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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1938
Page
4
A harsh critique of Joe Guffey as the architect of Democratic defeat in Pennsylvania. The piece argues Guffey’s ambition and actions have fractured unity, leaving no true Democratic Party leadership while warning against his influence shaping party fortunes and loyalty. It labels Guffey as the central underminer of Democratic success and calls for his removal to revive party cohesion.
Arkansas cotton planter B A Jijimenn says his Chincre plantation fully mechanized saves more than 40 percent of product cost. He uses land plows, weeders, a chopylig machine, and a Rust mechanical picker. He argues machinery will save the South, though reports show over 400 workers displaced.
A Washington dispatch analyzes President Roosevelt’s Pan American policy and the push for continental solidarity. It argues the aim is internal cooperation and economic cultural ties rather than a formal military alliance, citing Lima talks and broader regional readjustments with Mexico Canada Chile and Brazil.
A new police school has opened at Swarthmore College sponsored by public service groups. Courses include civil government criminology gun practice and self defense to train locally for public safety duties.
John T. Flynn surveys the reciprocal trade pact with Britain and other nations. He argues the agreement centers on self interest, not politics, and focuses on agriculture, especially wheat, and the potential impact on U.S. cotton and textile sectors. He notes Britain’s duty on wheat may fade but warns effects will vary by country and product.
A terse note on affairs of national interest discusses potential effects on policy and economy. It argues a major impact on utility and industrial sectors, warning of broad consequences while noting copyright considerations and international service context.
Hollywood firm of Jerry Fairbanks and Robert Carlisle produces 12 single reel Cinecolor films yearly about unusual occupations and science topics. With a 12 man crew, two trucks, a Stinson plane, they scout world wide for authentic stories then rush filmed subjects to Hollywood for editing with Gayne Whitmen narration.
In Warren Pennsylvania the U S Postal Service Commission will close applications for the local postmaster position on December 13. James K Bell named to the post years ago by President Roosevelt was replaced, with Danaki R. Biggs named as acting postmaster. Briggs had been removed weeks earlier, and Mrs E S Briggal was named. The family’s favor with political leaders remains unclear amid Democratic shifts and gubernatorial campaigns.
The column recalls events from November 25 1918 including a son listed missing Bert Baxter Silkes, Floyd Forbes and Jack Richards returning from Camp Lee, and families recounting journeys to Florida and upcoming community meetings. Also mentions Loyal Johnson and local lodge officers with a meeting recap and officers elected.
Scurvey is an historical disease now gradually disappearing. The Crusaders died in great numbers from scurvy. As tale of the World War thousands died of the disease. Scurvy is a disorder of nutrition due to lack of vitamin in the food. Adults seldom get it today. Im partly artificially fed babies do. Gables at birth. Have some scurvy preventing vitamin in reserve. This stove must be replenished soon. Nursing babies are best protected against scurvy. Boiled fruit juices added to their diet, Corl liver off does not protect us baby against a curvey. Burt Fruit swives up, home of the family at the corner of East Smith and Wright streets S. R Gear, who has been critically ill for the past few days, passed away at his home on Columbus avenue yesterday, Bertta Mr. and Mrs John Neylon, November 2nd, a daughter.
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