CORRY EVENING JOURNAL DISCUSSES PARTY IDOLS AND PRIMARY IDEAS
The Corry Evening Journal discusses Wendell Willkie Wisconsin and Republican candidates. It notes the national primary idea, the nomination process, and historical patterns of party support and voter shifts in a period context.
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Wendell Willkin
Wiscimsin Roe
Rimenowst
Hebilusky
Republican Linket
Oylsie
James O. Blaine
Twain
Wilson
Bryan
Chamber of Commerce chief urges balanced labor reform
Erie Tahasto, modern president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, warns that union excesses threaten stability while new business leader Johnston Mixes bold policy and caution. He calls for a middle ground to avoid social and economic trouble. Public sentiment and industry loyalties shape forthcoming debates.
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Erie Tahasto
United States Chamber of Commerce
Johnston
Fox Bboy
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Innov
Stevne
Molkine Papital
Toy Snd
Quiz questions on science and civics from a vintage page
A jumble of questions asks about a Pennsylvania oil plant explosion location the meaning of pro tempore and other trivia. It includes queries on eclipse phases nailed by the moon and historical Navy figures, plus a glossary of terms and pipe flow principles.
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Pmiswe
Pemmsylvania
Sun Ol
Perulke
Ned
Harold ii
Tokax
Petrotemm
Denuty
United States Navy
House of Congress
City council adjourns without action on pavement plan
Twenty years ago the city council adjourned without discussion after express purpose to decide the pavement question. ZEE Oass, former European Hotel owner, announced purchase of the old Taylor Ivery property on East South street. The Corry-Columbus bus resumed schedule this afternoon, with routes in fair condition and hopes to run smoothly. Preparations proceed for a connecting link between West Smith street and the proposed state highway from Union City. May 5 will see openings for bids on the Weab Sull street grade work and dirt removal. Interest grows among Corry property owners and summer visitors at Pendley Lake for a fox ranch project next month. A new concrete fountain will adorn the city park. bids open at the first May meeting. Corry households face higher gas costs, up 50 to 75 cents per thousand cubic feet, per Harrisburg reports of a new rate schedule by the Pennsylvania Gas Company with PSC approval pending.
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Mendiville South
Wat Mire
Doward J. Manin
Guignon
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OPA
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Hella
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Army Air Force
Tyndyll Pield
Plu
Charlie Graham
Rhaenwsi
Crom
Vive Biwi
New Guinea
Ieluepel
Thistricis
Thielensias
Thiel College
Ohville
Corry Tac
Daily Dozen Examines Causes Of Poor Posture
The article argues that bad posture stems from habitual incorrect posture rather than muscular weakness or malnutrition. It notes many wrestlers and boxers show poor posture except on stage and emphasizes habit and upright alignment as key. It urges posture training in schools to improve efficiency and appearance, citing high rates of poor posture among children.
Probate first soldier's estate at Jamestown
Jamestown April 15 Surrogate Court opened the first probate of heirship in the estate of Sgt Henry Richard killed in the war. Frank Richard, father, testified that the house at which he and his wife Pauline Richard, 64, live is the family home. The parents are the only heirs. four surviving brothers also noted. He and his wife were named heirs after War Department notification of their son's death.
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Frank Richard
Henry
Richard
Pauline Richard
Wiso
Mr. Richart
Sirogate
Hugh W. N. Bodine
War Department
Mayville Woman Key Witness in Murder Appeal
Mayville resident Tatra Swanson travels to Jamestown North Carolina to testify as state witness in the appeal trial of three youths convicted of killing her husband on February 19 1983. Swanson identified the trio as the assailants in the holdup at her husband B J Swanton’s general store in Jamestown in 1943.
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Priday
Jamestown
N.C
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Mer Hartfield
Swanson
Veterans and home front notes amid wartime Corry pages
War era column recounts veterans stories from Corry and nearby areas including a local pharmacy transition to Marines, hospital tents and dugouts, and missing in action reports. It mentions community leaders, Red Cross channels, and a flood of letters, plus local school and church ties, civic notices, and a war update from Thiel College.
Call for State and Federal Bank Reports
The State Banking Department issued a call for a report on the close of business for April 13 from Wisconsin banks and trust companies, savings banks, private life and national banks under its supervision. The notice cites radio activity and a large number of operators tied to the industry, with plans for a future public airing and continued inquiry into current conditions.
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State Banking Department Today
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Wwe and Trust Companies
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Thueisry Power
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State Banking Department
Warren: local figures visit Albany police briefing
In Thumslow Albany area, residents discussed a visit by Mrs George FH Miter Rogers and others. The event centered on Slip King yearly dome Loch and Ineight Wack Ll dames T Mil with several attempts and a humble reception witnessed by local onlookers.
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