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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1938

Page

4

Purges and Roosevelt’s Strategy in 1938 Editorial

Jay Franklin argues Roosevelt’s purge strengthens his hold on the mass of Americans while challengers like Tydings, George, Glass, and Byrd fail to topple incumbents. He notes the difficulty of unseating senatorial incumbents within their parties and questions 1940 prospects, asserting Roosevelt’s popularity in presidential races remains unassailable.

Jay Franklin Roosevelt Maryland Georgia Philip la Follette Wisconsin Republican Party Tydings George Glass Byrd Washington Davey Lewis Camp

Voters Remember Jones on Public Utility Savings

Democratic hopeful Charles Alvin Jones argued last night that Pennsylvania’s Public Utility Commission has saved rate payers at least 10 million dollars annually since 1937. He contrasted it with the old PSC under GOP bosses, claiming tariffs were kept in check and refunds issued as cash deposits to customers. He cited expanded rural electrification and higher service under wartime needs, urging continued reform under a Democratic administration.

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Republican workers drive active in Pennsylvania registration surge

Republican leaders in Pennsylvania have launched one of the most intensive voter registration efforts in years. Across Corre and Erie counties and throughout the state, party workers have mobilized new voters since mid May, aiming to broaden the GOP base for the November campaign while Democrats contest the expanding registration.

Corre Erie County Pennsylvania GO. P Tao

Washingtons two courts of justice in one city

Rodney Washington reports on Washingtons two courts the United States Supreme Court and the Municipal Court of the District of Columbia where poor defendants can sue without full legal aid. The article notes Chief Justice Tafts principle, Judge Caytons reforms, the simple speedy small claims process with no legal jargon, and the first month’s caseload plus a California banquet for politicians.

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Death of the World's Most Famous Seaman Nelson at Trafalgar

An article recounts Admiral Lord Nelson's death at the Battle of Trafalgar on October 21, 1805 aboard the Victory off Cadiz. It notes his eye and arm injuries from prior service, his iconic England expects that every man will do his duty signal, his fatal bullet wound, and his steadfast questions about battle progress as he died exclaiming his duty done. It also lauds Nelson as a tactical master and a humane leader who valued full disclosure of commanders' views before action.

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Paris Styles Fur Trends In Paris Winter Wear

Paris fashion notes warn frosty days ahead with a focus on fur trimmed garments. Designers show three lengths of fur trimmed coats jackets and dresses aligning with color schemes and matching linings. Fox furs dominate though silver fox borders appear on jackets and skirts for evening wear.

Paris Coutourieres

Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files September 21 2018

A wartime dispatch notes casualties including Seret Archie Thompson killed and Sergt Thompson officially reported by the War Department. Citizens aged 18 to 45 urged to carry draft registration cards. War Savings Stamps weekly city total reached 88020. Maj Clark McLean received a souvenir from overseas son Corporal Glinton McLean bearing insignia and clerical draft board duties. Ina M. Austin appointed temporary substitute clerk in Corry post office and Private Harry Roberts begins duties.

Conry Command Seret Archie Thompson Sergt. Thompson War Department Maj. Clark McLean Glinton Ina M. Austin

Daily Dozen Baby's First Year Overview

A compact, period tone summary tracks a baby's first year milestones month by month. It notes starting with cod liver oil and orange juice, head control around two months, cereal at four months, pureed vegetables at six, egg yolk and vaccinations at seven, diphtheria immunization at nine, standing at ten, and three meals daily by year end, highlighting the lively variations and excitement of infancy.

Bob Burns seeks proudest small town in America plaque

Hollywood Aly Shop reports Bob Burns earning mail from small towns vying for the title of the proudest small town in America. He will honor the town with the largest proportional number of famous sons with a plaque, aided by a film project and a committee of experts. Exclusions apply to Van Buren Ark and three other towns.

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Moving pictures and opinions ripple through public chatter

A quirky column surveys cinema ethics and social quirks with humorous asides about child extras and treatment of youth. It notes Chilean history and European travel rumors while paring through letters from readers, including a Gaulish contributor, and references Edwin Stanton and other historic figures in a playful, fragmentary fashion.

Steel Traps Banned Norwalk County Officer Issues Tips

County lawman bans steel traps and issues guidance for protecting gardens and beds from wild animal damage. The officer warns traps can harm pets and children while offering safer deterrents and humane practices to preserve local yard spaces.

Norwalk Lavane

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