Rearmament Continues Warns Of German Threat
Corry Evening Journal reports on wartime sentiment noting Nazi rearmament and European tensions. The piece compares neighboring nations’ responses and reflects caution toward Hitler while expressing sympathy for German people and concern over recent provocations such as a misleading Oklahoma City incident.
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Fuhrer
Cormany
Germany
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Britain
Jaly
Hitler
Switzerland
Holland
Poland
Wayne township cuts school tax to nine mills
Wayne township School Board reduced property tax from twelve to nine mills and set per capita assessment at four dollars. The move, aimed at easing burdens on property owners, follows rising costs and state requirements. Citizens wonder why Curry Invest en seems to rise while surrounding districts hold steady.
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Board of Education
Wayne Township
Tocal
Wayne Wivnehiy Board
Corry
Collis
Riintry
Best Drivers Change Views on Road Safety
The National Motorists statistician notes drivers are not enemies but aid road safety. From 1927 to 1987 passenger car fatalities rose 17 percent while truck deaths fell 45 percent and motor wagon wrecks dropped 46 percent. Commercial drivers are praised for courtesy and skill on shared roads.
Bruce Catton in Washington May 2 1919 neutrality war debate
Bruce Catton reports on the US neutrality debate in Washington as supporters of Roosevelt era policy urge aiding France and England to curb Germany and Italy. Opponents warn backing France may provoke costly crises while neither Hitler nor Mussolini seeks outright domination.
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Washington
Makkes
Europe
Raymond Leslie Buell
Foreign Policy Association
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Buell
France
England
Germany
Ialy
Messures
Bur Ly
Frederick J. Libby
National Council For the Prevention of War
Hitler
Mussolini
Stamp News Review of 1939-38 Postal Issues
Stamp collectors face tensions from German aggression and territorial expansions leading to new issues. Sudetenland commemorative stamps and Nazi cultural fund levies are noted, alongside the 1988-40 duck stamp design of teal pair. U S post office debates centennial commemoratives for western states and royal visit honors. Also announced is the 1939 United States Specialized Catalog edition edited by Leo August.
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Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Hitler
National Culture Fund
U.S
U. S. Post Office Department
Montana
North
South Dakota
Washington
Department
Ghd
United States
Leo August
Washington Press of
Newark
Tmiumora
Iowa
Twenty Years Ago Token From the Journal Files May 2 1918
Twenty years ago a series of local items from Warren and Corry are noted. A store on East Minstrett was robbed of about $200 prompting police investigation and patrols downtown. A delegation visit on route decisions between Corry and Warren is reported, with Corry favoring Main Street access. A birthday gathering and a bishop's sermon are recorded, along with a funeral in Union City.
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Xone Ja Puryra Nuit
East Minstrett
Warren
Corry
Ida Tarbell Visits Scenes Of Childhood
The article recalls Ida Tarbell visiting her childhood homestead in Jacobs County farm life, noting summers spent at the old maple trees and a hammock between them. She remembers early years near Titusville and travels to the family farm, with reflections on her grandfather, grandmother, and the fire that destroyed the original log house.
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Titisville
Titusville
Tarbell
Rasidenes
NBC Blue and Red radio hosts heavy week lineup preview
A long rundown highlights NBC Blue and Red programs tonight across multiple shows. Julien Brygn and George M. Cohan lead interviews on Inside Story and Information Phase, with Red Skelton and Tom Walleist launching NBC4RE. Other guest lineups include tales from Moss Hart, Mitzi Green, Anna May Wong, and William Marston, plus Taft and Smith debated democracy topics on Foundations of Temocracy.
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Titusville
Sonsa
NBC Blue
Novi Germany
Fred Sullivan
George M. Cohan
Oscar Levent Toke
John Kieran
Frankin P. Adams
Nbcblue
Red Skelton
Tom Walleist
Nbc4re
Moss Hart
Thyra Samlep Winslow
Taylor Holmes
Mex Bakr
Mitzi Green
William Marston
George Jessel
NBC Red
Anna May Wong
Bob Hope
Nbcred
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
T. Y. Smith
Illinois
Columbia Tonight
Benny Goodin
Dubois Plans Military Plane Building Center
Dubois aims to establish a military aircraft plant after government streamlined orders. Promoters seek Wall Street backing for millions and a site at Dubois chosen for proximity to aviation lab Dayton New York and Washington with 700 acres and an unused airfield.
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Dubois
Aviation Laboratory
Dayton
Financial Center
New York
Administra UN Center
Washington
Toledo to Open Aquarium at Zoological Park
The Toledo Zoological Park plans to open a new aquarium on May 20 featuring a streambed built with glass blobs for clear viewing. It houses rainbow, brook, and brown trout in a 1007 fish habitat with 67 inflow links, costing about 20276 dollars.
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Zoological Park
Argentine director Borcouque frames aviation tale in Buenos Aires
Hollywood film veteran Curios Borcouque, after years in Hollywood, wrote and directed Alas de mi Wings of My Country in Argentina. The project highlights Argentine aviation history and premiered with Hollywood style in Buenos Aires, drawing praise for technical quality and national prestige.
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Latin America
Curios Borcouque
Borcouque
Argentino
Barcosque
Soga
Arpentis Sono
Buenos Aires
Borcasque
Argen Yetka
Munro
Frst on earth then comn woman says Hines note
The text argues women are biologically more advanced and healthier, with longer lifespans and greater involvement in development. It contrasts male and female fragility and danger, claiming women are better organized logically and live longer, ending with a quotation fragment about frailty.
Latin American film praised by Buenos Aires papers
La Prensa lauds an Argentine picture as meritorious and boosting Argentine aviation prestige abroad. The piece notes Edgardo and others saw the Latin American success as a triumph not shared by Hollywood peers, criticizing lack of chance for local creators. La Nacion in Buenos Aires echoed similar views.
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Argente Aviation
Allim
Edieor Wiso
Hollywood
Bercosane Coul
Central Americas
la Nacion
Buenos Alres
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