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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1941
Page
4
A fragmented editorial piece surveys postwar industry and public administration. It critiques protective policies, supplier dynamics, and government efficiency, highlighting labor relations and civic leadership as factors shaping economic recovery in the Midwest.
An OCR fragment recalls Norwegians and other peoples resisting Nazi rule. It praises courage amid economic paralysis and mentions Allied relief, occupied lands, and a poetic reflection on homeland loyalties and resistance across nations.
Stewart analyzes President Roosevelt's stance on Japan, the Mikado emperor’s authority, and the power struggle between civilian leaders and militarists in Tokyo. He discusses Konoye, General Yamamoto, and potential assassinations, warning of civil war risks if militarists press their line.
Twenty years ago notes show Erie County voters totaled 47 178, beating all previous tallies by about 26 000 per clerk Bened iot's insight. Also reports a missing child case and local updates including a Bry ant Stratton Business College transfer, a potato crop with a two pound specimen, and community notices.
A jumble of trivia questions appears on a 70 classified page, covering topics from animal anatomy and word origins to astronomy and history. It asks about cows, camels, the Rialto, and the Tripartite Pact, with several questions likely referencing world events, landmarks, and notable figures.
Fragmentary text mentions police staffing and teachers opinions, plus Christian J. Goets of Cincinnati who has handed 27 602 birds in 18 years as a woodpecker or wildlife service worker. It also notes female psychasthents and a faith about three io, ones.
Harrisburg dispatch reports Pennsylvania farmers earned less cash income from crops in June than a year earlier, though income from livestock and livestock products rose by over four million dollars. First half 1940 totals show crops nearly flat versus 1939, while livestock and marketings edge higher. Regional and national adjustments indicate July income remained near 1924–29 averages with grains and fruits contributing notable gains despite wheat movements.
The notice outlines sudden loss of consciousness wariness for families. It links fainting, strokes, apoplexy, epilepsy, electric shock, and apnea to emergency events. It urges prompt intelligent treatment by a physician and notes chest pains as early signs of heart issues.
Fragmentary text cites Cannons in Philadelph ia before the Revolution, mentions babies and oils, and sketches Englis h engineering topics. It references a Brooklyn Bridge cable description and long remaining strands, with numeric and length fragments scattered.
Sept 18 Jamestown reports a severe shortage of grape pickers in Chautauqua County. Charles Finch of the State Employment Service says wages of 4 to 5 dollars daily are the highest yet offered to attract workers. Grape picking began in the Westfield area on Wednesday with 190 workers sought initially and more needed. Transportation from the local office at 16 Booth Third Street is provided. Applicants over 18, including women, are welcome. many do piece work but can take other tasks.
Union City notes that Rey and Mrs. John Geil former Eva Rockwood are en route home from a thirty year African mission. They sailed August 28 from Lenpeldville on a Congo river steamer to Port Francqui, then by train to Cape Town for four weeks to reach South Africa. They depart September 2 aboard President Harrison to New York City.
Washington Day Book recounts Senator Carl Hayden explaining the veto of a $320 million defense highway bill and the shift to a states based apportionment. He notes cabinet splits over funding, the origin of the policy, and hints at a new defense highway bill of around $100 million less.
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