Stewart Says Stattinius Job May Augur Well For His Future
Charles P Stewart argues in Central Press column that diplomatic Washington remains unusually busy with embassies. He notes ministers from poorer European nations struggle financially while Lord Lothian stands out as a cheerful exception amid broader Latin American unease about totalitarianism. Stettinius’s defense commission role fuels speculation he could be a presidential candidate in four years, given his top lawyer and industrial background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Stattinius
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Maine
Atlantic City
Poland
Lord Lothian
Hitleriam
Stermains
Edward R. Stettinius
New Defense Commission
United States Steel
Stettinius
Stottinius
Steel Corporation
Italy No Longer Exists As a Nation, Says Ex- columnist
Jay Franklin, former Journal columnist, argues Mussolini’s Italy is dissolved as a sovereign state under Nazi power. He predicts Europe’s war will become a world conflict, with American involvement and a collapse of European institutions if fascist rule persists. He laments loss of Latin heritage and calls for vigilance to defend freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Jay Franklin
Columnniist
Ily
Hiller
Franklin
Stilletto
Imuce
France
Dora
Mussolini
Hitler
Gestapo
Muscolla
United States
Russia
Japan
Germany
Enope
Europe
Musolini
Hho
Mussolini Dhaugar Tel
Endin
Sunset Eleviston Vision Of Future Television
An article discusses future TV and lighting advances inspired by Westinghouse engineer Samuel G Hibben. It envisions large wall screens displaying sunsets sunrises and artwork, lamps projecting dynamic imagery, health benefits from radiation, and improved home heating and drying through new lighting technologies, amid cautious remarks on capitalism and rapid modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Hibben
Westinghouse
MeHibren
Hai
Books Donated to Corry Public Library Memorial List
Memorial books are donated to Corry Public Library in memory of E. L. Morrow. Donations include A New Anthology of Modern Poetry by Rotman from Mr and Mrs A C Lyons, What to Listen for in Music Copland from Cinny Lyons, and Temporary American Playwrights Mantle from Mrs May McCormick and Mrs Prances Schmidt. Other new books purchased include Chad Hanna by Walter Ed Monde, Dark Memory by Latimer, A Smattering of Ignorance Levant, How to Read a Book Adler, Inside Europe Gunsher War Edition, The World Is Like That Noris, Of Human Kindness Mitchell. Chad Hanna is a novel in the Hurk Pinn tradition by the author of Drums Along the Mohawk. Chad Hanna centers on a village hotel, a conspirator in the underground highway, and a quest that drives the hero to leave his town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinassan
Corry Publi Library
E. L. ‘Morrow
Rotman
A.C. Lyons
Copland
Cinnie Lyons
Mantle
May McCormick
Prances Schmidt
Chad Hatina
Zd |Manus
Latimer
Levant
Adler
Europe
Noris
Mitchell
Chad Hanna
Walter Ed
Chad
Indemu Chaner
Che
Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio
Radio listings center on CBS NBC and NBC Blue programs with Kate Smiths Hour Cities Service Concert Don Ameche and Roberta and a special broadcast of Lessons From Abroad by the Assistant Secretary of War Louis Johnson from Harvard. The notes mention guest stars Jeannette Nolan John McIntyre Rudy Vallee and Laurence Olivier and describe a forthcoming Lunch eon at the Waldorf with Dr Ray and Miss Chasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Kate Smith
Johnny Presents
NBC
Don Ameche
America
Laurence Olivier
Olivier
Revecca
Vivien Leigi
England
Arditi
Taiellle Manner
Thayer
My Daddie
Harlinig
Ross Graham
Rodgers and Hart
Granain
Eric
Coates
Frank Black
Cities Service
Masseniet
Curlc Scott
Castes
Ger Mish
Cook
Kern
Rodgers Rae
Don Aimeche
Claire Trevor
Tinis
Loui Johnson
Harvard Business School
Columbia Network
Eliot House
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Pantie Ray
the Lite Chit
Ika Chase
the Waldorf
Nbc-Blue
Ray
New York
Miss Chate
Hollywood Film Shop Referee Row Sparks Boxing Licence Fight
Hollywood fans see actress Ann Sheridan defend boxing support for Mrs. Belle Martel in a dispute over referee credentials under California state boxing supervision. Sheridan notes Martel’s competence and calls for allowing her to referee matches while recounting Martel’s long involvement with boxing through her husband and coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Belle Martel
Los Angeles
Etalp Athletic Commission
Etty
Cagney
Daily Quiz Questions From Oswalfird Page
A chaotic OCR style quiz lists ten questions on comics, history, geography, and film, including origins of a strip, a coup de grace, St Lawrence waters, Crispus Attucks, and birth of a nation producer, with multiple garbled spellings and mis-typed prompts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswalfird
Mfatt and
Jette
St. Lawrence
Crispus
Tadignapolis
Ught Oy Sound
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files June 14 1920
Readable items note W A Paver selling a mahogany cased player piano and violin. Harding nomination for president reported by United Press before outside papers reached Cory residents. Rex theatre steel work to begin soon. Corry team beat Titusville 6 to ? then lost to Queen City 4 to 3. Stephen Blakeslee dies at home. Automobile party heads to State College and Clearfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Journal
United Press
Cory
Tully
Rex Theatre
Rogers Company
Billy Welsh
Corry Vine
Titusville
Queen City
Begis
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania a feature on motor automatisms and related behaviors. It explores why people engage in repetitive actions such as chewing gum and other fidgeting, linking these habits to nervous tension and stomach rhythm, noting how routine activity can soothe nerves and aid digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Far-Reaching Folklore and Wildlife Notes From Eskimo Lore
A fragmented passage discusses the historical uses of the 'olson as a food and practical resource for centuries, noting a rapid decline in its population within a generation of European hunting methods. It also mentions snowshoe rabbits of Alaska and their winter adaptations, and references landscapes including Lake Louise and other notable sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cade
Awithin
Alaska
Firebox 6199 Stolen During Philadelphia Crash
Police search for Firebox No 6199 after a traffic accident in Philadelphia. Witnesses say amid the chaos a poster box or firebox may have been taken. Authorities urge public help in locating the missing item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gan Rau Seer Wontas
Wren
Washington Administration
Filler
Scandinavia
Holland
Belgium
Latin America
Stalin
New World
Edward Stet
Scott
Sgrap
Joan Teeaye
Pak
Cis
Tregedy
Dewolt
R.j.scott
India
Panama
Library, News
PAX & Figgas
el Paso
KROD
CBS Net
Total
Radin
Jeanette Nolan
John McIntyre
Rudy Vallee
Paul Laval
Vox Pep Boys
Jer-Bar
Gen
Rosemary
Christian de
Genny
Gartner
Arthur
AL Pearce Gange
Bryan
Laurette Filbrandt
Anthony
Hollywood Film Shop
Alexander Icaln
United Press Stater Respiudent
Touvay
Jimmy Cammey
Wea Carte
Calais
Wii
Marist
Isa Darmbe
Cart
Mantaenia
Daily Quiz
W. A. Paver
West Main Street
Wilot
Stephen Blakeslee
W. H. Coand
Merrill Wilcox
Fred Kinley
John S. ‘Rogers
Ramsey
Roger
Rogers
Slate College
Clearfield
State College
Mediterranean
Lake Louse
Sans
Alberta
Gan
Daiela
Tee Sau
Tony Jackson
Essex
Dial
Bitar
Tone-tay
Walmato
Weeted
Haw Grand Patro
Wilkinstron
Alton
Grvand
Patro Alexander
Piltston
Veal
Shou
Irs
Tama Sey
Lamb Minor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!