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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1938

Page

4

We The People and The New Deal Risk in Colorado

Jay Franklin analyzes liberal unity and leadership in American politics. He argues Costigan’s collapse left Colorado under the Adams machine. The piece critiques efforts to smear potential New Deal leaders and warns against one man’s dominance eroding liberal independence.

Washington Colorado Thera Edward P. Costigan Senate Franklin D. Roosevelt Adams Costigan Roosevelt Rex Tugwell Allen Barkley Kentucky Harry Hopkins Harold Tckes William Green A. Poof L NRA John J. Lewis Jim’ Farley Farley

Ethics and Politics clash over Judge James gubernatorial bid

Harrisburg reports that Superior Court Judge Arthur James faces sharp ethics criticism from the National Lawyers Guild for seeking the governorship while staying in his judge’s robes. The piece contrasts James refusal to resign with Charles Alvin Jones who did resign his Allegheny County solicitorship to pursue office, questioning where James’ idealism stands.

Harrisburg Evening News Superior ‘Court Arthur Niines Naional Lawyers’ Guild Guild Code of Ethics American Bar Association Bar Association Jaames Earle Charles Alvin Jones Allegheny County James My. Jones

Start Negotiations for U S Canadian Exchanges

The speaker urges beginning talks with American and Canadian partners to arrange exchanges across the border. They mention sunspots, northern lights, heavy tin, and the business wind in Germany as elements shaping the era and memory of these plans.

Germany

Hurricane Lessons From a Storm's Path and Warnings

A fragmented, archaic account describes how residents ignored hurricane signals as warnings spread from the coast to northern regions. Officials urge compliance with safety measures to protect lives and property, noting past near-misses when warnings went unheeded.

Syria Regiow Coast Guard Weather Bureau

Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Washington

The United States and Mexico edge toward settlement over expropriation disputes with compensation and escrow terms. McAdoo faces a tighter term as Downey gains the Senate chairmanship of the Dollar Steamship Line, while Hoover plans speeches to bolster Republican leadership amid elections.

Rodney Washington United States Mexico Secre State Department Washington William G. McAdoo Shelljlan Downey McAdoo Dol- Isr Steamship Line Follwing Maritime Commission Weete Demberas Downey White House Calornia Phill Baneyott Teal Payehologiea BasAnbos Hoover Roosevelt Teansis Hooyés Tanidei

Voice of the People Letter Urges Corry Growth Efforts

A Corry resident urges the city to attract new factories and commerce, citing high overhead and factory departures elsewhere. The letter references a proposed viaduct, rail depot, and Corry’s shipping proximity as keys to making the city progressive and boosting business and housing.

Corry Voice of the People Gorry Tog Totter Nevin R Dickson Carry Ctrips Businness West End Conywold

Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Files October 4 1918

Local notes recall 1918 influenza measures with loans ordered closer and force shortages. Reports cite Liberty Loan progress, health impacts in Coney area, and wartime mobilization as Jamestown and Salamanca travelers pass through. Obituaries note William W Bromley in Concord township.

DAILY DOZEN From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania

A fragmentary medical column notes normal bone growth timelines from birth through eighteenth year. It mentions soft fatty tissue on the soles creating a thick appearance, fontanelles closing as the head shapes, arch development, and general congenital and acquired foot concerns. It emphasizes shoe fitting as important for proper foot development.

The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania

Valley Forge Dogwoods Draw Thousands Each Year

Valley Forge, Pa., attracts visitors from across the country to the famed pink dogwood blossoms. The site boasts more dogwood trees than any other spot in the world, drawing throngs to view and photograph the annual bloom, a hallmark of springtime interest.

Valley Forge Valley Borge Stile Ile Mavion Eich

Postal Worker Honored in Cleveland by Rosenwald Fund

Hyward G Swan a Cleveland Institute of Music graduate and postal worker has been awarded a 31-500 scholarship for a year of study in Paris by the Julius Rosenwald Fund to further culture and music education.

Cleveland Hyward G_ Swan Cléveland Institute ‘of Music Postal Onion Paris Tubus Rosenwald Dotijaail Wiles Deere

Cows Die From Lead Poisoning Near Syracuse Farm

Eleven cows died after ingesting white lead found in a farin near Syracuse. Authorities say the cows kicked a tub of white lead and ate the contents, causing fatal poisoning.

Syracuse

Hollywood plant nurse guards breadfruit philodendron on Topper Takes a Trip

D H Mauerhan Jr served 44 days as nursemaid to a rare philodendron on the Topper Takes a Trip set. He monitored stage temperature, protected the plant from drafts, and fed it concentrated pellets. The breadfruit tree, valued far above ordinary philodendrons, drew studio attention for its exotic look and required careful handling under hot lights.

Hollywood D. H. Mauerhan, Jr Mauerhan African Congo Milton Bren Hall’ Road Studios

Barbs and Banter From Forefront of Culture

A Yale astronomer jokes that the world grows rounder and greyer, while a prominent painter says America prefers barber shop art. A young European philosopher earns a degree at 14, and a film shoot disrupts a plant needing violet light for recovery after demanding lighting drained its color.

EU- Tope America

Baby to Dentist Early Jacksonville Win

Bertie Mae Buddy, less than a month old in Jacksonville, has already visited a dentist. Born with two incisors, the newborn had the tiny white teeth extracted when she was seven days old.

Jacksonville Athough Bertie Mae Buddy

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