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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1948
Page
4
Twenty years ago Journal files note strict enforcement of the new traffic ordinance by the city police, with early erection of thru street signs likely to take effect soon. Also reported are injuries at Ajax Tron Works, a fall injuring Mrs Ressler, and Miss Fuller opening a kindergarten for four to six year olds at the Grandin Hotel area.
The narrative surveys early American politics and the reign of public figures from Washington to Monroe and Grant, noting bipartisan shifts, party dissolution, and era of good feelings. It cites W E Binkley on presidential power and analyzes postwar Republican sentiment toward Eisenhower amid factional Democratic rivalries and general political apathy.
Early construction for Erie's $8,000,000 Veterans Hospital was announced at a Vets Club dinner. Ground breaking is planned in a few weeks. The event honored Glenn A. Cook and Howard Schilling.
The article traces the unique broad appeal of Dwight D. Eisenhower across party lines, noting his ongoing demand after his January 23 statement and a spokesman's remark that he has not wavered. It compares past rare cross party interest with 1820 Washington and Monroe 1820 era echoes, and recalls Sherman’s 1884 pledge analogy.
A damaged passage offers a quiz of ten questions on politicians, philosophy, etymology, and geography alongside a brief obituary note. It mentions Earl Long linked to Huey Long, a query about moss, a quote attribution, an aperitif, William M. Tuck, submarine fractions, Clement Gottwald, a nine killer species, Helainkd capital, and lard origin. It ends with a suicide note about Eugene M. Robinson at Erie Works Geneva Electric.
Fay Burchfeld of Edinboro sells the North Center street hostelry to W H Moore of Wattsboro. Moore assumed management March 30. Milton L Brown, who bought George Patterson's insurance agency in the Realty Building, formally takes over today. Brown returns from Meadville where he resigned as superintendent of schools.
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