Construction News Favors Home Building Boost in Corry
In Corry Pa the HHO Construction News reports a push for residential building in the Second Ward. Hammond Elevator Company leads a program with three new homes planned in East Teving Wright Street, one already sold, signaling early, brighter prospects despite prior housing shortages. London and Chungking are praised as war-torn cities showing resilience and a call for support to aid a future recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HHO Construction
Corry
Hammond Elevator Company
Teving-Wright Stree
Poe Anniversary Recalls Unitary World Edition
The note marks the 100th anniversary publication in Gretas 610 praising Poe's Murders in the Rue Morgue as a standout mystery work. Critics highlight suspense, gripping endings, and Poe's influence amid a stream of modern detective stories and reviews.
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Poe
Tre
Teader
Piganury
Ely Ettentave Spe
Prank Laur ie Named To Represent Board At Atlantic City
Twenty years ago in Journal entries, Laurie, president of the Board of Commerce, was chosen to represent the loose organization at the national meeting next month in Atlantic City. The High School five beat the Beystones 35 to 12 in the fastest court game of the season. H C Herlein, spending time in Denver, returns home to visit daughter Mrs Anne Dooline on North Center Street. James Mead of Corry Boiler Works heads to Meadville for business. Mrs George Mulderick travels to Buffalo with niece Miss Margaret Nante, who will attend school there. W Arthur and Lye Postey purchase store property on North Center Street from A L Foster.
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Prank Laurie
Board of Commerce
Atlantic City
Beystones
H.C. Herlein
Bhebe
Denver
Colo
Gisit
Anne Dooline
North Genter Siren
George Mulderick
Buffelo Tiny
Margaret Nantes
W. Arthur and Lyle
Daily Dozen on Peanuts From Medical Society Note
The text discusses peanuts or goober nuts, noting common names and origins in America. It highlights peanut uses such as roasting, peanut butter, peanut oil for foods, and rising import demand. It references U.S. peanut production in 1900 and 1938 and mentions geographic growth in the southern states.
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Auth Amsrica
United States
Ieglephante
Galileo's first telescope and early lightning estimates
Fragmentary text describes Galileo's first telescope built from spectacle lenses and a simple tube, noting magnification around three times. It also mentions uncertain figures about lightning strikes and early observations, with distorted phrases about weights and measurements.
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Galileo
Orgon Pipe
Farm labor shortage worries Wickard and McNutt
Washington Day Book reports Secretary Wickard and Federal Security Chief McNutt alarmed by a skilled farm labor shortage. They cite selective service, high wages in cities, and demand in farming as key causes. Grain, dairy, poultry, and perishables sectors risk labor gaps as machinery users may escape some impact.
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WY Sarai roNs
Claude R. Wickard
Federal Security
Paul V. McNutt
United States
Great Britain
France
Greece
China
Spain
Wickard
McNutt
Hollywood Lights By Bubbly Columns About Anna Lee
Hollywood gossip outlines Anna Lee as the central figure in a Hollywood tale and traces director Lewis Milestone seeking her for My Life with Caroline. The piece describes set quirks, a dramatic stairway prop, and Anna Lee as a devoted wife and mother, with vivid but fragmented notes on costumes and interiors.
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Hollywood
Bubbbly
Coomns
Anna Lee
Miss Lee
Lewis Milestone
Caroline
RKO
London
Robert Stevenson
Hallywood
Milestone
Stivenson
Stevenson
Howe
Khoys
Ars
Lewis
Cosy
Beneda Invicta
Jes
Turbulent Punctuation Confusion Hits Local Text
Fragmented OCR yields unclear phrases such as Mooralaliy yolra and "Very, Waly yours" with stray quotes and garbled titles. The piece appears to be a damaged archival snippet with illegible names and context, lacking a coherent event or person.
Daily Quiz on Answers From The Classified Page
A peculiar quiz challenges readers with questions about awards pages US territories British Parliament seats and historical facts. It includes misprints and odd phrasing while probing knowledge of World War era appointments and musical theater origins.
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Tne
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Clover Teavas
United States
Maine
Committee On
Publc
Neville Chamberlain
Fragmented 1616- Era Notes From Scraps Of Odd History
A collage of obscure notes mentions the year 1616 with a deranged summer, ancient handball, and a Dutchman Meynheer van Hises buried items. It cites Yorktown law, steam age references, star myths, and a Milford harbor dig. Contains garble and unclear attributions across multiple places and topics.
New York Writers Reflect On California and Revolution
In Manhattan,George Tucker surveys bleak March days fueling literary mindsets. Phil Stong's The Princess follows a self sufficient woman who governs a farm in Iowa, while Miller's Cover the Waterfront profiles Rebo, Nevada, andPostwar Southern California’s shifting population. Van Doren’s rumors point to a new manuscript with Berane files and Benedict Arnold revelations. James Street writes Delta tales and Mason discusses modern realism in historical fiction. Military Intelligence Right bundles three Mason novels.
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George Tucker
New York
Phil Tong
Carl van Doren
Max Miller
James Street
Liam O'Poherty
Phil Stong
Washington
Cann
Harold Matson
Towa
AX Mileer Sgro
Rebo
Nev
California
Miler
Pers
Retre
Defense Y
Httle
van Doren
Henry Clinton
Benedict Arnold
Salt van Doren
Jank van Wyck Mason
Baltimore
Mason
Man— Hattan
State Plea Urges Care For Wild Flowers In Spring
Harrisburg reports a state plea highlighting the 4000 plus flowering species in spring forests. J R Williams, director of the Bureau of Parks, urges protection and public learning to enjoy wild flowers while preserving habitats and avoiding overharvest.
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Harrisburg
J. R. Wiliams
Burwax of Parks Inihe Department of Forests and Waters
Williams
Wil
Fragmentary note hints at a Wednesday event
A partial OCR note references a Wednesday item involving a named person and an indoor venue. The readable segments point to a local event or action but lack full details such as date, location, or precise participants.
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Moane
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Selective Service
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Audtansicht
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Batley
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Benny Bensom
Seward
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Meynheer van Hises
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Yorktown
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