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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1938
Page
4
The piece argues Hitler’s gains in Europe threaten peace as European powers dodge decisive action. It notes looming showdown over Czechoslovakia and predicts broader conflict unless strong resistance emerges. It covers Senate and primary politics, seniority debates, and a speed-crazed UK US car races rivalry.
A collage of satirical notes mocks candidates and the European war, mentions a California honeymoon by roller skate, a nudist missing the national convention, and friends reacting to the Hines trial with wry old sayings about crooks and favors in public life.
Three fishermen in Cagliari hauled a net to reveal a 12 year old boy's body. He had fallen overboard while traveling down the Menhora channel toward his father's boat and drowned.
A Hollywood feature discusses the odds for aspiring actors and writers, noting the gap between studio hype and reality. Eve Greene's rise from Champaign to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer shows how study and hands on work advance a writer's career despite the challenges.
Jay Franklin discusses how the postwar borders were already shaped by self determination, the reluctance of European leaders, and how Hitler’s rise reorders Central Europe. He argues Czechoslovakia faces a strategic gamble as Prague could drift from Paris and Moscow toward Berlin.
The phrase chicken referred to a young girl on American campuses until around 1921. It appeared as chicken in Steele 1711 and as no chicken in Swift 1908, gaining strong significance in the United States by 1738.
Arch ie Thompson of Company A 112th regiment killed in action August 18 in Germany. Major Lurberry burial shown with others. Charles Keating of this city assists in the burial in France. Michel Stokes nursing corps returns from Garden City Long Island on furlough. Mrs Shirley becomes matron of Hay Rest Café. Pain confined at home can walk again. Street Supt Edward Vogtli injured his right hand.
Paris stylist outlines 1938 fall fashion ideas with a dressy green wool coat ensemble, a daguerrotype frock in velvet and taffeta, a solid colored skirt with a contrasting coat, and coordinated brown tones. Fashion notes emphasize tailored wool suits and muted fur use.
The article recalls how Zachary Taylor rose from Fort Brown to national prominence during the Mexican War. It highlights Palo Alto Resaca de la Palma Monterey and Buena Vista victories, the ensuing push toward the presidency, and his 1848 election amid strong support at home.
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania a brief on brain injuries notes the old practice and advancements. It discusses initial trauma outcomes, the importance of the first stabilization period, and the role of spinal puncture in assessment.
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