Corry paper shows classic wire service and mail rates
The text lists Associated Press rights and notice of republication, with dispatch usage rules. It cites periodical mail rates and postage in effect, including yearly, weekly, and single copy prices, and announces advertising rate disclosure upon request. It mentions multiple city bureaus and the Post Office as origin for mail matter.
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Sith St
New York
Bond
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
NWA
Post Ofice of
Corry
Ad-Vance
Sy Carer
Milestones From Neutrality to Responsibility
A historical recap notes the 1947 Permanent Neutrality Act limiting loans, arms shipments, ship arming, and private donations to warring sides. It cites Roosevelt's 1947 signing, Senate and House votes, and a Chicago speech urging peace laws to be upheld and lawless nations quarantined.
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Congress
United States
Hitler
Rhineland
Adt
Tokyo
Austria
Great Britain
Roosevelt
House
Chicago
Airplane sighting and arson linked at state line in 1927
Twenty years ago residents witnessed a large airplane pass westward amid dense fog. Pilot Edelie Stinson landed on Byron Crowell’s farm and was brought to Corry. Meanwhile two local men were jailed by Chautauqua authorities in connection with a farmhouse arson near Hare Creek, near the state line.
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Corry
Edelie Stinson
Byron Crowell
Chautauque County
State Police
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua County
Stanley Roumansky
Hare Creek Road
State Line
Dandruff Advice From Medical Society Of Pennsylvan ia
The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania notes dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis affects many. It describes symptoms on scalp brows and ears, mentions no universal cure, advises regular shampooing and scalp care, differentiates oily and dry scalps, and warns against harsh brushing.
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Pindley Lake
Yester
G. I. Roberts
Point
Corry
Findley
Marriage at St Thomas Church and wartime policy notes
Miss Maude Bartholme of West Smith Street and Harold Eimets of Ripley were married on a date in April in the city by Rev. Reed, as a Redemptorist priest assisted at St. Thomas Church due to Rev. M. B. Tracy's illness. The piece then recalls shifts in U S prewar and wartime policy, noting neutrality act limits, arms embargo repeal, arming ships, lend lease, destroyer base deal, and UN Charter ratification by the Senate and House in 1945.
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Miss Maude
Bartholme
Smith Street
This City
Harold Eimets
Ripley
Rev. Reed
Methodist Church
North East
Father McLaughlin
St. Thomas’ Church
M. B. ‘Tracy
Europe
Great Britain
Acds
Britain
Congress
Senate
House
Harry L. Smith Dies Erie Masonic Leader at 83
Erie April 4 Harry L Smith 83 longtime treasurer of the Mutual Building and Loan Association and active in Masonic work died at home He served as treasurer and member of the Masonic Temple Building Association helped plan and build the present Masonic Temple A Bard degree Mason he was a Keystone Lodge No 455 trustee and Pennsylvania Grand Lodge representative He was treasurer of his lodge until recently.
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Erie
Harry L. Smit
Mutual Building and Loan Association
Masonic Temple Building Association
Masonic Temple
Keystone Lodge
Pennsylvania Grand Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Quizzical classified Qs on history and fate
A curious quiz lists seven questions covering Pompeiis fate at Mt Vesuvius, World War II church bells, a botanically lemon cherry claim, a P 82 fighter plane naming, zodiac signs, Grace Moore’s city ban, a Papen denazification sentence, India’s independence timing, Soviet attitude on trusteeships in the Pacific, Britain’s exit plan, and a bookish author of noted novels.
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Laya
Mt. Vesuvius
Pomceil
England
Betty Dane
Betty Low
Betty Jo
Hickam Weld
Hawaii
Guardia Wield
New York City
Grace Moore
Chattanooga
Nashville
Tenn
Trutial
Franz von Papen
India
Russia
U.S
U. N. Security Council
Judge Delays Decision On Prisoner Plea In Robbery Case
Judge postponed indefinitely a ruling on William Wojtalek known as Turkey who claims innocence after serving half of an eight year term for assault and robbery of Claire Lynch owner of Lynch Camera Shop. He seeks a full pardon and cites learned identities of the actual robbers. He was paroled on the charge and recently arrested as a tipoff man for downstate mobsters who robbed an east side club secretary.
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Bliis
Evans
William
Turkey
Wojtalek
Claire Lynch
Lynch
Wojialek
East Side
Two Sentenced in Erie Court for Theft and Assault
Two of four who pled guilty before Judge Elmer Evans received prison terms in Erie. Charles Harry Pleh, 25, Connellville, stole a watch from Ernest Maurin of Albion and received nine months in the Allegheny County prison plus costs and restitution. Henry B. Simon, 21, Portsmouth, Ohio, got eight to ten months in the Allegheny County workhouse for stealing Fred E. Ailgrim’s automobile. Sentences for Harry Dietrich, 21, Erie, who pled guilty to purse theft, and Jack Wager, 17, with charges of a morals attack, were deferred.
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Erie
Elmer Evans
Prson
Sen Teliies
Charles Harry Pleh
Connenut
Allegheny County
Henry &. Simon
Portsmouth
Fred E. Ailgrim
R. D
North East
Evans
Harry Dietrich
Erle
Thomas Giles
Jack Wager
Aho
Wager
ISCHOOL HEAD IS NOW OPEN ISSUE IN LAKEWOOD
The Parents League announced a three member ticket for the April school board election opposing Principal Lee Fr. Mathewson. The group, representing hundreds of parents and taxpayers, issued its platform and named Ernest D. Leet to represent them while keeping the identities of the three candidates confidential. Julius A. Naetzker, the chairman, released a statement outlining the league’s stance.
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Lakewood
Idool Board
Parents League
Lake Wood Controversy Over Community Spill Resolved
The passage notes a spillover from personal interests of one man into community affairs. It argues the main aim is welfare of children and schools rather than individual gain, asserting that the man’s actions should serve the public good.
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Lakewood
School board row forces principal from district duties
Community tension rose as a split public opinion over a school board decision led to the removal of the wrench principal from service. Officials cite the divided stance within the district as the reason for the change, signaling a broader impact on school operations.
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Medical Society of the State of
Harry L. Smith
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Eisenmans
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Ford Dealers
Rowland’s
Western Auto Associate Store
N. Center St
Heather
Chase Fedral
Phillips
Lakewood Group
Foradora’s
Foradora Flower Shop
East Main Street
Calif
G.C. Murphy Co
Heiman Jewelers
Betsy Ross
Lanston’s
South Center Street
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