Corry retailers seek shopper input to improve local commerce
Editorial outlines Corry residents gripes about limited merchandise and higher prices versus Erie and other cities. Retailers plan to study issues and publish a form for community suggestions mailed to the Chamber of Commerce to boost selection, service, delivery, hours, and prices.
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Clys
Erie
Jamestown
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Building
Hal Boyle’s Americana and a Scout Equipment Bill
A collection of light cultural observations covers college costs and Easter lore with jokes on housewives and building weights. The piece ends noting the House sent a bill to Senate to lend Defense Department gear to Boy Scouts for the 1988 World Jamboree in Greece.
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BOY Scouts
Washington
House
Senate
Defense Department
Boy Scouts of
Corry Daily Page Feeds Local Advertising and Editorial Details
Fragmented OCR text from Corry Evening Journal shows local ad menus and staff mentions. It references building locations in Philadelphia and ongoing Associated Press copyright notes and publishing deadlines.
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Weightman
Philadelphia
Republicasion
AP News
Profits and Inflation in a Capitalist System
George Sokolsky argues profits drive wealth accumulation under capitalism and tax policy targets criminals by income tax. He contrasts conservative versus speculative investing and warns about profit ceilings hurting the economy, citing Kennedy and international capital forces.
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Internal Revenue Service
al Capone
Kennedy
Bad Neighbor Policy and Water Rights With Mexico
Paul Harvey argues that U.S. saline dumping into the Colorado River harms Mexican cropland near Mexicali Valley under a 194 treaty. He warns such acts erode good neighbor policy while noting the need to honor treaties and provide pure water, contrasting with domestic giveaways. He stresses the risk of anger, protests, and potential escalation.
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Mexico
United States
Colorado River
Mexicali Valley
Foot washing lesson on service at Passover table
The article reflects on Jesus washing the disciples feet at the Last Supper as a model of unselfish service. It notes the disciples’ earlier pride and the shock of this act, urging Christians to meditate on service as central to their faith, citing St. John 13 and modern corporate claims of service.
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Jesus
Christ
Corry News Highlights From World War II and Local Events
In April 1942 British actions in Burma aimed to deny oil fields to Japan as part of a major Burma campaign thrust. Union City plans induction of several local men under the Selective Service Act, listing names. A local assault incident prompts police reports from several women. John Sheehan captures the attacker after a four block chase. Local sports notes include Feles and G E Parsons return from Hare Creek with a fine catch and Hugh Bedient’s first win for the Toledo Mud Hens after years in Corry. The town stages a spring fashion parade while mourning the death of Mrs Catherine Carmike.
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Hugh Bedient
Falconer
Toledo Mud Hens
Bedient
Corry
Christy Mathewson
Boston Red Sox
Opening Day Trout Catch Reports for 1922 Season
On the opening day of the 1922 fishing season several good trout catches were reported. The notice names C. H. among those fishing and enjoying early success nationwide.
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C. H
Carpenter Killed in 24 Foot Fall on Cumberland Bridge
Monroe Silverston a 54 year old carpenter from Harrisburg died after a 24 foot fall while working on a bridge project in Middlesex Township Cumberland County yesterday. His death followed a fall that occurred during construction in the same area.
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Carlisle
Monroe Silverston
Chinese leadership vows intensified effort despite three year crisis
Washington dispatch cites Premier Chou En-lai reporting repetitive calamities in Red China. It notes food shortages, a harsh commune system, and a continued anti Western stance. The congress approves a 10 point program to boost production and shift workers back to farms, with no plan to abandon communes.
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Washington
Rett
Chou Hn-lai
Russia
Red China
Chou
National People's Congress
Ching
People's
Mao Tzetung
Mao
Medical Care Bill Urged as Inadequate Says AMA Official
Pittsburgh AP report says King-Anderson medical care bill would cover only about 25 percent of a patient’s medical bills, leaving 75 percent unpaid. AMA official Dr Edward R Annis contrasts Kerr Mills plan, which would cover 100 percent if well run. He criticizes King-Anderson as insufficient for both rich and poor.
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Pittsburgh
King-Anderson
American Medical Association
Edward R. Annis
AMA
Annis
Kerr-Mills
Miami
Lawrence
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Samuell Montagu and Co. Ltd
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Bad Neighbor Policy
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Canada
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Arizona
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Red Tito
Cuba
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G. G. Creighton
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West Burma
Burma
Union City
Victor Sexton
James Costello
William Sawdyn
Howard Sperry
Paul Daniels
Francis Jaquith
Edward Higley
Thomas Meehan
Wesley Beckwith
John Strigler
John Zepka
Peter Rezelle
Edward Darndall
Boleslaw Sanders
Leon Johnson
Kieth Crowell
Rev
Bert Collins
Earl Sorenson
Police Today
Fourth Ward
John Sheehan
Feles
G. E B. Parsons
Hare Creek
Downey Drug Store
New York City
Atlantic City
Milady
Manhattan
Catherine Carmike
West Washington Street
Chet’s Auto Service
Perk’s Garage
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Chet Frodelius
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House of Fashion
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