War defense and unity rally readers in Corry era
A corry evening Journal excerpt discusses national defense as the sole major issue, urging candidates to unite. It highlights synthetic rubber efforts, defense preparedness, and public support for government-business collaboration to deter totalitarian powers and safeguard democracy.
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East
Gil
Edward
Pacific
Hitler
France
Britain
Canada
Mexico
Wes
America
Milestone 1940 Women Push Into Political Power
In 1940 both parties show stronger female roles with women on convention platform committees and increased delegate presence. At Philadelphia and Chicago women gain representation, manage campaigns, and push social reform agendas amid wartime policy debates.
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Slgsid
Arne Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Giiliy
Gultus
Robert A. Taff
Ohio Senate
Thames Dewey
Wea
Ruth
Hanna McCormick Simms
Mark Hunn
Congress
Gladys Pyle
South Dakota
Harlan Bushfeld
Botl
Maryland and Hardy Films Pop Colorful Reel Studio Slate
Hollywood sights and sounds review outlines Maryland a Technicolor horse racing romance with Walter Brennan Fay Bainter and Ben Carter plus Sequel to a Fox past. It notes Carter’s savior scenes with Shadrach and a lively climactic cup race while praising the Hardy film lineup and Garland’s key musical number.
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Ollywood
Maryland
Ethel Hill
CL Jack Andrews
Henry King
Walter Brennan
Fay Bainter
Brenda Joyce
John Payne
Charles Ruggles
Hattie McDaniel
Marjorie Weaver
Sidney Blackmer
Ben Carter
20Th Century- Fox
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Shedrach
Hattie
McDaniel
Charlotta Darfield
Bainter
Charlotte
Brennan
Payne
Joyce
Phiatama
San
Ceuta
Burial Society
Senator Glass draws cheers and boos at Democratic rally
The report notes Senator Glass drew both applause and hostility in a Chicago convention setting. James Parliny’s name at the gathering sparked mixed reactions, while Barkley described Glass as the youngest yet ferocious presence. Glass, author of the Federal Reserve Act, responded with calm defiance and offered informative dialogue when approached. The scene highlighted intra party tensions between old-line Democrats and New Deal adherents.
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P_sTawarr
Cenbeal Press
Culintlat Veterans of
Enerkity
Carter
James
Parlny
Barkley
Jim Parley
Saaule
Glass
Tye
Talweys
Federal Reserve System
Benares
Th & Syuyy Democratte
Csnyen
Glnes
Couse
Thora
Jefferson
Capitol Hill
Fiat
Fragmentary OCR Weighs In On Odd Naturalials Catalog
A heavily garbled OCR passage lists varied items with unclear categories and many errors. It mentions creatures like crows, insects, and notes a discussion about diets or reactions, with stray phrases about bread and fashion. No clear event or names are discernible.
Twenty Years Ago in Taken ram Journal Files
An X ray examination of Donald Hall reveals a broken bone after a fall at Corry hospital. Clifton Howard of Company A and Persy Moley of Exley’s garage were seen en route to Harrisburg to secure equipment for the unit. George Beduze bought the Antler Hale on West Main Street and will take possession Thursday. Miss Vénne Anderson planned a trip to Philadelphia to enter the University of Pennsylvania hospital. Agnes Casuero and Cord Smith left for Detroit, with plans for a camping trip, and Miss Mary Burkhart, Audrey, Winifred Merkle, and a party left for Dunkirk, Minnesota to join friends.
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Donald Hall
Wile Amt Hall
Corry Hospital
Jon
Vénne Anderson
Fiiledolphin
University of Pennsylvania
Agnes Casuero
Cord Smith
Byffsto
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Mary Burkhart Ata
Audrey
Winifred Merkr Lett
Dunkirk
J Brie
Fragmentary Health Policy Snippet From Aged Record
A garbled OCR passage references health defense and education, mentioning health policy and medical education. It contains disjointed terms like health defense, medical education, and pupil, with uncertain names and places, yielding a fragmented historical item.
Cynthia Ann Tin and the tale of a cat’s tail
George Tucker in New York recalls Cynthia Ann nicknamed Tin, a tortoiseshell Persian with a short tail bitten by a door. The piece playfully contrasts cats and dogs, sharing quirky household anecdotes and reflections on pet personalities and loyalties.
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George Tuckerew York
Cynthia-Ann
Tin
Cynthia
Charity racketeers plague relief drives in capital report
Washington column warns of charity racketeers exploiting relief campaigns under the Neutrality Act of 1939. It cites 220 registered relief agencies, $8.59 million raised, with about $6.65 million sent to 12 war‑stricken countries. Promoters skim profits via tickets, drives, or telephones while many groups disband or ignore state suits.
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United States
Althoug
Belgium
State Department
Red Cross
War Department
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Iwwedies
Thurse incent P t Walda Vincent Ps jestra,
In a fragmentary item from a local page, mentions seven individuals and a ball game context. Details are unclear but reference to people and a weekly event is indicated.
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T Walda Vincent
Jestra
Tye
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