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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1940
Page
4
An article fragment discusses Nazi aims for Lebensraum and German population growth under Hitler, noting the regime’s drive for annexed territories and the impact of war on resources. It also covers a cold, snowy winter with heavy precipitation, suggesting hardship yet overall national resilience.
A mixed NBC Red and NBC Blue lineup features Alec Templeton Time at 9 30 with Debussy and Pelendshin duets, plus Tommy Riggs and Bethy Louwil on Quaker Variety Show. NBC schedules include True or False at 8 30, The Voice of Pirestone with soprano Margarets Speaks, and Cantor 1. The Carnation Concert Hour at 10 follows Dance music by Sammy Kaye. On NBC Blue a National Radio Forum debate airs 6 10:30 with Senators B Schwellenbach and Robert A. Taft. Columbia broadcasts Hedda Hopper's Hollywood, Blondie, and Lux Theater. Tomorrow features Polk Music, Aldous Huxley review, Kay Kyser quiz, and Florida beauty girl contest notes.
The Hopmclan Braves show fearless play as early baskets tally for their side. Aris and Hudntliog Riverstilesmshes lead the effort, with key support from Wee Lee and others as the crowd cheers.
Washington officials contemplate the census and reapportionment as the 1940 questions loom. Constitutional rules clash with delays and political inertia, with President Roosevelt and Representative Dunn debating timing. The direct presidential primary faces erosion as reform talk fades amid campaign focus.
A scrambled quiz page asks ten questions about history sports nature geography and politics. It includes references to Homer legends Tutwday Norcomutten Springs national parks and the 1929 Depression year questions test general knowledge with garbled OCR text and asks about the original U S Constitution articles and a road safety incident with a train.
Fragmentary lines reference the Medical Society of Pennsylvania and seasonal imagery. The piece blends verse about March and spring with scattered phrases about health, children, and memory, creating a whimsical collage rather than a clear report.
U S 3-cent Pan American Union commemorative marking the Union’s 50th anniversary will debut at first-day sale in Washington on April 13. The Botticelli painting Three Graces design symbolizes friendship among North South and Central American nations. The Twain Famous Americans stamp also released for first-day sale. Philippines Indies issues include six new postage values in two designs featuring Queen Wilhelmina and live scenery.
A garbled 1920 intake notes Curry-Jamestown Manufacturing Company begins operations with 15 workers, aiming for 100. Mrs. Téa Bleeth Johnson dies at home. Raymonds organize a baseball team with new uniforms. A train wreck delays Rail No. 8941. several local figures suffer minor injuries. Misc items mention city clerk and forgotten city stories.
Pennsylvania Democrats believe Franklin Roosevelt would poll stronger than any other potential nominee and could help hold party power in 1940. Allegheny County leads in enthusiasm for a third Roosevelt term, with many politicians hoping his renomination ensures victories for federal and local offices. They argue a Roosevelt ticket could restore support after 1936 losses and boost prospects for Democratic gains in county and municipal races.
Hollywood report notes Bill Boyd known as Hoppy is nearing his seventh anniversary in the role. He has never lost a gun fight or missed a hair, credited with over 90 westerns and steady box office. He plans another season of six horse operas from his Malibu ranch, staying true to the West and his young fans.
Federal WPA payments reach an estimated 120 million dollars monthly to project workers and families. Harrington notes most wages cycle into local merchants, groceries and utilities, supporting roughly 0.0 workers and dependents while boosting trade and related industries.
A garbled OCR fragment references Barbs Adelphia next June with people and a chat, Des Moines water engineers tackling bathtub rings, and a censored tone about weddings and British soldiers. It also mentions hockey last month, Sweden not sending troops, and Finland, with several unclear phrases.
An advertisement style note promotes a lemon juice based remedy called Ru-Ex or Ru Ex Compound for rheumatic neuritis and related pains. It promises quick relief, suggests mixing with water, and asserts a money back guarantee.
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