Williams guests of Equitable as he tops sales force
Mr and Mr Theo Williams travel to New York City to visit Equitable Insurance and support Mr Williams who led the company with the highest policy sales among 6 772 agents. Snow and freezing temperatures mark a historic cold April as regional weather lingers. An obituary notes Alfred D Sheeley dies at Corry Hospital aged 19. Public notices list Civil Service exam applicants for police positions and filing deadlines. Fayette Mourton, 69, dies at his home on Rast Leving Street, a longtime resident widely known. The cotton industry faces decline in 1945 with lower production and yield, though carryover remains strong. world demand, price effects, and substitutes shape future output.
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Theo Williams
New York City
Equitable Insurance Company
Williams
Equitable
Fayette Mourton
Rast Leving Street
Mourton
Seceid
United States
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Manly people feared returning soldiers would bring foreign diseases home. Malaria was common abroad but unlikely to spread here. About 440,000 hospitalizations occurred, with recurrences possible after return. Immunizations, water purification, sanitation, disinfection, and insect control were used widely to guard against cholera smallpox typhus and yellow fever. Armed forces employed preventive medicine even in combat, with medical care and sanitation protecting the United States from disease importation.
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United States
Corry youth and three others plead guilty in county court
John Raymond Braun 18 admitted taking 9850 from John Huddaga of North East on September 5 1945 after seeking food and shelter. Robert R Saeger 22 of Townville admitted taking an automobile and other items worth 1200 from W R Harris and A W Sergeant. John Donoghue 44 of Marion Street pleaded to larceny of an automobile belonging to Kenneth R Nelson. Harvey H Dipble 21 of Union City pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. sentences deferred or restitution ordered as noted by Judge Laub.
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Corry
Erse
John Raymond
Braun
John Huddaga
New Oleans
Florida
New Orleans
Burton R. Laub
Robert R. Saeger
Townville
W. R. Harris
A. W. Sergeant
Albion
John Donoghue
Marion Treet
Wulley
Kenneth R. Nelson
Olity
Harvey H. Dipblé
Union City
Laub
The Price of Cotton in Washington Power Struggle
In Congress a battle to curb OPA powers drives cotton into the spotlight. Cotton growers blame higher margins for cotton futures and price declines after Stabilization Director Bowles raised the margins. The piece traces cotton’s central role in the economy, past price swings from 10 to 9 1/2 cents and the effect of AAA and Bankhead taxes and loans on growers.
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Congress
OPA
Bowles
United States
AAA
Supreme Court
Quizy Classified Clues From A Distant Page
A reader asks seven trivia questions printed on a classifieds page. Topics span planetary motion dining pricing at a Mayflower Hotel, world languages, proverbs, horse headpieces, Allied WWII forces in Italy, Baltic state status, and indigenous burial customs alongside other era phrases.
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Mayflower Hotel
Washington, D. C
Italy
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
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Fred Smith
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Uillern
the Medical Society of the
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the National Bank OF Corry
Libby
Lake Shore
Lux
Carlope
Clorox
Requs
voLls
Philadelphia
Dial
Ladylocks
Eecet Salle
Apple
Graham Cracker
the Ritz Bakery
William H. Farley
Spartansburg
Penn
Fashion” Park
Manhattan
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Stetson
Alpagora
Florsheim
Edgerton
Jessup and
Turner
Chunky
Tox
Allan L
Ren Gail
Hur
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