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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1940

Page

4

Bruce Barton Aims High in 1944 White House Bid

Stewart asserts Bruce Barton of New York aims beyond a Senate seat toward the presidency, guided by a strategist’s advice to seek the GOP nomination for Senate to boost his ticket and potential future governor and presidential runs. Barton, a publicity expert and former editor, faces an uphill fight in New York against Mead, with Buffalo appeal versus Manhattan roots shaping his prospects.

I-Stat United States Senate Bruce Barton New York James M. Mead Bruce Manhattan Senate Empire Commonwealth Mame Brice Acre Mead Willkie J. Barton House of Representatives Ater Wendell Roosevelt Emuce Congress Capitol Hill Tennessee Solid South Sticks

Fire Prevention Week urged for Comy residents

A fragmented local piece urges homeowners in Comy to inspect their properties during Fire Prevention Week. It highlights chimney and stove pipe checks, clearing rubbish, and reducing fire risks with affordable measures. Also notes a column honoring Thomas Garfield Sterrett.

Comy van Mengee Tire Gneson

The ABC of Japan and New Alliance With Axis

A fragmented editorial piece traces Japan's long isolation, then its embrace of Westernways after Perry's visit. It outlines Japan’s rise as Asia’s leading power, aims to dominate Manchuria, and fears Western opposition. The article questions whether Japan can sustain alliance strategies amid Britain and America.

The ABC of Japan Axis Amere Perry Healiny Manchuria Rugland Japan Russia Asia Poduyate Ds Bartnership Tromn China Ahu Isy America

Twenty Years Ago at the Apoot Inst Eventing Update

Twenty years ago on October 8 Liz0 and Allan Spencer attended an accident at the Apoot Institute eventing, where Spencer served as night baggage man. The front reterovated and interior improvements completed at Nash Canter Street show a fine appearance, with Fred W. Vaughan as manager. Burl Crippen left for Bowling Green where he is employed by an oil firm, while The Cleveland Indians buoyed at the Dodgers last night for a victory.

Allan Spencer Apoot Inst Woolworth Fred W. Vaughan Burl Crippen Bowling Geen, Iy

Italian sculptor Michelangelo dies at age 86 bachelor

In spite of conflicting reports, the renowned Italian sculptor Michelangelo, famed for his diverse talents as a pot painter, reportedly died a bachelor at the age of 86, ending a long and storied career.

Michelangelo

Peanut butter defense plea in Washington Day Book

Rep Stephen Pace from Georgia urges peanut butter as national defense aid noting 1940 peanut crop estimates of 760000 tons with at least 100000 tons surplus. He argues army meals benefit soldier health and industry profits, while a Senate resolution supports air defense shelter construction.

Washington Jack Stinnetyashington Stephen Pace Peach Country Georgia Ameckeus Pace P. S Senate United States Britain Legation Tioras Seaboard New York Rydesther Washington, D.C

Left handedness not a fault says Dionne quints study

A Daily Dozen column from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania argues left handedness is a natural difference not a defect. It notes no attempt to change it, warns against creating inferiority or nerves, and cites famous left handed people and athletes as evidence.

Daily Quiz: Can You Answer Seven Vest Questions

Readers are invited to turn to the classified page for the answers. The quiz asks ten items about radio programs, emblems, Lincoln, authors, bridges, substitutions, and language puzzles. It requests identification of program names, a leaf emblem, assassination year, a book author, a bridge location, a self evident truth, abbreviations, deep thinking, first child of English parents born in America, and a state with no email service.

Henry van Porter Johnson Amos Nn Andy Abraham Lincoln Hads Bridge Cdugh América

Blackout head ache strikes Europe in new disease wave

A fragmentary report notes a new illness dubbed Blackout head ache spreading across Europe, causing pallor, heart racing, and fatigue. Some sufferers endure gunfire or long marches with pain, while others lose hearing from blasts.

Foreign leader named next Mexico president appears

A fragmented quiz item asks who was named officially as Mexico's next president and includes garbled questions about draft policies and railway actions. The readable fragments mention Antimua St Ducia and a French West capital, with unclear surrounding context.

Mexico Antimua St Ducia

Castaway in San Juan Socials with Daring Sailors

A San Juan diary recounts meetings with Capt. Pats a Stratoliner pilot, French consul Christain Belle, and Rogers Humphreys a Puerto Rico civil aeronautics inspector. The writer notes a shared sense of small world moments, tropical quirks, and champagne that loses its fizz in the heat.

Cartain Fatt San Juan Buenos Aires Pats Christain Belle Puerto Rico States Rogers Humphreys Civil Aeronautics Inspector St. Thomas Virgin Group St.Thomas Nature

Broadway Nights and the Varsity Fete of Weye York

A fragmented theater and performance notice discusses a show titled Broadway Nights. It highlights Wynne’s ventriloquism act and a vaudeville style routine featuring a log of all zanions and a group of boys and girls topahor. The piece describes Wynne’s stage presence, humor, and a closing ad pitch for a magical act. It mentions observers and the show's appeal to audiences, noting the event as an entertaining vector of vaudeville and variety acts.

Wynn Mandrell Weiter Yeu

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