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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1938

Page

4

What Will Russia Do In Face Of Western Shifts

The piece argues Russia feels isolated as Britain and France align with Germany and Italy. It speculates on a possible Russia Japan alliance and division of China, noting America’s Mixed reactions and calling for more private thinking over public demagoguery. It closes with a jab at Americans craving control over political life.

Russia Britain France Germany Italy Moscow Tevestia Munich Russa Europe Asia Supai Japan Stalin China Chiairinda Austin H. Johnson Instruction Committee Board of Education Lily Loda

Builders cite cheaper modern homes with Widderm aids

A building expert says modern houses completed with Widderm accessories can be built today for about 11 percent less than in 1926. A $5,810 1926 home could be duplicated at $4,825, using improved materials and features such as automatic heat and grade marked lumber. Building materials and heating and plumbing costs have fallen, and furniture and equipment follow the same trend.

Widderm

Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher

Washington report outlines Jim Farley's political maneuvering as he weighs presidential prospects and possible gubernatorial runs. The piece notes Farley’s guarded public stance, his influence within the Democratic National Committee, and the press’s interest in his private background and potential role in 1940s politics.

Rodney Dutcher Washington Jim Jim Farley Democratic National Coubus New York Lehman Thomas Dewey White House Wagner Senator Tydings Maryland Iran Lator Democratic National Committee Benjamin Franklin Furley Purley Phaeton Tim Jane Pennsylvania

Learning the Ice Follies Way in Hollywood

A trail of chorus girls must train 2 to 10 weeks for film routines while skaters require 3 months. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer backs the Ice Follies training with coach Frances Claudet and director Val Basel. They stress rigorous practice, discipline, weight checks, and progression from ensemble to solo billing for many performers.

Hollywood Yeady Val Basel Frances Mary Claudet Ice Follier Metro-Goldwyn-May Claudet Misa Clawdes Rasel Ise Ballet Béss Ehrhardt Wis LaVerne Butcher

Plane Plants Boom Across Pasadena Industry Grows

Los Angeles County airplane manufacturing expands as major firms win contracts totaling 32 million dollars for plates in one month. The surge marks a shift from infant industry status toward established production.

Pasadena Cal Los Angeles County

Emergency Hospital opens for influenza victims at State Armory

Twenty years ago the Emergency Hospital for influenza victims opened at the State Armory with space for many patients. Eight were admitted early this morning. City officials report tax rate reductions to eleven mills and twelve mills due to valuation adjustments. Mrs. A L Cottrell dies at Spr street home after years of poor health. Sadie Stokes the trained nurse remains seriously ill at home. Mrs. M B Shuss notes overseas arrival of her son Fred. Dr J A Mead remains very ill at his Congress street home.

State Armory A. L. Cottrell Spr Street J. A. Mead Congress Street

Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania

October through December bring dangerous months with autos deaths. Nationally 5860 fewer highway deaths compared with 1937. Pennsylvania shows an 88 percent decrease. In the eight months Pittsburgh records 21 fewer deaths and Philadelphia five fewer. more trouble expected as weather worsens. Drive carefully and beware wet roads.

Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Philadelphia

Quakes Lose Force In California Public Jaded On Shocks

The Coast And Geodetic Survey reports 27 earthquakes in the past year with little damage noted. Boulder City and Boulder Dam together reported 13 shocks, yet the public reaction was muted.

Darland Cal Coast and Geodetic Survey Ceut Boulder City Boulder Dam

Debates on Old Age Pensions and Work Relief Policy

The piece argues President Roosevelt mishandled old age pension sentiment while noting rising demand for work relief as a national policy. It contrasts Hoover era promises with current WPA support, critiques Social Security limits, and suggests party dynamics shape pension debates in Washington and California.

Roosevelt California Washington West West Goest Hoover Mellon Ogden Mills Othey Treasury

Nurses Halt Hourly Duty at Corry Hospital

The Cony Nurses Alumnae Association voted to end hourly nursing at the hospital saying it harms the association’s general practice. Miss Edith Davin, president, guided a routine session at the nurses home during last night’s meeting.

Cony Nurses Ie Corry Edith Davin

Autumn leaf colors traced to ripening not frost

Harrisburg reports state forestry secretary James F. Bogardus explains leaf color changes in autumn stem from ripening processes rather than frost. he notes heavy early october winds strip color, describing chlorophyll breakdown, anthocyanin development, and variable pigments across species with red maples and scarlet oaks among the most vivid.

Harrisburg James F. Bogardus State Department of Forests and Waters

Columbus portrait myths and voyage details from 15th century lore

The article discusses Columbus myths including his beard and grey hair by age thirty and notes no portrait of him during life. It mentions his third voyage reaching the Orinoco River mouth and lists his birth in Italy and voyages from Pils Spain. It also claims he introduced watermelons and citrus to the United States and that Canary Islands stopped at they may have pigs ancestors. Columbus' religious zeal and aim to fund a Jerusalem expedition are described.

Christopher Columbus Columbus Orinoco River South America Christopher Columbis Nom Italy Pils Spain Allan Christofoxe Colombo Cristobal Colon United States Canary Islands Uiey Cook Tilis Jerusalem

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