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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1940
Page
4
The notice explains food poisoning from toadstools and botulism, noting about 700 U S deaths annually and that infants under one are most at risk. It warns home canners to boil vegetables before canning and again before serving, to prevent botulism.
Brief note reflects on events noted in journal files from twenty years ago, with terse lines and local context hints. No further details available in the fragment.
Bradford Pa September 26 William S Livengood Pennsylvania secretary of internal affairs warned at a Republican rally that secret foreign commitments could force the United States into war if President Roosevelt is reelected. Other speakers included Jay Cooke Frederick Gelder James Malone James McDowell and James Connelly.
At its annual convention in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania the Pennsylvania Council of Daughters of America adopted a resolution opposing federal education legislation. They warned passage would empower an education dictator to shape youth and undermine the constitutional form of government, replacing it with a socialist communist social order.
Miss Rowe of East Wayne street has accepted a teaching post in music and business at Cabot High School in Cabot, Pennsylvania. She is a Cony High School graduate class of 1925 and studied at Ithaca School of Music and Indiana State Teachers College.
Warren reports a truck skidded at the Lily Pond crossing on Route 6. Anthony Campagna of Dunkirk drove east when braking failed, striking vehicles and patrol cars. no injuries were reported, but damages totaled about 6400 dollars.
The piece contrasts Spanish ambitions under Franco with Allied fears of Franco aided by Nazi and Italian fascists. It condemns imperial aims while urging American focus on defense and unity, arguing churches can help rally for defense and resist foreign interference.
A reader quiz asks seven questions from a classified section. Topics cover rulers, avocados, U S debt, Columbia University, Klondike location, moon visibility, French holidays, Osa Johnson, the New Deal act and its unconstitutionality, plus the composer of Lohengrin.
England scrutinizes withdrawal from Dakar as de Gaulle loses ground in French empire. Government communique dominates pages while the News Chronicle questions the venture, with Vernon Bartlett urging that Germany be allowed another success.
An ad urges readers to try Rumford Baking Powder claiming perfect results for cakes and hot brews. It emphasizes using Rumford brand and invites sending for a free booklet.
McKean County Republican chairman Livengood criticizes Roosevelt's silence on hidden issues. He calls election day crucial and warns of war shadows and drifting toward dictatorship affecting the United States.
Ludwig Kowalski was named noble grand of Jonathan Lodge No. 685 Loyal Order of P. O. R. at the annual officer election held last evening. Other officers include Porter Auer vice grand Paul Auer financial secretary Le Roy Dickinson recording secretary Niels Sorenson treasurer G R Johnson paraphernalia clerk Paul Auer relief committee chairman and William Colby trustee. Installation set for October 9.
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