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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1940
Page
4
A discussion on deceptive driving signals warns of bigger dangers than no signal, urging careful, predictable maneuvers. The piece then contrasts American wartime self sufficiency fantasies with travel realities for tourists and families crossing into Canada, noting only minor wartime touches like guards and scouts, while observing generally hospitable border officials.
Charles P. Stewart argues that enforcement of anti alien regulations is unlikely to reflect broad American sentiment. He notes legal questions about broadcast access for the Communist Party, dangers of wartime standards lingering, and cites Texas flag salutes and religious groups as examples of intolerance that should not escalate. He praises pacifist religious groups as stable, economically strong immigrants who contribute to developing republics.
A seized Europe faces Mussolini allying with Hitler as Italy joins the war. France resists German advances while Britain withdraws from northern France and Belgium. The United States should strengthen defense as Europe endures a perilous moment with MaRead more
A wartime discussion argues American readiness hinges on gasoline powered engines. It notes gas motors dominate tanks aircraft and vehicles and that familiarity with internal combustion engines gives the nation an edge in mechanized war. The piece claims many can operate such engines and emphasizes preparedness to deter aggressors.
Tonight and tomorrow on Your Radio highlights include CBS programs and NBC slots. Listings show Helen Mencke at 8:00, Big Town at 8:30, Info Please and Pot O Gold at 6:30, Court of Missing Heirs at 9:00, We The People at 8:00, Cavalcade of America and Battle of Sexes at 10:00, with Glenn Muller mentioned.
The program highlights Victor Herbert born 1859 and died 1924, famed conductor and composer of operettas like Babes in Toyland and Naughty Marietta. Don Voorhees leads Cavalgade induced ensemble as guests discuss Herbert's music and his era during a June 12 broadcast with pianists, medical convention coverage, and NBC-Blue Network presentation.
The item recalls injuries in a Sherman accident involving Allie M. Taylor and B. Taylor of Portland. Freight stations eased congestion as office staff volunteered Sundays. George H. Barlow returned from Los Angeles on NuBone Co business. Harold Beona left for commencement at Stave College. Florenne Slattery headed to State College for a Sigma Phi party. Dominici Dempsey noted as missing. Also a note on common errors: replace “planned pa taking a walk” with “planned to take a walk.”
A fragment lists seven test questions from a daily quiz. It asks who was the first president of the German Republic, locations of the Black Sea, the autumn season in Argentina, the largest U S province, whether Noah and Daniel Webster were related, and the origin of the name Buffalo. It notes answers appear on the Classified Page.
Fern Penn, a 20 year veteran of stage and screen, has appeared in nearly 700 roles over nine years in Hollywood. In Radio's You Cant Be Too Careful she earns 25 dollars a day and values steady, unsung walk on parts which support stars like Ginger Rogers and Ronald Colman. Key note critics credit her as essential infantry of show business, though she shuns fame.
The readable passages discuss questions about ships in Congress, playing cards, U boats, and U S flag stars. It mentions a family history tracing lines to Mayflower ancestors, The Commons and Pilgrims, and a European conflict context.
City expenditures for May totaled 22,199.80, reflecting a wide range of disbursements from tax offices, police and fire departments, water, street work, and city buildings. The list, reviewed at the regular City Council meeting, covers salaries, insurance, supplies, maintenance, and debt service, amounting to 24,185.30 with several accounts carrying routine yearly obligations.
The article explains stuttering as more than a speech habit, noting inherited emotional instability and chronic issues in speech and play. It advises patience, tailored pace, and avoiding pressure, urging teachers to focus on abilities rather than challenges and to encourage slow, easy tasks.
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