Voter Rights Promised Against Job Pressure in Elections
A long letter argues voter intimidation by employers seeking party favors, recounting two cases where workers were told jobs depended on Republican registration. The writer, a veteran journalist and former Democratic official, insists on constitutional voting rights and vows the Journal will practice rather than preach Americanism.
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Editorial sideline notes in Corry and Washington
A presidential election registration plea, local and national politics, rainfall records, and community events mix with criticism of political figures. Rodney Dutcher and Willis Thornton discuss Patman act debates, A and P opposition, and a proposed inland naval air base in Kansas City, plus looming government printing expansions.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Willis ‘Thornton
Patman
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Fifty million soldiers trained for possible European war
The document cites forty nine million trained troops as ready for potential action in Europe, listing national standing forces for Czechoslovakia, Soviet Russia, British Empire, France, Romania, Yugoslavia, and others. It totals mobilizable reserves across Germany, Austria, Italy, Poland, Hungary, and related states, arriving at a grand mobilization figure around thirty-three to thirty-three million plus.
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Soviet Russia
British Empire
France
Roumania
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Germany
Austria
Italy
Poland
Hungary
Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files September 27 1918
Extract from journal files recalls World War I events in the Champagne region and medical advances. It notes the 28th Division sanitation efforts, a shrapnel wound to Carl Edwards of Corry recuperating in a base hospital, a rail collision near Garland with hospital workers reporting, Belgian relief articles collected by Northrop and Coyle, early antiseptic surgery practices, steam sterilization in hospitals by 1882, and rubber gloves first used in 1898. It also mentions the Love residence purchase on Congrege Street and Corry High Class of 1918 heading to Eastman College at Poughkeepsie with Arthur Doster Jr.
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Champagne
Carl Edwards
Corry
Margaret Sullavan Defies Conventions In Film Career
Margaret Sullavan appears in casual attire under studio stage lights, expressing a philosophy of personal freedom. She rejects rigid conventions and routines, choosing meals and dress by preference, not etiquette, and insists her creative self remains true to her own methods.
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Margaret Sullaven
Margarry
Pines
Mies Sullovan
Sullavan
Margaret Sullavan
Corry Civic Orchestra Adopts Constitution At Rehearsal
The Corry Civic Orchestra, about twenty members, adopted a constitution and by-laws at a rehearsal and business meeting held at Tiffany's Studio. Director Lionel V. Thorogood led the session as musicians from Union City, Spartansburg and Sherman joined, with engagement prices set for in and out of the villa and plans for winter concerts.
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Cury Civic Orchestra
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Spartansburg
Sherjman
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Lionel V.thorogood
Warred for 34 Years and Civil Strife in Argentina
Argentina proclaimed independence from Spain on July 9 1618 after a prolonged conflict that lasted 34 years and later endured a civil war spanning 38 years shaping its early nationhood with enduring political turmoil.
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