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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
4
A discussion led by J. J. Van Devanter of Iron Age argues machines create more jobs, citing autos from 1929 to 1937 increasing man weeks per car. The piece questions applicability to other industries and notes rising unemployment and reduced spending amid broader impact on society.
An excerpted Berlin article argues aerial bombardment serves racial selection and social hygiene. It claims densely populated poor areas will be targeted to identify and sterilize the neurotically unfit, revealing selective justice for a supposed healthier race.
A loosely connected record of a six person chat by the water, blending humor and philosophy. The speaker reflects on work, fate, and small-town routines as tides shape daily concerns.
A sweeping monopoly investigation will be led by Assistant Attorney General Pharman Arnold with a heavy New Deal brain trust. Leon Henderson and Reed College president Dexter Keezer join NRA and WPA figures to shape the economic side, while lawmakers back the inquiry with a Roosevelt era mandate.
Reported injuries from yesterday include a motorcyclist near Gerland with a leg and ankle injury and a left leg wound. A wartime committee is formed to present local manufacturer cases to the War Industries Board. A Signal Corps member spoke on camp Fremont duties. Others include a broken leg from a wrestling mishap and a newborn son born to Mr and Mrs Frank Sperry of East Pleasant Street on June 17.
The passage surveys Paris style trends focusing on jewelry and novelty trinkets from Paris dressmakers. It notes exotic accessories such as gadets and knick knacks, contrasting modern fashion with Socratic wit and concerns about economic limits.
Columnist Jay Franklin Washington recalls the 1930s relief program battles, arguing that politics in relief undermine aid. He notes ten senators push for an inquiry into alleged graft and state machine influence, advocating a nonpartisan, nationwide probe.
A fragmented report notes a renewed interest in necklaces, brooches, clips, and bracelets, describing the return of vintage styles and feminine accessories. It mentions chain pieces, pendants, and decorative pottery items influencing today’s fashion tips and jewelry choices.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a chaotic scene as authorities confront a stalled global situation. The text hints at international leaders, a ceasefire request, and widespread concern over continued disruption.
The narrative recalls young Andrew Jackson at 13 fighting near Lancaster South Carolina in 1780 and being struck on the throat by a British officer. The injury, described as a lifelong mark, fueled his hatred of Britain and framed his later rise as a military hero in New Orleans. The piece notes a 1870 U.S. stamp depicting Jackson.
Fragmented text reports on a debate within the Medical Society of Pennsylvania and a Chicago figure proposing reforms. It notes arguments about hospital births, newborn care, and the transfer of opinions on obstetric practices.
Actress Gloria Stuart says most blondes are cowards and she fears danger though she plays brave roles in Meridian 71212. She recalls near misses and a horse incident that left her terrified and avoiding camping and hunting.
A fragment suggests poetry aims to keep the mind open to unseen realms and the test of time. It hints at a toad as symbol or image within a broader function of poetry to access deeper experiences beyond ordinary sight.
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