Twenty Years Ago in Journal Files Highlights
Twenty years ago Ernest Williams completed brickwork on Frank Porton's new Frederick street home and 45 began the Wilcox store on East Main. Union City authorities investigate the death of Walter J Immey whose body was found at Baldwin's Flats. Alden James Bletcher, aged and well known, died at his daughter Mrs Dean Mitchell's home. Durham celebrated silver wedding anniversary with visitors. Miss Thelma King joined the Journal staff. Miss Palth Collins left Carry hospital for Columbia in New York City to study. Miss Helen Heath left for Wells College prep at Aurora New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Williams
Frank Porton
Frederick Street
Wilcox
East Main Street
Union City
Walter Jimmey
Baldwin's Flats
James Bletcher Alden
Dean Mitchell
Miss Palth Collins
Carry Hospital
New York City
Columbia
Helen Heath
Wallcourt
Aurora
N. Y
Wells College
Heallh
Radio Schedule Amid Weekend Programs and Newsroom Gigs
The listing outlines a dense array of radio programs across NBC and MBS networks including talks with John Cudahy on Are We at War and America Must Right, music programs with Lucille Manners and Sir Thomas Beecham, sports updates on the Belmont Race and World Series scrapbook, and contingency plans for weekend broadcasts featuring Two-Way London-New York discussions and Army maneuvers. It highlights varied times, hosts, and topics for a broad audience tuning into NBC Red Blue and MBS stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ianights
John Cudahy
Nbc-Blue
Exmory D. Land
Liberty Fleet
Paul, Smith
San Provicisco Chronicle
MBS
Rep. S.A
Congress
Nbc-Red
Lucille Manners
Bease
Sir Thomas Beecham
America
Joe 3
Berle & Laughton
Lonfon
New York
National Grange
No Hero Wanted in Army Film Now Being Prepared
The Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth plans a large scale motion picture program to educate troops with 100 Hollywood feature style films. Production aims for rapid monthly output and builds a dedicated facility including a film storehouse and sound stage. Key staff include Capt J Gordon Rigby and Private Garson Kanin plus other Hollywood veterans volunteering as writers and directors for Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Newcomb
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Signal Corps
Melvin B. Gillette
Direcor
Mobile
Flm
Iuto
Fort Benning
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Gillette
Hollywood
Uncle Sam
J. Gordon Rigby
Garson Kanin
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Douglas Kennedy
Kieth Douglas
Singapore
Joseph A. Thompson
Kathleen Norris
Fred Waring
Granville Owens
Lil Abner
Robert B. Ghurehill
Jato Fabry
Jason H. Bernie
Latin America backs democracy in world stance says column
The Evening Journal discusses Latin America's shift toward supporting democratic American ideals, highlighting Mexico Argentina Brazil and Chile as pivotal players. It notes Croatia ties strengthen and the hemisphere presents united resistance to totalitarian threats. The piece also reviews Edgar Dale's How to Read a Newspaper as a guide for smarter readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemisphere
Latin America
United States
Hitler
Mussolini
Mexico
Argentina
Brail
Chile
Croatia
Edgar Dale
Ohio State University
Progress in Fairhaven Housing Development Moves Ahead
At a Ritz Restaurant progress dinner, 25 members of D F Snyder Construction and government engineers heard that all phases of the Fairhaven Housing Development are advancing. Buildings are covered with roofs nearly complete, road grading started, exterior painting begun, and defense workers in Corry area applying to occupy units once available. Thomas J. McCoy reported steady applications as George Brummer and Louis Crew led the event, with John Knudsen toastmaster and Lyle Wilcox and his orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairhaven
Ritz
D. F. Snyder Construction Company
AML
Thomas J. McCoy
Defense
Corry
George Brummer
Snyder Construction Company
General Contractors
High Winds Cause Widespread Damage Across Crawford County
Stormy conditions knocked over power and telephone poles in Meadville and Jamestown, halting Coast Quad lines and grounding planes at Meadville airport. Utilities reported numerous trouble calls as 4 poles toppled in Meadville and Jamestown Telephone and Electric companies worked to restore 35 toll lines and 50 local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contimencom
Ion
Coast Quad Station
Meadville
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Meadile ‘Telephone Company
Crawford County
Jamestown
Jamestown ‘Telephone Corporation
Windstorm Hits Chautauqua County Damages Orchard and Docks
A early autumn windstorm, estimated at about 38 mph, swept across Chautauqua Lake tossing boats from the east shore and tearing sections of docking. The Woalfield area apple crop and surrounding pears suffered heavy damage as power and phone lines were downed by broken limbs. Repairs by Keystone Public Service and Pennsylvania Telephone were underway with prolongation into the night and permanent work planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua County
Mar
Chautauqua Lake
Woalfield
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Keystone Public Service Company
Pennsylvania.Telephone Corporation
Ample and Intelligent method of tri de ing the gap
A proposal describes WPA assisting private industry by placing selected men in private plants for four weeks at no cost to employers. If the worker proves capable, he joins the regular payroll. if not, he returns to WPA with his prior status. The New Republic notes trials in Chicago and other cities with favorable early results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
WEA
Regar
New Republic
Chitsgo
Cleanup Efforts Advance Amid Auto Wreckage Clutter
Ragged debris fills a site as cleanup crews work through wrecked cars and rusted remains. Officials consider options for disposal and funding while residents watch progress and await a clearer plan.
Daily Quiz How Many Can You Answer
Hardening of the arteries is a common disease of old age and linked to high blood pressure. Hereditary factors and emotional temperament influence risk. Spasms in small arteries impede flow, forcing the heart to work harder. Strain, worry, overwork worsen condition. obesity increases impact. A physician detects symptoms during routine checkups and may advise rest and lifestyle changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Hiss
Fragmented glossary item on plural forms and errors
The fragment discusses common pluralization errors for proper nouns such as Marys Johns Joneses Adamses and notes a card term Quist Major meaning royal flush. It mentions city movement and a geographic range from the Atlantic seaboard to the Rockies but lacks a coherent narrative or clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marys
Johns
Joneses
Adamses
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A reader prompt lists seven test questions from the Daily Dozen feature. It asks about a Gibraltar of America, ape or gallows terms for Gibbon, presidential bath administrator, American billion’s English term, closest planet to Earth, chemical in matches, a two-year Congress, Painted Desert location, author of Kidnapped, and the number two Thespians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
America
Gibbon
Earth
Venus
Mara
Man Fined $20 After Cruelty to Dog Beating
A man at 781 Ash street was found guilty of cruelty to animals for beating to death a dog named Pluty owned by Mrs. Anne Schaaf. Alderman Joseph Iliszewski imposed a $20 fine, the cruelty limit, and remanded the man for the next term of court for surety of the peace in the same case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Ash Street
Anne Schaaf
Joseph “Iliszewski
Former Union City Man Edwin Reese Dies in Cincinnati Crash
A former Union City resident Edwin Reese died in an auto crash in Cincinnati Tuesday evening after his car reportedly collided with a fire apparatus. He is survived by his wife his mother and two brothers Frederick of Cincinnati and Herbert of Baltimore. The body will be shipped to Union City Friday morning with private funeral services planned for that afternoon and interment at a family cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Vmion
Edwin Reese
Prientis
Crowe Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Hospitals gain value as sickness rises nationwide
Across the country towns and basements hold old machinery and junk while hospitals face overdrownings. Despite the clutter, more people are falling ill, and the public begins to recognize the importance of hospitals.
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Thelma King
Journal
Industry
Ani Serap
New York State
Atlantic
Rockies
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Art Brie
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Maxim Insurance
Long Island
Sunnyfield
Marvel
Jame Parker
Jane Parker
DEXO
A&p Sauer Kraut
Popeye
Model Dairy Co
Ani Oferated
Dink
National Biscuit
Nabisco National Biscuit Company
Philco
Root’s Furniture Store
Tampax
Povane Fos Bode
Fitch
Kotex
EPSOM
She Hinds
HH. & Ay
Moni Xed Toast
UCM
Corry, PA
Jerma
Oui
Prit
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