Corry Evening Journal Publisher Advert Rates Listed
Local corresp notes the Corry Evening Journal details advertising rates and mail subscription options. It lists Associated Press affiliation and pricing: by mail $8 per year, by carrier three cents per copy, with regional delivery options and rate inquiries.
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Jobs Without Lay-Offs Steadier Employment Sought
Erle Johnston advocates steadier jobs in the Saterepost, opposing annual wage mandates. He urges employers to reduce seasonal layoffs via targeted, department by department approaches and piecemeal job improvements. He supports government incentives and state unemployment laws rewarding steady work with lower employer taxes.
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Ideology and war talk in Washington column
A Washington columnist’s heated critique follows a casual remark that Russians allied with the West have softened their system and show progress at home. The piece argues there are no current signs of plots to Bolshevize the U.S. and emphasizes Americans’ preference for their own government. It also notes wartime telegrams from soldiers in Europe and Germany, highlighting skepticism about occupation plans and morale.
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Civilians adapt as invasions loom in wartime homes
Hal Boyle recalls civilians’ coping when Germany invades, noting farm families keep chores and dinners steady while danger nears. He cites a Detroit sergeant and paratroopers who survive through courage and caution, describing mines and near misses that test resolves under fire.
Corry considers limestone station project and recreation board
Twenty years ago a local note discusses Cecilia Sullivan declining a hospital tied post about a new passenger station at Corry. The piece cites a grand two story limestone structure with massive pillars to serve travelers and boost civic spirit.
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DAILY DOZEN From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
The article discusses body figure concerns for women, pregnancy weight, and fashion attitudes. It notes Hollywood stars as mothers and cites a local meeting where Miss Mary Con was named president of a women’s club. It emphasizes protein and nutrient intake during pregnancy and cautions about postnatal body changes and aging.
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Merchants to Hear Farley On Merchandising
The Chamber of Commerce and city merchants bring W. H. Farley, a national merchandising authority, to speak at a merchants and businessmen meeting in the Municipal building auditorium this evening.
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W. H. Farley
Cony
Municipal Building
Whittlesey to Broadcast From WMAQ Chicago
May announcement states B Lee Whittlesey son of Mr and Mrs PLE Whittle of Sev West Church Street will sing six numbers on WMAQ Chicago from 5 30 to 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon about March 20 This writing notes ongoing Pacific operations and musings on demobilization and civilian role after peace in Europe while Japan reportedly still holds millions of troops in Asia
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Ple. Whittle
West Church Street
WMAQ
Chicago
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China
Europe
Hitler's Legacy and the looming end of a cruel regime
A wartime-era op-ed reflects on Hitler's threats and doomed aims, noting his vow to wreck Germany, target Bolshevists and Jews, and name Himmler as destruction chief. The piece juxtaposes his rhetoric with grim modern outcomes while praising two lessons for future generations as plans to outlast him unfold. It also cites that about 9 million Americans are over 65.
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German Reich
Walkie talkie to aid postwar radio use and peace forums
In a CBS weekend broadcast Commissioner Jett promotes the Citizens Radio Communications Service on the gevealth frequency and opens access after the war to individuals and businesses. The feature mentions World Peace Forums with Sen Claude Pepper and Yale president Charles Seymour and a Red Cross Atlanta program with Gov Arnall and Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
G. I. Us
Commis
Sioner B.X. Jett
CBS
PCC
Citizens Radio Communications Service
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Claude Pepper
Florida
Charles Seymour
Yale
George Gallup
E.G. Arnall
Georgia
Marjorie Kintan Rawlings
Atlanta
Sumner Welles
NBC
Chemical test ordered in Girard death case
Coroner Warren W. Woods announced an investigation into the death of Mrs. Eva Hoffman 86 in Girard. Pathologist Dr. K L Burt will perform an autopsy and chemical tests to determine exact cause while bruises on her face and right arm are noted. Authorities questioned two witnesses from a cafe where she was seen during a fainting spell.
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Ea Folman
Wildam
Gomtman
Nortis Girard
Warren W. Woods
Haifman
Harry Atkins
LL. Michael Richko
North Girard
Moreland
Kane Marine Bergman of famed Wolf Pack home on furlough
U S Marine Corps private Bergman son of Mr and Mrs Bergman of LaMont returned to his Kane area home on a brief furlough awaiting reassignment to Bainbridge. He joined the Wolf Pack on Iwo Jima for a reconnaissance days before the invasion and is a Kane High School alumnus formerly employed at the Glen Martin plant in Baltimore Maryland.
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Marine Corps
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Scouters to Reserve Dinner for Washington Trail Council Meeting
Bill Gitford president of the Washington Trail Council Boy Scouts of America calls all Scouters to the council annual meeting on April 11 at Edinboro State Teachers College in Edinboro to reserve dinner. Final plans with dietitian Miss Logan are due Tuesday. Officials expect attendance to exceed last year's. Principal speaker is Ross Leffler chairman of Regiona Boy Scouts of America.
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Washington Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Edidboro State Teachers College
Miss Logan
Gulord
Ross Leffler
Regiona
Erie PAC Group Denies Backing Any Judge Candidate
The Erie PAC denies endorsing any judge candidate and urges that claims of backing are untrue. The group says its stance reflects nothing about individual contenders and stresses PAC support does not bind or authorize any candidate to act as its spokesman. Local Dems and Republicans weigh potential endorsements and cross-party talks continue on a unified judge slate.
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Boy Found Safe After Nineteen Hour Missing Walk
Three year old Garay Moore was found by a farmer near Waterford after a nineteen hour disappearance. He had been lost in woods and rain, found by Lawrence Yaple and brought to the hospital in good condition despite exposure. Police said the search involved about 200 people from multiple towns.
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Leon Moore
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Wan Tie Hospital
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Quiz style questions from Page Six source
A series of trivia prompts asking: when American First Army troops crossed the Rhine, complete common proverbs, what Saturday’s child should do, Robin Hood’s forest, Vice President Harry S Truman’s home state, whether Gladstone was British or other nationality, the meaning of NLRB, Army policy on transferring one of three sons, and the position of John Hancock when he signed the Declaration.
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Golden Lux Tablets Promoted For Internal Cleanliness
An old advertisement claims Golden Lux Tablets remove intestinal poisons causing age symptoms. It asserts the pills are non irritating, safe with no dose increase, and beneficial for both old and young as a healthy habit. Available from druggists in 250 and 50r sizes.
Potato Growers Meet Wednesday at Titusville
Potato growers from Pennsylvania plan an equipment demonstration at the Donaldson Baym Supply Company in Titusville. Speakers discuss potato yields and seed depth with a post luncheon discussion on cultivation and spraying. A directors meeting of the Pennsylvania Cooperative Potato Growers Association will follow in Corry.
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Woman Kicked by Horse Dies in Ridgway Incident
A woman died after being kicked by a horse in Ridgway. The horse attacked as she fed it at an unfamiliar location, leading to fatal injuries treated at General Hospital. An inquest will determine the cause as accidental death.
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Hope Hubriday
Myers
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Elk County Covrier
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Jaslunek
Fayette D Curtis Buried in Columbus
Fayette D. Curtis was buried at Columbus in West Lawn Cemetery after services at Columbus Community Church led by Rev. John Walte. Bearers included Paul and Nelson Tyis ket and Nathen and Pradk Dodd, with many relatives attending from nearby communities and beyond.
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Devald Bulius
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