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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1939

Page

4

Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Notices

Public notice style listing advertising rates for Corry Evening Journal includes mail and carrier prices, office locations in New York Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, with charges and subscription terms for second class mail and carrier delivery. It reads as a standard classified page blurb from the era and lists exchange advertising firms and business addresses.

Corry Evening Journal West South Street Corry Colegrove Willem P. Lombard Fubtrater Fred Kimball, Inc 4Th St New York Bartlett Bley Milwaukee Michigan Square Chicago Stormfelts-Lovely Detroit Chamber of Com Pittsburgh

Calm Congressional Action on Trade Embargo Debate

The editorial urges calm in Congress as it weighs lifting the arms embargo and broad export sales. It warns against heated rhetoric while focusing on prudent policy, noting Democracies who control sea lanes may soon dictate terms and questioning the risk of a looming Hitler Stalin misunderstanding.

Congress Oxpitor Hill Washington

New World Solidarity Prompts Latin American Trade Unity

An article argues that Nazi harm to foreign trade has spurred free American countries to align economically and politically. It highlights the Conference of American Republics at Panama City as a venue to restore lost markets and build new ones away from Europe. The piece lauds hemispheric cooperation and cautions against ideologies undermining peace.

Germany United States Panama City Europe

Man and Machines in the Age of Automation

The essay contrasts a submarine Squalus tragedy attributed to a failed automatic air valve with a broader view of human reliance on and trust in machines. It argues that despite machines surpassing many tasks in speed and delicacy, human judgment remains vital, especially in emergencies where instinct and adaptive thinking can outperform complex gear.

Miod— Eri

Hitler praises Polish conquest as chance to persecute Jews

The report claims Hitler views the Polish conquest as a new opening to extend persecution of Jews. It suggests the dictator believes there are about 8,000 Jews yet to target and contemplates the potential magnitude of the action.

Hitler Wonderus Jess

Saturday Football and Radio Entertainment Highlights

A crowded slate of 16 high profile football games tomorrow contrasts with a rich radio lineup. Columbia’s Lou Little guests on Bill Stern’s Sports School at 10:15 a.m. on NBC Blue, while various orchestras, dramatizations, and talks fill the Red and Blue networks through tonight and tomorrow morning, featuring performers from the Cities Service Concert Orchestra to the Dorian String Quartet and Jive dance sets.

Columbia Lou Little Bill Stern Sports School Prank Black Cities Service Concert Orchestra Red Network Corryiles Titusville Vievi Daisy Dean Kaltenmeyer Lewis Dexter Rollins College Winter Park Fla University of Chicago Quiz CBS Broadway France Hilda Hope Miecyaslaw Muns Columbia Concert Hall Buroye Alma Kitchell Blue Network Ivery Helen M. Briscoe Bexsie Childs Bred Waring van Alexander Abe Lymanne Harry Horlick Guy Lombardo Lady Esther Jan Savitt Horace Heidt Woody Herman Emery Deutsch Tommy Dorsey Bila Pitegerald Harry Dames Will Osborne Bob Crosby Daniel Gregory Mason Arthur Shepherd Dorian Chicago DePaul University WABC Red Army Balalaika Arches Russia Moscow Johnny Green

Sudden Death and Autopsy Challenges in Medical Society Notes

Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania discusses sudden death in apparently healthy people, especially infants. It notes heart and brain changes at autopsy, and that pulmonary disturbances, shock, or liver failure from prolonged alcohol use can cause death, though many cases lack clear cause.

Geieult

Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files 1919

In preparation for the influenza season Dr B Kibler to lead local health responses with a physician named in each community. Dairymen's League to meet Thursday to appoint inspectors. Walter J Greteler to marry Miss Ameiia Rohr. Rev M B Williams remarried at Corry church. Early morning wedding John J Mooney and Katherine M Sullivan at St Thomas Church. Lieut Charles Keating returns to Paris after Bordeaux posting with Graves registration service. Corry beat Erie Railroad 4 to 2 in a season finale. Lieut Milan L Brows arrives from New York to visit family. 26 infant recital at Rex Theatre by Prof Henry Wilson’s pupils. Mildred Thompson of Erie guest soloist. Carlsson of Sheffield rode motorcycle. LeJens of Erie previously killed on Corry track.

B. Kibler State Department of Health Mint John J. Mooney Katherine M. Sullivan St. Thomas Church M. 5. Tracey Rex Theatre Henry @. Wilson Mildred Thompson Erie

Today’s Common Error Apostrophes in Daily Usage

A brief note explains common apostrophe mistakes in today’s writing, highlighting misused contractions and possession forms. It covers confusing pairs like cant versus can’t and wont versus won’t, emphasizing correct punctuation for everyday communication.

Bruce Catton Reports on Japanese Efforts for Pacific Understanding

Washington dispatch notes Japan seeks a US backed understanding to end war risk. Tokyo proposes terms accepting its China and Manchukuo gains while the US questions territorial changes. Secretary Hull and Japanese envoy discuss, with informal points from New York World’s Fair delegate Mr Go.

Washington America Japan United States China Manchukuo Hull Kensuke Hori- Rouchi Toshi Go New York New York. A Private Citizen, Mr. Go Pacific Russia Europe Neel

Daily 2 How Many Can Quiz You Answer

A scrambled quiz page asks seven questions about geography history and documents. It includes items like the location of Garlstad Caverns the first holder of the Distingwsitert Piylie Cross and the colors of the flag of Hire Irish Free State, with other prompts on Newfoundland discovery and the original copy of the Declaration of Independence.

Garlstad Caverns Omer Hire Irish Free State Lieb Ericson Newfoundland Patmos Jesus U.S Tokio

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