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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1940
Page
4
The article explains three tea types black green and oolong imported to the United States. About 80 percent of tea imports are black, which is fully fermented. Leaves are fermented in moist rooms, promoting micro organisms that alter flavor and aroma.
Announcement of reopening of an undenominational Gospel Tabernacle in Spartansburg under Cory Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Rev Gordon B Abrams to lead with young volunteers. revival meetings scheduled Sept 30 to Oct 13 after postponement from Sept 9 due to nearby services. Musicians and testimonies planned. invites Spartansburg and surrounding area.
An Erie County man Harold W. Wolf 58 driver for the Erie County Motorists Association was killed when his motorcycle was struck by a car driven by Peter D. McGarvie 40 McGarvie faces involuntary manslaughter charges. An inquest is scheduled for 9 am Thursday at the courthouse.
City officials reopen discussion on installing parking meters after earlier delays. Mil er Multiple Commander representative Mr Koants urged broad approval and explained device types, operation, a six month trial with twenty five percent receipts kept by the city, and sharing data on community needs. Two Spring Creek youths enlist in the Navy, with two more awaiting entry into training at Newport R I.
Berlin notes hint that Rumanian peasants resist reason more than rulers as King Carol tries to appease powers. Romania faces cession losses in Transylvania and a border risk with German divisions nearby. Hitler prefers stability in Southeast Europe to keep pressure off food routes.
The president calls the National Guard, 60,500 men from 28 states to report September 1 for active service. Company A of the 113th Infantry and other units may be called later. The plan aims to raise the standing army to 1,200,000 and use Guardsmen to train draftees. This move is to defend democracy, not militarize society. A New York Times report from the Near East notes Arabs believe Britain will win, but sea routes blocked by British control limit gains.
A reader is invited to answer seven tech and civics themed questions listed on the classified page. The prompts include constitutional amendments names, opera authors, canal lengths, presidential nominee for a minor party, labor act title, a famed Italian city, a leprosy colony term, a famous patriotic song author, and an alias for a notable actor.
A Pittsburgh representative offered a wealth of due and may return to Corry later this month to address the Golden Rule Club on the proposition.
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