Commencement thoughts urge action over luck in era of hardship
A Corry Evening Journal column reflects on commencement as both opportunity and trial for graduates amid economic strain. It urges hard work, honesty, and self-reliance, noting growth lies in personal effort and persistence rather than waiting for relief, with calls to build a better future through duty to country and community. Also discusses Britain Russia relations and warning signs of Nazi aggression, urging united democratic effort.
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Corry
Fox
Iives
Nurkers
United States
Jnd
Bruce Catton in Washington
Washington reports the U S Maritime Commission faces labor hurdles as it hires crews for ships under government control and private operation. Union protests, hiring hall practices, and coastwise differences shape a tense bargaining landscape with sailors, longshoremen, and political actors influencing crews and routes.
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Washington
U. S. Maritime Commission
Seattle
Mariime Commission
Maritime Commission
CIO National Martime Union
NMU
NMUT
U. S. Shipping
AEL Sailors Union
Jarry Lundberg
Hoblinie Gat
Cretre
Amédeo
Cotomisaton
Coldtrick
Satartia
Colment
Ungaivortit
Capilio
Harry Lunders
CTO
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Lundberg
Coldbrook
Norfolk
Pacific
James P Crown Elected Secretary at Corry Board Reorg
James P Crown was unanimously elected secretary of the total board of commerce at last night’s reorganization meeting. The New Jersey arrived in Boston carrying over twenty Corry boys from the 313th Machine Gun battalion. James Burns, longtime Corry resident, died at 80 East Treverick Street after a stroke this morning.
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James P. Crown
Total Board of Commerce
New Jersey
Boston
James Burns
East Treverick Street
Golmsbus Lake Gully
Seven quiz questions from a classified page
A reader faces seven trivia prompts from a classified page. Questions cover government, geography, etymology, literature, and card games. Answers require knowledge of canal ownership, governors, Isle of Man, historical phrases, cabinet eligibility, authorship, academic terms, state nicknames, pronunciation, and hand rankings.
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Answrons
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Ohio
Isle of Man
Americana
Windaar
Plantation State
Stamp issues and world-wide philately notes
The article reports on stamps tied to the World-Wide Convention of Philatelists in Tulsa, Oklahoma with Mexico releasing four values including a 10-centavos first stamp and a 1 peso airmail, plus a Ponca City monument design. It mentions a 64 page junior guide and various global stamp moves amid international tensions.
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Everal
U. S. Post Office Department
Tulsa
Okla
Mexico
Ponca City
Oklahoma
the World-Wide Convention of Philatelists
Clemenceau
Guymany
Cle
Mencian
Bolivia
Notable Writers and Tuberculosis Through History
A list of famous writers who died or suffered from tuberculosis includes Edgar Allan Poe Artemus Ward Stephen Crane and Dostoevsky among others. The piece notes the disease claimed many luminaries and that deaths from tuberculosis have declined, lamenting the literary riches lost.
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Edgar Allan Poe
Artemus Ward
Stephen Crané
King Lardner
Det. Lawrence
Emerson
Whittler
Rousseau
Balzac
Molieres
Valtaire
Chekhov
Gorky
Dostolevsky
Goethe
Heine
Schiller
Weats
Shelley
Burns
Pops
Byron
Sterne
Robert Louis Stevenson
Goldsmith
Rhskind Mitton
Radio schedules and guest stars across NBC and Blue networks
Metropolitan Opera star Grace Moore sings on Rudy Waljee’s NBC Red program with Fay Wray and others while King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit Niagara Falls. King arrival coverage, Bernstein and Raper recitals, Hoffmann concert, Kraft Music Hall guests Bing Crosby and Froman, plus golf and radio observer duties for Waring at Philadelphia Country Club.
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Grace Moore
Metropolitan Opera
Rudy Waljee
Nbc-Red
Fay Wray
Lou Holtz
Franklin P. Adams
Information Please
Cordell Hull
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Niagara Falls
Hig Majesty
Frank Paot
Met
Fred Allen
Col. Lemuel
Stoopnagle
Dave Elman
Blue Network
Tom
My Dorsey
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Ray Herybeck
Ren
Vincent Lopez
Ben Bernie
Oan Savitt
Larry Clinton
Joan Edwarda
Clark Dennis
Movornaires
Whiteman
Columbia Tonight
Lucille Ball
Linds Ware
Bert ‘Lahr
Bingley
Margret Speaks
Voice of
Pisetone
Joe Stauss
King
George
Union Satin
Washington
Kate Smith
Fvill
National Broadcasting Company
Red
Today’s Common Error Guideline Note
A cautionary line highlights a common wording mistake in reporting. It warns against quoting or implying phrases like we watched the episode from the balcony or misnaming an event with unclear phrasing. The aim is clear precise language avoiding stray fragments.
No Mahogany Forests Reported Across Junele Woods
Fragmentary notes describe mahogany scarcity in Junele forests with trees scattered, often one or fewer per acre, indicating a regionwide shortage and unusual forest conditions observed by local observers.
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Viogin Forest
25 Million Golf Balls Sold in the United States Annually
The article states that about 25 million golf balls are sold in the United States each year. It notes strong consumer demand and highlights retailers and brands driving the volume, reflecting a robust golf market activity.
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of States
Hollywood LLMs push democracy themed films in 1940s studios
June 7 Hollywood studios embrace democracy as a film theme amid public letters urging productions. Projects span 20th Century-Fox Young Mr Lincoln with Henry Fonda, Abe Lincoln in Thingis for Reo-Radio, Capra's Mister Situs Gags to Washington, and more. Studios present democracy through stories of governance, voting, and civic duty.
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Hollywood
Gable
Tim Studios
Publi
20Th Century-Trax Studio
Mr. Lincoln
Henry Fonda
Lihesin
Oday
Reo-Radio
Abe Lincoln
Thingis
Robert Sherwood
Columbia
Frank
Gapra
Mtr. Seitii
Washington
M-G-W
Sinclair Lewis
Wiy
United States
Warter Brothers
Valley Forge
Ips
Paramount
Citiain
Ben Burns
Biurn
Miia
Unclear fragmentary notes on White House music plan
A collection of garbled lines mentions the White House signing musicians including Benny Goodman, Detroit horse race symbolism, Vice President Garner, a skipper's arrest, a boat whistle in New York, and a stray line about police horses and radio programs.
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White House
Benny Goodman
Detroit
Garner
New York
Salienirar
Greatest Jumping Mammal Jumping Mouse Zapus hudsoni us
The Jumping Mouse Zapus hudsoni us of North America is described as the greatest jumping mammal. This small rodent has exceptionally powerful hind legs and can leap forty times its own length.
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North America
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Montgomery Ward
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