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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1939
Page
4
Editorial condemns the bituminous coal strike and calls for government mediation to keep workers on the job while ensuring fair treatment. It argues unions have become pawns for unscrupulous traders and urges constructive settlement with responsible leadership to protect public welfare.
Holland weighs compulsory civilian service for 18 year olds and voluntary COC options. Proponents tout moral, physical gains and youth employment protection from six month camps yearly, while critics favor voluntary paths and note CCC style benefits in health morale and education.
In Washington, Congressman Magnuson urges hearings on a constitutional amendment for a nationwide referendum before US armed service overseas. The plan, aimed at addressing antiwar Ludlow concerns, would allow overseas service only with referendum approval, while maintaining current foreign policy mechanisms.
City approved plans by Architect A P Mount for a new municipal building and fire department HQ. Municipal building estimated at 35000 dollars and the fire building at 15000 dollars as preparations begin for Company A’s return service in town. Motte organized Stauhhy school via Jean Meinnles elected officers for the year. Keppel residence barn on Mott Street being razed for upcoming work on Fepres Int Rev Raymond Semindinger to Erie for conference at St Peters Cathedral.
Fragmentary text discusses walking as healthful exercise with quotes on its benefits. It mentions walking as a universal activity and advocates a daily stroll, noting philosophers valued walking and praising three to four miles as a healthy pace.
Hollywood actor Lewis Stone discusses being typecast by his screen role as Judge Hardy in the Andy Hardy series. He notes fans write for legal advice and insist he remain the character in real life, as his identity blends with the role and even with other famous personas like Tarzan performer Johnny Weissmuller.
The verses of Silent Night were written by Joseph Mohr, an assistant priest at Laufen near Salzburg, Austria, with music by Franz Gruber. The song debuted for Christmas at St. Nikolaus parish church in 1818 and spread across Germany before gaining international fame.
NBC Blue and NBC Red offer a star studded Sunday lineup led by Robert Weede and Rose Bampton with RCA headlining the 16th National Music Week opening. Theater and opera names span Sarnoff Atwell Wagner and Bach selections with Mendelssohn's Toronto broadcast, plus new front for Phillips Jewelry and Satta Rosa Independent features. The schedule includes Joan Crawford, Loretta Young, and John Sebastian Bach programs among many other station highlights.
Sic berries fill box in Plant City tale as farmers compare pint berry counts. L. D. Higgins notes a farmer brought a pint with nine berries, weeks later a pint with three berries bottom and three top, yet box appears full.
Mr Singletory, in a fourball, shot seven pars for the first nine holes of the Perry course yet failed to par eight holes. He carded four birdies one par and went over par on the rest.
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