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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1939
Page
4
From Corry Evening Journal, a reprint of a column criticizing the Spanish purge under Franco. It likens it to the French Revolution with ongoing firing squads and mass executions for political opinion. The piece notes thousands executed since peace and questions Allied response and sympathy for the regime’s supporters.
The article notes Japan's blockade of the British concession at Tientsin and similar actions against British and French outposts in China. It argues Japan may aim to drive Western powers from China, though invaders are not yet sure of complete conquest and Chiang Kai-shek's forces hold western provinces with supplies via the south. It warns that a retreat by external powers could enable Japan to dominate East Asia, while reflecting on domestic royal imagery and the ubiquity of leadership.
The Cleveland Toist Company notes a modest recovery mood driven by belief that war may not come soon, coal disputes settled, and rising stock prices. Steel, building, auto, aviation production show activity, while capital flows to productive industries remain limited and unemployment stays a key constraint.
Bruce Catton reports that Clarente Addista Dykstra may be offered the chair of the new Federal Security Agency created by Roosevelt reforms set for July 1. Dykstra’s name has been presented to the President and is expected to receive approval. The agency includes the Social Security Board the National Youth Administration and others.
Postmaster General announces June 24 launch of Airmail on the Northern Great Circle route from New York to Southampton via Shediac Bolwood Newfoundland and Foynes Ireland. A cadet stamp will honor the World's Fairs and major landmarks. the new mailomat device enables stampless letter mailing. France plans 72 stamps in 1938 and other international issues noted including Liechtenstein and Latvia commemoratives.
Corry and Columbus street trolley rate increase set for July 20 with five to seven cent rise. Bell Telephone announces both local and long distance rate hikes. Corry men Omax Chase Guy Saxton Walter Scott Allen Spencer Albert Onnn Donald Graker Ralph Hollis to dock at New Pitts News June 22. Veterans urged to meet for American Legion local chapter. three Corry men return from 52nd Infantry duty. McManon recovering from abdomen wound. Miss Maud Thorntey nurses in Olisville hospital. Paul Phelps back in Cleveland after visit with Phelps family.
A newspaper quiz asks ten questions from general knowledge. Topics include geography history sports language and measurements with clues that prompt readers to check a Classified Page for answers.
Washington report notes the Gigil Service Commission compiled data showing over 200 women work as rural mail carriers across the United States. The finding highlights a shift in postal staffing and gender roles within the service.
A sweep of NBC radio listings notes Ish-Ti-Op! the Indian baritone on NBC Blue at 4 to 4:30 this afternoon with Louis Flores and Josef Honti's orchestra on Long Sweets. Columba Wright and Andre Konteta headlining Columbia and other network features. Margret Speaks sings with the Voice of Firestone. Gracie Allen, John Kieran and Adame on NBC Blue. John Brown radio premiere. Frederic March talks on NBC Blue.
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania, advice on reducing fatigue during chores. It notes lying down uses least energy while standing and bending demand more, stair climbing is highly taxing, and breaks, rest, proper lighting, ventilation, and clothing affect fatigue. Emphasizes mental attitude and practical ways to pace tasks.
Hubert Op perman of Australis sets a 100 mile endurance record in Canberra, completing 1 000 miles in 62 hours 37 minutes, breaking the previous mark by 7 hours 24 minutes.
The source notes a pair of twins born to Mrs. Birdseye Dean within 18 months, extending the family and expanding the household in Newton, Iowa.
June 13 report profiles Pri Hollywood Film Shop highlight Pri man Ma Brodie the bald headed star famed as “hairless wonder.” Once a jockey who earned about $5,000 a year he lost his hair to malaria 21 years ago but claims Hollywood success and a kiss from Miss Bradwa in Heaven on a Shoestring.
A quirky report notes coeds in Louisiana engaging in a chocolate tie duel. The item reflects light gossip and humorous tone about campus traditions and social norms of the era.
A new motor assisted bicycle was exhibited at the Bart's Court motor cycle and bicycle show. It runs on a small engine and can reach about 30 miles per hour, with fuel economy of roughly 10 miles per gallon of gasoline.
In a rural vignette from Long Valley, Bill Brown boasted on his garden stance and elks, with Elm Creek Ranger Stalon observing the elk repeatedly ruining his harvest. A local laments the recurring elk visits, noting the elk depredation after each garden planting.
A garbled diary-like fragment discusses baldness as a personal stock in trade and a successful career tactic. It mentions proof of the actor Britt’s cinematic success and an aunt being part of work since arriving in Hollywood.
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