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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1939

Page

4

McFarland Sees Light Turnout In State Primaries

Kermit McFarland, Pittsburgh Press political writer, argues Pennsylvania's recent primary was one of the lightest in modern times with only about four in ten voters casting ballots. He blames European war, voter apathy, and limited issues, noting machines remain flawed but turnout and interest are low across the state.

Kermit McFarland Pittsburgh Press Wen Hamshire McFarland Pennsylvania Johnny Golightly Jimmy Go Bodty Mart Sara M. Soffel

Bruce Catton in Washington on Civil War blockade history

Bruce Catton surveys Civil War blockade lessons as Franklin D Roosevelt hints at current Anglo French actions. He recalls the Springbok prize case where a British ship and cargo were seized and later challenged through U S courts, and notes the evolving rules governing blockade from Lincoln to modern times. England now blocks Germany with an American ship seized in a British port.

Washington Nassau Bahamas United States Cmiser Sonoma London Robert E. Lee Chansellorsville Germany Lincoln Confederacy U. S Holland Denmark William Jennings Bryan Robert Lansing America England

Panama Canal stamps honor builders in 25th anniversary

Panama marks the canal 25th anniversary with nine postage and eight air mail stamps featuring portraits of leaders and engineers. Subjects include Belisario Portas, Taft, Goethals, de Lesseps, Roosevelt, Wilson, and Amador Guerrero. Images show Gatun Lake, Culebra Cut and canal views. Bulgaria and Russia also issue stamps, including delivery stamps and portraits, with various designs and purposes.

Panama Panama Canal U. S Ferdinand de Lesseps Theodore Roosevelt William C. Sorgas U.S. Army Manuel Amador Guerrero Woodrow Wilson Canal Gatun Lake Pedro Miguel Lacks Culebra Russia Mikhail B. Seliglov Mikhail Schedrin

Daily Dozen Medical Society on breastfeeding and race

A Medical Society of Pennsylvania note discusses breast feeding as ideal for infants and critiques assumptions about milk nutrition. It cites a survey of infants up to nine months, with percentages fed in various ways and mortality linked to partial breastfeeding. It also references human evolution and world racial population estimates.

Hollywood Film Shop and court suit involving Disney

The $50,000 suit by Reynard Fraundfelder against Walt Disney Studios and associated firms was dismissed by Superior Judge Frank Swain who found the Swiss invoicing claim baseless and that the Swiss acted only as an advisor to Disney for which payment was made. Separately Ernst Lubitsch's month old daughter Nikola was saved in a sea rescue from the Athenia disaster. Actress Andrea Leeds and producer Robert S. Howard are planning marriages.

Hollywood Reynard Fraundfelder Siiss Frank Swain Walt Disney Studios Praimdfelder Disney Radio Pictures RCA Manufacturing Company Nikola Ernst Lubitsch Athenia Lina Strohmeyer Southern Cross

World War II era snippets mix fear and morale shock

The piece mixes disorderly notes on Soviet advances and German U boats with social oddities. It mentions a woman reporter at the front, fashion items affecting men, and weather forecasts tied to wartime events. The overall tone hints at public anxiety and curiosity during conflict.

Unclear OCR Fragment on Abbreviations and Names

Fragmentary OCR text discusses forming possessives in titles and abbreviations with examples like William Morrow House and Charles Landbergh. Content is garbled and lacks a coherent event or report to summarize.

William Morrow Charles Landbergh

Radio Station Broadcast Schedule Preview Tonight

A crowded NBC and CBS radio slate airs heavyweights like Joe Louis defending his title against Bob Pastor at 9 30 pm and a Roosevelt neutrality law update at 2 pm tomorrow. Duke Ellington, Texaco Star Theater, and Kay Kyser offer music and comedy across networks with varied times tonight and tomorrow.

Doytle Joe Louis Bob Pastor Sam Taub Bill Stern Congress NBC USA Paul Whiteman Nashville Tenn Jase King South CBS Joan Edwards Barbour House Ong Man's Family Helen Chandler Texata Star Theater Maxwell Anderson Gerry Chicago

Twenty Years Ago Token Flies From Journal Item

The Journal notes twenty years back with John and William Linendell returning to New York after navy duty in Brest France for two and a half years. It also mentions a steel strike affecting Ajax Iron Works Raymond Manufacturing Climex Turnbuckle Co and others, coal delivery issues, a note about a peach buyer and farmer, a dinner party hosted by Miss VeBtta Crowell, and openings at Columbus school with twenty in high school and the Lillian Gutta gathering at Mrs N Dell Dating’s home.

New York John William Linendell Brest France Navy Ajax Iron Works Raymond Manufacturing Co Climex Co Turnbuckle Co

Daily 9 How Many Can Quiz You Answer

A noisy quiz from a classified page asking ten questions about geography civics and language. It seeks public engagement and presents varied trivia including Taft era Supreme Court appointments flag stripes measurements discovery of the Mississippi River Had initials meaning and Georgia rivers.

Namie South America U. S. Supreme Court Taft Apbor U.S Mississippi River Georgia

Postmaster Announces Second Annual Letter Writing Week

Postmaster James F. Sullivan announces plans for the post office second annual letter-writing week from October 2. The slogan is Write today to whose way and aims to boost letter sales to reduce potential government service deficit. The campaign seeks to encourage patrons to write to friends and inspire a profitable habit through daily use of classifieds.

James F. Sullivan Post Office Sullivan Hey, Oweeters

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