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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1941

Page

4

Getting Garden Conscious Again East and West

A discussion contrasts Pacific defense, Japan's warned hostility toward Britain and the United States, and the need to curb war materiel exports. It covers naval strategy, the Atlantic defense gap, and the stance of democracy in wartime policy amid Spain Italy and Franco.

East Far East Fae Beer Britain United States Sam Japan Pacific Atlantic Western Pacific Bea Duce Duns Italy Spaln Franco Spain

Stewart Says Labor Fears Civil Rights Clash in Defense Setup

Central Prem Columnist Charles B Ithwart argues labor is uneasy about federal civil rights scrutiny within defense programs. He cites AFL leaders and CIO chief allies, warns of FBI overreach, and suggests wartime measures risk labeling workers as traitors under a tightened security regime.

Stewart Charles B. Ithwart Prem TRON Tinta Wiseiam Green American Federation of Labor Philip Mure Tuy Congress of Instige Justice Department Federal Bureau of Investigation J. Bulgar Haver TBE Tom Walsh George W. Norris William Borsh Henry F. Ashurst Burton KK. Wheeler Smith W. Brookhart Bureau Ind Ttag Charles Bans Hughes Harlan F. Stone Weilx Frankfurter Foundation American Free Institutions Federal Supreme Bench Hughes Hoover Edgar Hoover Huevy M. Daugherty William Burns Bureau Wink Roosevelt TBL Defense Industry Sauoteurs Liem Fon Labor Warreurs Tejit

Scott's Scrap Book Felt Hats Made Partially From Milk

Scott's Scrap Book notes an odd fashion fact, reporting that felt hats are being produced partly from milk. The item presents a curious material sourcing claim and hints at experimental textile processes of the era.

Daily Quiz: Questions from a classified page

A scrambled quiz page lists ten questions spanning literature, history, and general knowledge. Items include identifying a play adaptation from Bouillon sketches, naming a war song, completing proverbs, woodpecker species, film industry slang, ginger product, and a US statesman assassination reference, with a postal rate question at the end.

Boulhinon Dhillant Siang Ming Ars Leon Gvalgosa

Daily Dozen on Mental Health and Global Conflicts

Fragmented text outlines headlines about emotions and child development, warnings on nervousness and sanity, and a scattered note on geopolitical shifts. It hints at press influence, personal identity, and women’s roles, then shifts to potential alliances among Britain, Turkey, Italy, and the axis powers, with mentions of Stalin and Russia.

Russia Italy Stalin Mugin Turkey Britain

Methods To Eliminate Crop Surpluses Studied By Agriculture Dept

Washington reports on a push to study new methods for reducing crop surpluses. Dr. Henry G. Knight testified before the House Appropriations Committee that increased markets are needed for 747,000 tons of 12 vegetables including cabbage onions and tomatoes. He cited possible uses such as industrial products and preserved foods, recommending rapid development of low cost processes and emergency funding for centralized frozen-food operations and laboratory needs beginning next July.

Washington Mar Selentina Agriculture Departmen’s Easter Regional Laboratory AL Wymancore Henry G. Knight Bureau US Agricultural Eemistry and Engineering House Appropriations Committee Knight Tresacr Atdailion Felphis Laboratory

Kiss the Boys Goodbye scenes draw storm of kisses and history

Hollywood notes salute the saga of Kiss the Boys Goodbye with Mary Martin and Don Ameche racing through daily kiss counts and weather delays. Elizabeth Patterson as Aunt Lily Lou, a Tennessee matron, teases General Lee’s chair while recalling Civil War links and a Dixie welcome to the visiting stars.

Han Mary Marfin Don Amerhe JCISS Iss Elizabeth Patterson Ameche Oscar Levant General Lee Miss Patterson Tennessee United Daughters of the Confederacy Lily Lou Lily Lou Ameche and Levant

Twenty Years Ago Journal Files March One

Twenty years ago city timeman Jock Alexander fell from a pole at Center and Washington streets around 10 o clock, likely fatally injuring himself. Miss Boyd, assistant superintendent of Corry hospital, planned to return this morning. Local society notes list residents visiting Jamestown and attending theater, with brief mentions of club meetings and staff changes.

Jock Alexander Center Washington Streets Boyd Corry ‘Hospital Sindivich

Washington's price hawk Leon Henderson heats up defense control

Leon Henderson, a forceful economist and unofficial adviser, rose from Carnegie Tech to head price control for defense materials. A wartime disruptor with a blunt style, he clashed with NRA leadership, influenced WPA policy, and pressed industries like scrap iron and lumber to cut prices. He juggled multiple federal roles while amassing private investments.

Washington Day Kashington Leon Henderson Harry Hopkins Defense Commission Henderson

Beauté end Lie Burns traced to 1560 antique placename

Facts span 26 St Apyralas Place nexus to 1560. William F Oyneh led a 1898 Jordan Dead Sea expedition. Lynch claimed first shoreline soundings at Dioguwea. Remnants of General Kennedy home near Lancaster Kentucky. Varied notes on species and tomatoes history plus a puzzling cultural fragment about marriages and bracelets. Ambivalent civic references and scattered archival mentions follow.

William F. Oyneh Jordan Lynch Dioguwea

Mystery of Four Year Office Manager Banishes Chairs

A fragmented report from a Kansas office recounts a manager who spent four years in charge, transferring departments, banning chairs, and forcing staff to stand at desks. The piece notes his unusual methods and lack of explanation for the abrupt changes.

Dolans Cart

Pragueall Nythine Ta 20 or so in Le High school

Fragmentary OCR reads about students or figures tied to Pragueall Nythine Ta 20 and Le High school with references to Uberttvt States and Germany. The text is garbled but suggests a statistic or comparison and a comment by Colier'y about Bas 12 and approximately 3 per.

Astrological Play Picks From Helene Paul

New York readers learn zodiac based theater tastes from astrologist Helene Paul. Capricorn prefers earthbound dramas while Aquarius favors airplanes and Egyptology. Pisces enjoy detective stories, Gemini seeks musicals, Virgo leans to labor dramas, Scorpion to crime underworld, and Sagittarius to biographical or religious themes. The star forecasts face scrutiny after earlier sensational prophecies failed to materialize.

George Tucker New York Heleiie Paul

Hospital Coordination Between Carlson and Morrison Alliance

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate hospital or caregiving coordination involving Carlson Morrison and a Mrs. Pin Mary Five. The text mentions a house or site described as a hospital facility and indicates urgency or a transfer relation. No clear events, dates, or roles are fully stated.

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