Corry newspaper fragment details rates and notices
Fragmentary text from Corry Pennsylvania issue showing postal classification and subscription rates. Mentions mail service, post office, and pricing like seven dollars per year and four cents per copy. No clear headlines or complete article content.
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Corry
Ad Wangs
Ayartisiig
Falling Real Wages Amid Second Round Wage Pressures
The piece notes rising wage demands across sectors including telephone and automobile workers, with calls for a twelve dollar weekly rise and a 23 cent hourly increase. It cites President Truman urging “second round” gains if prices aren’t cut, and analyzes cost of living versus wages from 1941 to 1947, showing real wages confounding wartime gains. It highlights prolonged decline in real earnings, varying by industry, and marks significant purchasing-power losses through mid-1947.
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Truman
Presidentt Truman
Laureau of Labor
Wess
Elevnone
Canada Gains Noted Standing in Western Hemisphere
A brief report notes Io, Canada rising in regional influence across the Americas, highlighting growing political and economic ties. It emphasizes Canada as a major actor, shaping discussions on trade, security, and cooperation with neighboring nations.
Fragments From Cory and Corry News Briefs
A collection of brief items reports on a gas well potentially meeting city needs in Cory, juvenile runaways and a police car incident at Waterford High School, tax reduction optimism in Congress, a Corry sports unit’s early morning training, a Rochester firm payment dispute, a Corry firm’s street parking fee notice, caution against sewing machine repair scams, and Democratic prospects with Sam Rayburn as a 1989 ticket running mate.
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Carter
Cory
Roes
John Flanigan
St. Josaph's
Paul Lines
Waterford
Jessie
Congress
Senate
House
Treasury
Journal
Sport Department
Force
Corry
Rochester, N
LWO
Singer
Washington
Sam Rayburn
Trumen
Rayburn
Corry area notes cite gas well history and local events
The Corry district reports on a deep gas test near Carter Hill with a 25,000 foot strike and a dramatic flame visible for miles. Residents recall the era’s frictions over gas competition, while nearby farms and streets are described. Local figures, schools, and anniversaries populate a long column of community items.
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Kiya
William Foster
Ttt Ag
Foster
Mairview School
Walter DeJean
Hall
Girard Ab
American Legion
Hiie
Cory Business Arms
Melvin Sham- Tah
Splesman
Carter Hill
Erie County
Nick Kaladea
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Fred Cameron
Aero Plant
Figiler
Cameron
Violent Driving Spurs Complaints On West Pleasant Street
A motorist in a light-colored jacket and another in a bright red vehicle are said to have frequent reckless driving on West Pleasant Street. Reports describe high speeds, unsafe passes, and threats of retaliation amid several arrests and calls for stricter speed enforcement.
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Sani
West Pleasant
Snake bites fear and antidotes in Pennsylvania
The article notes only three poisonous snakes in Pennsylvania the banded rattlesnake copperhead and massasauga. It warns whisky as a remedy is dangerous promotes antivenin antivenom serum effective against these snakes. First aid includes tourniquet wound enlargement suction and immediate medical care for snake bites.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Twenty Years Ago Prom Journal and City Council Notes
Contracts for mason and carpenter work on United Mieten Church remodel awarded to B A Williamson and Glenn Mier. North Center Street improvement project advanced with estimated cost 25 000 to 90 000. Rotary Club officers elected at Hotel Cony. Ford dealers Forbes and Spaulding win dump truck contract for city. Three Gary boys to aviation training in the Hawaiian Islands after three weeks at Fort Slocum.
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Sigma
Musa
Corry
Tilks
New Prooucs Company
Warren
Charles Martin
West Prederick Street
Martha Wallace
Clarence W
Sigma Delta Phi
Grove City College
Corry Senior High
Robert Young
North Center Street
Puitig
Mee
State Department of Public Instruction
Commonwealth
Norman ‘Thomas Newton
Garry
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Newton
Ain Aviation
Marine Corps
Army Air Forces
Eighth Army
Commission For Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives
Italy
Carryman
Jessie King Nawton
Rome
Post Office Department
Doctors of America
He Mason and
Carpentar
Ash Evening
B.A. Wiliamson
Glenn Mier
Wirapte
Genter Street
Park Place
Columbus Avenue
Olly Goun Cil
Forbes and Spaulding
Ford
Gary Boys
Glen Chris
Harry and
Joseph Pesky
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Hawaiian’ Islands
Errors in a 1947 bleibt spelling quiz mix
A garbled 1947 quiz items list asks about May 1 wage days for British farmers six days pay per week and requests correct spellings. It cites a WW II era theater, asks to name a radio feature host and the author of a novel East River. It also asks about Bermuda and a seized explosive mislisted as a food commodity.
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United
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Eduard Bunes
Bwilnerland
Cxechostavalia
Portugal
Joseph T. MicNarnty
U. S
Sue
East River
Bermuda
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Canada
Americas
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Neves
Hix
Fat Rayburn
Pudisk
George Butters
Joy Manufacturing Company
Franks Tor
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Daily Dozen
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Minnit Re
Fords Chatrmnan
Mas Jana Mo
Cray
Clydé B. Wier
Rotary Club of
City
Hotel
Cony
Jewell Mount
H. J. Davis
B. Kibler
Ralph Fogle
A. G. Buller
B. B. MacKensie
Max
A.elks Lodge
Masonic Order
Rita
Heiman Jewelers
J. Fred Kinley Insurance
Agency
South Center St
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
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Org
Hongwango
Plate Hospital
States Highway Department
Timy
Bates Radio Electric
Ang Make Radio Bylvania
Columbus
Arpanee
Shomborg’s News & Sports Store
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lisss
Reich
Corry, Pa
Lanston’s
South Center Sr
All-Way Electric CO