Corry Evening Journal Advertisement and Mail Rates Summary
Corry Evening Journal shows press affiliations with The Associated Press and lists advertising rates. It notes mail subscription at $5.00 per year and $3.00 per year by mail advance in restricted territory, plus carrier price of three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Several office addresses are listed for advertising and representation across cities.
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Willkie Campaign Fallout and Roosevelt Endorsements Highlight 1940 Race
The piece assesses Willkie’s campaign missteps and GOP backlash reflected in Gallup trends, noting independent voters wavering and party leaders facing a downward tilt. It contrasts Willkie’s problem areas with Roosevelt’s proven leadership and fiscal policy, citing endorsements and public calls for unity behind the Democratic nominee amid wartime global tensions.
Age of Mothers and Birth Risks in Pennsylvania
Analysis of maternal age and baby births in Pennsylvania shows most births occur to mothers 20 to 25, with higher risks for first babies and later births. In 1938 about 5000 women over 40 had more babies, many not first, suggesting health conditions before pregnancy influence outcomes for older mothers.
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Sterling Hayden Emerges as Hollywood Leading Man
Hollywood scouts promote Sterling Hayden a rugged sailing man with blue eyes and blond hair. His background includes a single spear carrier role, but his poise and leadership at sea propelled him to a Paramount Griffith test and a contract after NY scene from Anna Christie. Hayden, Montclair native with many sea voyages, becomes a rising star amid Errol Flynn comparisons.
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Madeleine Carroll
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Anna Christie
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Montclair
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Balboa Beach
Calif
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Florida
Havana
Gertrude L. Thiba
Bluerose
International Fisherman's
Giney
Errol Flynn
Sir Stafford Cripps Powers In Moscow Ambassadorship
Central Press columns profile Sir Stafford Cripps as Britain’s Moscow ambassador. The piece outlines Cripps’s political journey from Labour MP to envoy, his dubious Communist associations, and the Kremlin’s view of him as a strong British asset. It suggests his role could push the Axis into Balkan complications and strain Soviet Axis ties.
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Democratic Farm Pengram
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Charles P. Stewart
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Russia
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Report on Jones Prompts Daily Paper Note
A daily news note discusses a report on Jones in the paper. It emphasizes avoiding the phrasing write up and uses the term report to describe the story about Jones. The item reflects newsroom language guidance for phrasing.
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Phonograph Canto Makes Home Records
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a phonograph that plays records at home with a switch and a device for cutting home records, and a model named Te vardola or vardola, tied to modern times and consumer use.
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Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files September 24 1920
Letters from Lieut Clue and P Keating in Paris report plans to leave before spring Federal agents visit Gorey and crackdown on offenders. A westbound freight caused a drawhead derailment on the heavy grade near town. The roller rink by Exley Garage will close next week for repairs and renovations. Walter Scott buys the Grove street residence from Lamont Raymond’s occupancy.
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Grove Street
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Daily Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A jumble of quiz prompts asks about auto hub cities, animal births, tallest presidents, the 1938 invasion date, Virgin Islands capital reform, posthumous child, wartime payments, Francis Perkins roles, the author of Synnavelle, and John D. Rockefeller’s middle name.
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Germany
Poland
Sir Thomas, Rapital
Virgin Islands
United States
Francis Perkins
U.S. Office of Immigration
Department of Labor
Office of Education
Synnavelle
John D. Rockefeller
Fragmentary factgraph notes on bees and signatures
The text describes a smoky scene affecting bees and hoarding behavior, mentions a man named Walt and a keeper removing comb frames, and references William Strauss and a secretary forging autographs. It reads as a garbled historical fragment with unclear events and many broken terms.
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Duke's Namiey The Wifes of uly duke of Windsor
Fragmentary OCR reads names and relations linked to Duke of Windsor. Unclear wording suggests a note on spouses, possibly listing individuals with errors in spelling and punctuation. No clear event or date.
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Duke of Windsor
Aldrey
Washington's Debt Stance Prompts Tax Increase Debate
In remarks by ROBERT DOUGHTON Chair of the Ways and Means Committee, the national debt rose from $22 to $43 trillion since 1933. He argues deficits are necessary to fund defense and social programs, urging tax increases and careful defense spending to preserve liberty and security for citizens.
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Betty Allen Earns Co starring Role in DuBarry Was a Lady
Betty Allen, rising from understudy to co star, earns praise after taking over the lead in DuBarry Was a Lady while Ethel Merman retires to Panama Hattie rehearsal. Allen, from San Diego, faced nerves but delivered a note worthy first Broadway night, breaking into road and stage work for ten years.
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Miss Allen On Tour In Stage Comedy Dreams Of Broadway
Miss Allen recalls pivotal roles in Thee I Sing and May Wine as she notes Broadway fame differs from road work. She describes a beachy apartment set and discusses ambitions for a real terrace home while Bert Lab’s musical promises riotous, risque humor appealing to Broadway audiences. The piece hints at ongoing touring and a forthcoming second year.
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Fragmented OCR Message From London News Desk
Incomplete text from a London based agency mentions the French and a tour event in the afternoon. The fragment references unclear activity and a channel associate reporting on moving figures. Further readable details are not available in the surviving lines.
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