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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1938

Page

4

Scott for Assembly in Erie County district nomination

Walter H. Scott, local attorney and Corry resident active in civic life, enters the Spring primary for State Assembly in the Third District of Erie County. He draws home-town support from both parties and is seen as a strong speaker and persistent worker capable of overcoming a Republican-leaning district. The piece also covers broader international and economic commentary on Franco's Spanish revolt and Roosevelt era credit policy.

Scott GO. P Attorney Stat Erie County

Hollywood Film Extras Rise and Fall in Early Cinema

March 28 article recalls pioneer days of motion pictures and the shift away from extra actors. It lists stars who began as extras including Harold Lloyd Carole Lombard Janet Gaynor Norma Shearer Joel McCrea and Rudolph Valentino as examples. It notes the economic shift toward established stars and stage or radio talent, with recent extras like Sylvia Sidney and Hall Dancey achieving success under producers and directors of the era.

Hollywood Hollywood i Gulehie Thale Weel Harold Lloyd Carole Lombard Janet Gaynor Norma Shearer Joel McCrae Prances Dee Jean Hersholt Sylvia Sidney George Radt Eho Ilyas New York Tured Hella Dancey Frank Lloyd California Lala Montez John Gilbert Lon Cheney Newman Talmadze Ethel Clayton Ibe Astora

Sam Jones Leads Seminoles South in War Resettlement

Leader Sam Jones also called Arpeika guides women and children away from U S forces to a distant settlement. He selects a camping site in Hendry County where posts are burned and ground cleared as part of retreat measures.

Sam Jones Arpeika United States Lile Jones Hendry

TVA Turmoil Spurs Debate Over Morgan Dismissal

Charles P. Stewart surveys President Roosevelts firing of Arthur Morgan as TVA chairman. Congress may remove all three TVA directors, while the legal battle over Morgans status drags on. Norris proposes federal power zones as a broader TVA alternative amid renewed legislative wrangling.

Charles Pp. Stewart Central Press Washington, D. C Roosevelt Arthur HB. Morgen Tennessee Valley Authority TVA Wheither Morgan Congress Charmen Mongan Ody Jean Aight Emir Chaide

Paris Styles Partes and Princesses Guide Couture Abroad

Paris styles and European princesses favor the gray rope gown with brassier top and pleated shirt, imitated by Duchess Theodéta Shonts and Princess Bitelle across fashion scenes. Mentions of mustard yellow ensembles, gray crepe satin options, and evening gowns highlight metropolitian prints and new metal clips.

Atlantic Gitto Bittelo Sixte de Ephithon Parma Duchess of Chaulnes Theodéta Shonts Inghide Paris Bitelle Shilved Gasteta Molyneine Countess de Bretenil Eugene de Rothehill Itis Luist Captain Molyneux

Byrd economy bloc questioned by Senate budget clash

Sena tor Hany Byrd of Virginia leads a cautious economy bloc in Congress. The column argues he would defend strong national defense but doubts federal spending on warships and questions why relief funding is cut while the navy bill grows. It predicts Byrd will resist waste and insists on accountability from private shipyards and government procurement.

Roosevelt Washington Ellie Jay Franklin Hany Byrd Virginia Congress House of Representatives Messare Senate Byrd Quere Navy Yards Privale Yards Navy Navy Yard Newport News Senator Byrd West Virgins United States Steel Tennessee Coal & Tran Benalir Byrd Register and Quibune Syndicate

Twenty Years Ago Taken From the Journal March 28 1918

Reverse delayed letters arrive from Lae Wood Corry boy now in France near the battle zone. Rogers Gillen Inc to occupy a North Senter street building previously used by Inaida meat market. Fence repairs and pavement funding for Hare Creek discussed. Barber Jas Mead to move from Baader building to Rogers Gillen space after April 1. Mrs E G Amders sick with a sprained ankle. Henry Verfurmig injured foot at the depot. Zella York returns from Allegheny College to Easter with parents Pred and Mrs York.

Lae Wood Corry Boy St Soissons France Ey Firm Rogers—Gillen, Inc Senter Street Ineida Good Roais Hare Creek J As Mead Baader Rogers-Gillen

Factographs Narrate City Scale And Capitol Growth

Boston’s scene depicts the nation’s urban giants led by New York City, with Seattle offering a daily broadcast focus. The piece notes bats’ true night vision, mocks the phrase blind as a bat, and laments the frontier shrinking as explorers shift toward Hollywood. It claims Washington’s Capitol expansion pushes the building into the southeast area.

One-Minute Test and History Quiz Answers Reveal Facts

The piece answers questions on Britain's war secretary Poland’s independence in 1918 and its recognition by Versailles, the Kiel Canal’s location near Denmark, and Stradivarius violins made in Cremona on the Po. It notes the best instruments from 1700 to 1725 and clarifies historical origins.

Britain Poland North Sea Baltic Prussa Gemasy Russia Avatria Hungary Kiel Canal Germany Denmark Antonius Stradivarius Wiade Cremona River Norther Waly

Guam’s allegiance rule leaves inhabitants noncitizen

About 20,000 people on Guam owe allegiance to the United States but are not citizens. A provision exists that could allow them to become citizens, but the path is unclear and complex.

Guam United States

Antiseptic Ointment San-Cura Proves Quick Pain Relief

Mrs. Bessie Elia of Hawthorne endorses San-Cura Ointment as a splendid antiseptic remedy for minor sores burns cuts scratches rashes and itching piles. It relieves pain prevents infection and promotes healing available at all druggists.

youlBe Bessie Elia Passale Ave Hawthorne

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