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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1940

Page

4

Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio Highlights

NBC Red network features Gracie Allen and George Burns plus King Tut satire on Colum bia Concert Orchestra and Texaco Star Theatre. Notable guests include Sabu and Al Bernie. Stations air Kay Kyser College of Musical Knowledge and a Public Affairs dramatization We Are a Free People with programs across CBS NBC and Red network.

Hollywood Playhouse Charles Boyer Helen Wood King Arthur Vivien Bretherton Jan Tonignt Louise ‘Massey Harry Whitey Ford Doring Sisters Tan Ford Hatshop NEC Froni Black Lue Blue Kayyser College of Musical Knowledge Virginia Simms Barry Babbitt Sally Mason Haven Macgumrie Martare Tatizert Robert Taylor Miss Lyie North Center Street Omaha Ray Nobleson Grayle Frank Parker Bubbles Halley Lew Lehr Sabu Tadian Ken Murray Hollywood Texaco Star Mitchel! Miller Columbia

Vivien Leigh Poised To Top Hollywood Glamour List

Hollywood watchers in May 1940 see Vivien Leigh poised to become the year’s No 1 glamour girl. With her Waterloo Bridge release and a sensational Romeo and Juliet tour behind her, Leigh rivals include Alice Faye Ann Sheridan and Hedy Lamarr, while Jone Crawford Norma Shearer and Jean Harlow set past standards.

Hollywood Warlouis Can Diduien Max Pictor Makents Vivien Leulis Hedy TaMarr Lion Worma Wiss Vivien Leigh Alice Faye Ann Sheridan Hedy LaMarr Miss Leigh America Factor Joan Crawford Norma Shearer Glam Bow Jean Harlow Alice Page Lillian Russell

Steward Says Uncle Sam Favors Democratic Pan America

Central Preay columnist Charles F. Stewart argues Washington supports a democratic Pan America amid European turmoil. He cites Mexican ambassador Josephus Daniels and Latin nations like Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil, noting anti Nazi sentiment and neutrality in the region while acknowledging mixed German influence in parts of South America.

Charles F. Stewart Washington Pan America Europe New World Mexico Martin Dies Rio Grande Josephus Daniele Mexico City Republic Dios Argentina Uruguay Panama Uncle Sam Dutch West Indies Germany South American Brazil la Patria Degli Italiani Buenos Aires

Stomach Coins Retrieved With Delicate Instruments

A medical society item describes foreign coin removal from the stomach using tiny tools. Adults and children alike swallow coins though the stomach proves a poor bank for such objects. The procedure involves a pimgoscope and careful extraction to avoid harm. Also notes common error to avoid in writing.

Buhl Orly Slomauh Stieg Tanigett

World War II era European situation and American stance

The piece surveys Allied and German moves in Belgium France and Britain with cautious optimism about British French resilience, cautions against propaganda, and urges calm in the U S. It notes Hitler Mussolini dynamics, warns of potential strikes on London or Paris, and calls for continued vigilance and unity. It includes travel risk notes about Americans abroad and urges safe return from danger zones.

HORI Gon Pittsburgh Hidy Phila Corry Cartier English Channel Paris Britain France Reynaud Aclus Belgium Berlin Polley Hem Frince London Poland Denmark Norway Holland Hitler Arousta Art Eumpe Hiller Frederick Mussolini Germany U. S

Daily Quiz How Many Can You Answer

A scrambled quiz item asks seven questions from a classified page. It includes city nicknames, British numeration, GOP meaning, Georgia capital choices, first U.S. Treasury secretary, animals, Thailand’s former name, Johnson impeachment, passport requirements for Canada, and the year Martin Luther posted his 95 theses.

Georaty Cothioninus Aidanta Savannah Athens Treasury Thailand Andrew Johnson United States Canada Martin Thud Fur

Knights of Pythias Degree Event At State Assembly

Over three knights of Pythias from this district attended an impressive degree work at the State Army last evening with the Jamestown lodge degree team in charge of the work.

Knights of Phythias Jamestown Lodge

Fragmentary Factographs From An Odd Text Fragment

The readable bits describe a sub treasury site in New York City with a jail like stockade and executive spaces, then stray observations on growth, linoleum coloring terms, a Wright brothers reference, and scattered names and places including St Peters and St George's. The text is garbled and incomplete with no clear news event or date.

Sub-Treasury New York City Wright Brothers Bie Airlines

Mehior Club Organizes At Miss Puller’s Home

The Mehior club organized at Miss Myrtle Puller’s home on Stith Street with officers elected: Mrs. Cora Smith president, Miss Myrtle Fuldep vice president, and Elizabeth Ranney secretary. Mrs. Frank Brigham died yesterday at Corry Hospital. Elizabeth Gifford died at her son’s home on West Main Street. The Hoy, Rake magazine edited by Billy Marin and Arch Bristow at Garland 16 off the press. Young friends of Nw Ros Fehlmin visited her home on North Cobbs Street. Auguste DeMaur, who runs a shoe shine stand near the Traction building, will undergo eye surgery overseas.

Mehior Club Myrtle Puller Ast Stith Street Lab Cora Smith Myrtle Fuldep Wice Eizabeth Ranney Elizabeth Gifford Hier Son Ploy Gifford West Main Street Hoy Rake New Magazine Billy Marin Arch Bristow Garland Pitteen Ros Fehlmin Cobs Street Auguste DeMaur Tractionuilding

Auto Quiz No 5 Answers and Claims

The quiz notes that most vehicle accidents involve cars in apparently good condition. It cites ages 18 to 19 as most dangerous, with high accident rates for under 20 and over 60. It warns against bungled first aid and explains Merverized fabrics as yarns treated with caustic soda to gain luster and strength while increasing absorbency.

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