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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1939

Page

4

We the People eye reorganization bill politics and patrons

The article laments passage chances for a House approved reorganization bill as the Senate resists. It notes 1937 momentum, shifts in party support, and the role of civil service and patronage in shaping federal staffing. It argues Senate restraint may shield patronage while budget cuts threaten jobs.

House of Representatives Senate Glibuelev Sam Rayburn Texas White House House Civil Service Congress Hanes Senator Glass Bank Glass Judge Roberts Byrd-Glass Machine Billy

Senate urged to approve governor's appointees soon

Democratic leaders condemn delays in confirming Governor James Adams and Warren county attorney John Siggins to state posts. They urge immediate Senate action, praising Adams as a top abatement expert and Siggins as a qualified Public Utility Commission member. The piece argues confirmations reflect good sportsmanship and party rehabilitation.

State Senate Rolding Arthur James Lynn Adaims John Siggins Warren County Public Utility Commission Adams Siggins Senate Pennsylvania

Charley McCarthy Debut Draws 150000 Ticket Requests in NYC

Radio fans flocked to Charley McCarthy's New York debut on the Chase and Sanborn show as NBC organized a special mail corps after more than 150,000 applications were refused. The broadcast from Radio City included Don Ameche Dorothy Lamour Edgar Bergen Helen Hayes and others with Bergen describing the ventriloquist act and the lifelike dummy McCarthy.

Charley McCarthy Charley New York City Journal Lawrence T. Berliner New York Chase & Sanborn National Broadcasting Company Radio City Don Amecie Dorothy Lamoult Edgar Bergen Helen Hayes Richard Hayden Donald Dickson Beatrice Pairfax Theroveloro

Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files March 14 1919

A compilation of notes from 1919 reports: Murray Olds returns from overseas to Camp Mills. Rita Jaighter and Mrs Porter named as Navy Reserves enrollment secretary candidates. Meinnes Steel to operate on a curtailed basis with hopeful outlook. Victory Loan campaign begins April 21 for three weeks with a $350,000 quota. Rosy Feldman arrives from overseas. Sargeant Feldman sent to Camp Merritt after landing at Hoboken. Nathan J Kiser dies at 69. Mrs OL Ly Thomas Route 6 noted. A small fire causes minor damage. various local visits and travel notes, including Mrs Anthony Lite’s Pittsburgh trip.

Cagney and Hart Involved In Film Set Wrapping By-Product

Hollywood insiders describe actors Cagney and George Hart as top stars. on Warner Brothers stage for Each Dawn Die the duo’s wrapping twine craft produced miles of material deemed poor quality but photographically useful. The by‑product filled a set corner, while packaging and twine machinery dominated the shoot as crews reinforced footing and coordinated action scenes.

Hollywood Cagney George Hart Warner Brothers Studio Warnes Brothers Casey Raft Tiny

Australia hunts oil amid new rotary drilling plans

Report claims Australia pursues oil stakes with advances in rotary drilling plants soon after a United States sighting. Government indicates push to grow energy capacity with recent budget allocation of 567,000 for key projects.

Australia United States

Indian mounds studied near Cleveland reveal ancient mine builders

Fragmentary notes describe archeologic work in Cleveland and northern areas. Researchers suggest early tribes living 26,000 years ago contributed to mound construction and mining activity. The text mentions hope for further study and possible identification of material origins.

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Bruce Catton in Washington on stockpiling vital materials

In Congress a plan to spend 100 million dollars over four years to build national stores of essential materials not produced domestically. The program targets 17 materials with shortages and 20 more needing close monitoring, funded by 25 million annually for four years, plus studies by the Bureau of Mines and Geological Survey to map resources and plan exploitation if needed.

Washington Mar Congress United States Army and Navy Munitions Board Ebert Thomas Utah Senate Andrew May Kentucky House Secretaries of War Navy Tressury Interior and Commerce Departments America Bureau of Mines Geological Survey Cockinutt Stell

Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania

Essay questions why folk remedies and superstitions persist to treat illness. It cites jars, socks, buckeyes, room hangings, and buried strings as beliefs believed to ward off disease, questioning whether such acts distract from real symptoms or shift the burden to superstition.

The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania Michelic Mt Facy

Great Grandfather's Name Lost in Ancestral Silence

A reflective verse laments forgotten family history as the speaker debates whether great grandfathers shared names like Bill or John. He notes a wounded ancestor at Braddock's defeat who fought with Washington, yet laments widespread indifference to lineage and identity.

Great Grandfather Braddock Washington Bill John Henry Clair Chisee Nevovecred

Woman retires after long service with Central Vermont Railway

Misa Mary Murphy retired on a pension from the Central Vermont Railway after thirty years and nine months of continuous service in the Lip and Ling department at St Albans Vermont. Her record marks the longest tenure for a woman in New England railroading.

St, Albans Misa Mary Murphy Central Vermont Railway Wather New England Lip Andling

Kidney Diuretic Ad Promotes 25 Cent Test

An old advertisement touts Bukela as a kidney diuretic to “eliminate excess acid and waste.” It promises a relief in four days if the 25 cent trial is purchased at Relater'd Brug Store with contact number M416-2125.

Relater'd Brug

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