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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1941

Page

4

Washington rebukes Jesse Jones in war talk clash

The article reports on Jesse Jones facing sharp rebuke in congressional testimony amid isolationist sentiment during lease lend debates. It notes President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt responses, with Jones accused of mouthing war rhetoric. White House stance remains cautious and critics question Mrs. Roosevelt remarks on dying for some things.

Charles P Stewart Central Frean Cohunniat These Jones Commerce Peere Fairy Lakse Fedora Town Tov Anid Ekport-Import Bank Hgh Jesse House of Representatives’ Banking Committee FD. R Washington Hig Stern B.D. R Hunter College Jesse Jones White House Evie Tilera

Scott's Scrap Book Entry Hurriedly Scribbled Note

A fragmentary 19th century snippet references a railway theme and dated marks such as 1835 and 1865, with scattered names and numbers. The unreadable OCR portion appears to catalog a periodical or scrapbook item titled Scott's Scrap Book and includes stray indicators of dates and rail related words.

Dried Egyptian Mummy Used as Medieval Cure-All by Europeans

A historical note details Europeans in the Middle Ages using dried mummy from Egyptian tombs as a universal remedy. It cites widespread belief in its healing properties and reflects medieval medical practices and exchanges between civilizations.

Egypeian

Roaming notes hint at new grocery and local changes

A fragmentary column from Corry notes rumors of a new grocery store in the Morton block at Spring and South streets by April 1, while local realtors say nothing is available to rent. It mentions remodeling homes into duplex apartments, a tribute to party host Jimmy Lonergan, legal matters, and various community updates including theater openings and street incidents.

Dupley Frank M Jack Loveland Porter Ci9 Walter L. Peake Union City Draft Board Harper's Ruth Harkness Ruth McCombs Titusville Panda Fame South America Richard Crascutt Jimmy Lonergan Orice Morton Downey SRT Barbera Bennett Beth Carrol Hie Loval Corry Eucat isMop John Merk Gannon Co. A Keleher Walereen Lawrince ‘Thomas California Pacific Coast Jacke Holller Los Angeles Jean Vogt A.B. Ebrler Nori Ress U. S. Army Reserve Corps Fort Belvoir Var Fig Metrical Corps Sues J. 9 Halenti Baventage St. Edward's Hall Nellie Harold Cilbert West Church Siresh Erle Waller Shaw North East Willy

County Board halts free spend to aid Erie airport

Taxpayers across the county approved the board's decision to reject Erie city's request for financial help toward expanding the Erie airport. The commissioners formally kept the current Severnmill rate, avoiding new tax assessments or large county subsidies while considering options for countywide airfield aid.

Board of County Commissioners City of Erie Gobbins

Power and Democracy in a Global Ocean Way

The piece argues that sea power links Britain and America in defending world democracy and freedom. It claims oceans act as highways for transport and warships, tying together empire and republic through merchant and naval strength. The writer envisions a future world order built on shared language culture and economic systems.

Britain America Twen United States Gulf of Mexico Bethe West

Daily Quiz Questions From Clawellied Page

A typo riddled quiz lists ten questions on varied topics from etymology to U.S. tax law. It asks about a вод water- possum, signers of independence, Roman numerals CLIX, federal income tax, world telephone numbers, labor standards act, American jockey champion 1940, and origin of the name Knudson.

Benjamin Franklin Thomas Jeferson George Washington Knudson Gerimit Mount Vartion Commonwealth of Virginia

Fragmented text on comparing authorities and democracy

Fragmentary OCR style note discusses comparing two authorities and the reliability of Webster as a source. Mentions fate of the world and democracy. Implies a tired weary speaker and critiques of wealthy power.

Webster

Fragmented Global Discourse On Destiny And Power

A foreign speaker at the Motary Institute of Vaderstanains fit Diinois bids listeners consider humanity’s fate and United States influence. The talk contrasts imperial aims with the need for peace, questioning powerful nations’ ability to honor duty and trust in a changing world.

Beauty of American cities and progress themes in 1900s text

A fragmented 1900 era piece extols American beauty and modern progress. It highlights clean streets and wall passages, busy shoppers, and advertising’s role in urban charm while imagining future expansion and rubber demand shaping industry.

Germany Faces Food Freedom Crisis Anew In 1941

AP reports based on official German diet tables and US Agriculture analyses show Germany’s average daily calories near 3,866 per person in 1927, with later reductions, and warn of a rising crisis in fats by July 1st driven by wartime imports. Experts say production may fall mid-summer, though Reich food officials have conserved supplies well.

Germany Morgan M. Beatty Washington Nusis United Fitates Department AS Stoulturs Roosevelt Daly Reich Food Estate

Unclear text on hair types and race descriptions

Fragmentary OCR notes describe hair colors and textures among races with biased terms, mentioning Europeans Mongols Latins and native groups. The fragment includes phrases about hair being straight wavy or woolly and a list of color descriptors.

Max Roidien Willy

Twenty Years Ago In Prim Journal Files March 1 21

Twenty years ago Prim Journal reports a death in Daytona Florida Loyd Mutts son of Mr and Mrs W Ed Mash dies this morning. Plans drawn for fine residences including a bungalow for Frank Parsons. New names for W Crawford of Warren and Clifford Wadsworthy of Warren added. Military notes mixed with local events. Weather record shows total annual snowfall and related figures.

Prim Journal Loyd Mutts W. Ed Mash Daytona Mla A.B. Mounts Frank Parsons Mr. Mount W. Crawford Warren Clifford Wadsworthy

Man Stabbed Near Heart Leaves Hospital

Robert Cajipcin, 39, of Novi Union Street, remained hospitalized after a stab wound near the heart but survived treatment. Hubbard, 22, of Nor Urnon Street, was arrested and charged with assault in the second degree, before Judge William McDermott in police court. The incident occurred at an upper floor of Dolor and Sullivan streets. authorities note the wound narrowly missed the heart while the attacker was restrained.

Vlean Snaren Robert Cajipcin Novi Union Strevl Pronels Hubbard Nor Urnon Sirett Assibll Cegrey William McDermott Ab Dolor and Sullivan Streets Pollen

Fragmentary 1814 notes on race and politics in the era

The text presents fragmentary, eraJuxtaposed remarks about race, politics, and social groups in 1814. It references Gard Vikt By Sommer, a socialist group, and mentions Antony Thibie, Buckmaster, and the Wiss Bnokw Line amid vague claims of racial distribution and labor. The disjointed lines imply historical debate and social contention without a clear narrative or dateable event.

Sommer Martin Heyer Calehes Jenn Andy Ant Ness

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