language study. Campaigns stress cultural value of languages and promote multilingualism including French, German, and Spanish amid global trends and Good Neighbor policy awareness.
The article argues for cutting frills from clothing radios home goods and furniture to reduce costs and complexity. It cites a reform example from Hind and suggests plain living and simpler processes will improve efficiency and reduce waste across industries.
CEARLES P. STEWART surveys Latin American reactions to Hitler's war on Russia. He notes Brazilian pro Portuguese stance and Spanish Falangist influence, with Madrid and Barcelona demonstrations unlikely to reflect all Spain. He argues democratic sentiment underlies most Latin republics, skeptical of communism and wary of Axis ties.
The Journal recounts Dempsey's knockout win over Carpentier in the fourth round. Also noted are a stolen Overland car recovered near Spring Creek, a large reward offer by Erie Lighting for arsonists, a fatal injury to Arthur Daily, and travel notes of Mr and Mrs Edward Kinley moving to town. Dr GE Bennett and Walter Eis return from the Jersey City fight.
The text asserts Brazil is larger than the United States. It also notes a vast central Australian territory of about vnte million square miles deemed uninhabitable. It mentions Turkey's population imprisoned during a census in 192, and a fact about deep sea fishes like the red snapper bursting from depth. It ends with a remark about a tree’s respiratory system.
A medical society alert describes dangers of abdominal blows to the solar plexus causing delayed symptoms. It warns against underestimating injuries as internal damage may occur without visible evidence and urges careful observation for rigidity, muscle defense, and abdominal pain after the impact.
Fragmentary text mixes coal usage for locomotives with dubious water loss claims and earthquake counts. It cites averages from 3300 to 5009 pounds of coal per hour and mentions 90484 pounds of water or evaporation, plus 10000 earthquakes yearly. The passage contains nonsensical phrases about deserts and lollipops, lacking coherent context.
Daily quiz prompts list questions on history and government topics. Items ask about beet cattle production by country, the Bureau of Mines department, Latin phrases, Buffalo Bill’s real name, Gibson gib origins, the Statue of Liberty ranking, the American ambassador to Japan, federal wage hour rules, six cent air mail stamps, and Robert Morris associations with exploration finance poetry or art.
A petition before Judge Miles B. Kitts contends there is no legal authority to condemn land for airport use. George Moles, represented by G Y Rossiter, seeks appointment of viewers for property near Port Erie airport, with the ruling deferred as to Moles property.
Notice to bidders from Columbus Two School District for about 70 tons of egg furnace coal delivered to Dean School bins. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Bids due by duty 16th. Carleton J Curtis, Seay, Columbus Tw. School Dist. Bta-T-14
A Corry reader attaches a 7.25 fine payment and argues for leniency in a traffic citation. He notes twenty years of driving without similar stops and urges officers to patrol main streets rather than target minor offenses near his North Center street home.
Mrs Catherine Price 34 Lynn Street was found unconscious at the junction of Roads 5 and 955 in Lawrence Park after leaping from a car. She was revived at Hamot Hospital and reported resisting a man's advances while with a party, later brought to city jail. Constable Richard Davis assisted.
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