Unclear polling draws weak primary turnout in Gerry area
The article notes a low voter interest in Gerry's primary election, with precinct two in the First Ward delivering the day’s heaviest vote at 160. It also reports a major business deal where Harold Armitage of Corry Auto Supply buys J. Rogers' East Main Street block and plans to move his store there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
Harold Armitage
Corry Auto Supply Company
East Main Street
J. 5. Rogers
Armitage
Daily Dozen on Retirement and Aging Challenges
A historical briefing notes the biological basis for post retirement changes and the growing older population. It discusses longer lifespans, the medical and social implications, and the tension between compulsory retirement and the need to support retirees amid remaining job opportunities for younger workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideness
The Communist Question in Public Affairs
A column argues against outlawing Communism and favors tolerance and debate. It critiques calls to ban parties, notes risks of underground movements, and warns against squandered public funds while urging an open political climate and free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Germany
Hoover and Smith Favored by Parties in Presidential Race
The text notes Herbert Hoover as secretary of commerce and Al Smith as New York governor as party favorites in the presidential contest. It mentions Boyd Parker resigning from Ajax Iron Works to take a new engineering post in Cincinnati Milling Machine Company, with Parker heading there tomorrow. A line on human intake rates compares air and food water, stating air intake is four to seven times by weight of food and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
Premiser de Gasgerl
Christian Democrats
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Guiseppe Saragat
Chamber
de Gaspers
Red Army
United States
Italy
de Gasperi
Naeden
Perdilt
Communist Party
Gorimulitet
Questiott
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
al Smith
New York State
Thisty
Boyd Parker
Ajax Iron Worls
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Milling Machine Company
Memory Quiz From a Classified Page of the War Era
A reader quiz presents questions on history and geography including the Liberty Bell inscription, which state Arthur Vandenberg represents, Great Lakes areas, Luxembourg religion, Roosevelt NZ visit, a war casualty, an ophthalmologist, Soviet subs, a film Oscar winner, and New England state names.
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Arthur Vandenberg
U. S. Senate
Five Great Lakes
Tuxembourg
Gleanor Roosevelt
New Zealand
Ernie Puig
New England States
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Bert A. Moulton
East
Smithy Street
Corry Hospital
Bowe
Berti
Appropriations
Navy
Abe
Bost
Corry
Mit
Daily Dozen
Addie
CIV Shiver Commission
Allen
Maximun
Ball
Wir
Poe
Clifford A. Zilch
Realtor
Erie, Pa
J. Fred Kinley Corry
Corry, Pa
South Center St
Wiecox's Decorators
East Main St
Dial
Frank
Powell
Toam and Finance CO
Edens
Consumer Discount CO
Limes Fenill
North Center St
TY Phan
Gens, JR
Ford Gaeage
Florida
Texas
U.S
Treasure Island
Cl Breeze
Sal Bay
Keystone
Pillsbury
Powell Motor CO
Center St
R. P. Beckwith
Willys
SiDial
Merritt Appliance
West Main St
Collor
Lanston
South Center Street
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