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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1941
Page
4
A political call for clear language on defense and shortages flags the need to explain wartime measures in plain terms. It argues most people would support reasonable controls if told honestly that immediate supply threats and long delays require patience and shared effort.
There is a widespread buying wave in retail, seen as normal for the season. Consumers linger over small home purchases while shortages loom and taxes rise. Most Americans remain behind on home needs, foreseeing a window of purchases before tougher times. People use easy credit sparingly, preparing for winter bills, taxes, and defense bonds.
A public statement discusses wartime taxes and the impact on daily life. It notes that funding the war, like faxes and machinery, raises costs and may strain the standard of living for months and years. The speaker argues the population must endure higher taxes to ease wartime burdens.
The article outlines gallstone basics from gallbladder and bile passages, noting stones range from grain-size to small clusters. It mentions two general causes infectious and dietary, with indigestion as an early sign in many cases and discusses gallbladder removal and duct clearance.
Article lists prom related notes from September 1921 including names across Westand New York, school faculty, and social events. Mentions Wik picnic at Broken aw Park in Columbmy, first annual reunion, engagement and upcoming October wedding, and various family gatherings. Sparse readable details include Lucille Love entertaining for Mildred Arters, table prizes, and a large gathering with O A Mount and extended family from Harrisburg Kane Buffalo Ripley and other places.
Washington Day Book notes dull House sessions despite cheers in the Congressional Record. Amid joking lines and the rule that applause and humor aren’t official, lawmakers like Hoffman Ludlow and others reflect on how funny lines disappear by next day’s record.
A fragmentary account describes a scene of a hundred sailors standing aboard a sinking vessel as warplanes thunder overhead. German bombardment and crashes are noted, with a Berlin report claiming only nine are dead. A stray line references Japan’s chrysanthemum symbol and ancient origins of a hawker.
In 1036 Leedinglom pie the gworid s largest tobagro mires. Market locations Sbexifiton Ky Wilson NG and Dongil Ye operate amid a regional tobacco trade.
Columnist notes senators and delegates from Washington Alaska and the Philippines press for bases in the Komandorski Islands and Viadivostok to aid U S war effort. Magnuson Dimond and King push for a Pacific corridor and closer ties with Moscow and Manila debates over Philippine independence and Hawaii Japa nese assimilation among residents noted with caution.
The University of Chicago has opened Gates to its $3.5 million Lake Forest estate donated by Albert D. Lasker. For two years the university will evaluate an educational use, then may dispose of the estate. September shows feature chrysanthemum displays as the property’s public debut. The 416-acre estate centers on a 60-room manor by architect David Adler, with 92 acres of formal gardens, extensive grounds, a golf course, and ornamental horticulture.
A newspaper quiz lists questions about presidents born in Pennsylvania, Bible books, explorers, Shakespeare, leather curing, horse racing, and U S history. It notes Mrs John L Whitehurst condemning women’s disqualifications from civil pilot training and calls for equal participation in aviation during peace and war.
Mrs Hele Mich is seen leaving the residence at eight oclock with Florenc Company, where Rey and named yester facation stay sours.
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