Money From Home and Farm Aid Debate in Corry Journal
The Corry Journal quotes Senate figures criticizing centralized government as Senator Richard B. Russell notes the drift toward federalization. The piece discusses the Farm Aid program becoming permanent, its long costs since 1935, and the House vote to safeguard farm support funding amid broader conservation policy concerns.
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Richard B. Russell
Senate
Russell
United States
National Treasury
House of Representatives
Congress
Department of Agriculture
House
Conservation Budget Debate Cited In Frayed Language
Fragmented text discusses a conservation program tied to federal reimbursement for farmers, praising water saving practices while criticizing budget priorities. It references President and Congress debates, peacetime budget constraints, and political resignations as phrases hint at broader fiscal and environmental policy tensions.
Titusville Boy Admits Nine Burglaries and Vehicle Theft
A Titusville youth admitted involvement in nine burglaries and four car thefts since February. He confessed to stealing two trucks and two cars from Titusville and Pleasantville. One stolen truck was found wrecked in a ditch two miles from Pleasantville on Nelltown Road. the half-ton Dodge was owned by Joseph N Sharp of Pleasantville Rural Delivery.
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Illudville
Titusvile
Prinkiin
Titusville
Pleasantville
Nelltown
Joseph N Sharp
R. D
Pleasantvite
Landslide Covers Tracks in Western Maryland Route
A rock and dirt landslide swept the Western Maryland Railway last night near Cherry Run West Virginia, blocking tracks. No injuries were reported and no trains were in the area as routes were diverted via the Baltimore and Ohio Railway between Cherry Run and Cumberland.
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Western Maryland Railway
Balthnor
Ohio Railroad
Cherry Run
W. Va
Cumberland
Memories of Corry Fe Yesterday's Memories of Corry Fe
A garbled archival snippet recalls 20 years ago entries dated April 27, with mentions of diplomatic talks between Creemin and Thay and a planned upgrade to an isthief system. The text references weather delays, a weekend, rain, and a budget item amounting to a 10 million property assessment and a $5 per capita levy.
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Rome
Creemin
Thay Wis Uimorvet
40 Years Ago April 27 1917 News Snapshot
Jack Malin, at Raymond Manufacturing, injured on a drill press. middle finger crushed. Daughters of Isabella hold special meeting. Corry court votes to affiliate with other natural order groups. Claude Messenger returns home after a Brownell stream trout outing. Board of commerce to discuss launch of new local cigar sales promotion. Weapons and concealed firearms barred from post and mail.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
eWilliam Gpiricuzio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergsan
National Advertising
AP News
Jack Malin
Raymond
Daughters of Isabella
Naturial Order
Board of Commerce
Cim~ Pilen
Corry notes and social items span spring delays and honors
Corry district farmers push to finish plowing as unseasonable April sets them back. Corry resident Joseph T. McCray adopts the herd name Blamac for his Holstein cattle. Walter Wolfe joins Denison University Alpha Epsilon Delta as a sophomore. James Wilcox, once of Corry, marries Rose Bedinghouse at Rushmore AP station. Latest Commerce list shows 43 Pennsylvania sites available for industry, including Corry. Polio vaccination guidance urges two shots for under 40 as season approaches.
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Toledo
Carl Smith
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Walter G. Wolfe
Harold G. Wolfe
Wayne Street
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Corry
Joseph T. McCray
Vaudesville
James Wilcox
Rushmore Air Fore
Robert
Merritt
University of Pennsylvania
Unclear fragmentary report on local events and people
Fragmentary OCR style note describes school cafeteria activity weather, local youths, street usage, and mentions several names including Charlee Micey Corry and Seipps-Howard. Mentions London potions and a Saturday market. overall content is garbled and difficult to interpret.
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Poe
Hull
Unetary
Charlee Micey
Corry Dal Way
Seipps
Howard Weber
London
Udon
Drowning Victim’s Body Found in Allegheny River
The body of Donald Leroy Norman, 23, of Oi City, who drowned in the Allegheny River with Taylor Light, 26, was recovered two miles below underddell Road. Relatives identified the body at Stetfee Funeral Home. The second victim remains missing.
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Donald Leroy Norman
Oi City
Allegheny
Gelow
Unnerddell
Taylor Light
Normin
Stetfee
Hone
Yeselday
Hearing on Senneylyon liquor control board scheduled
Thirty three evergreen seedlings were granted by Terry Higgins at Mead Palace last week. Each Mount Alto School of Forestry student receives a bundle with planting instructions. Mead Park in the home vicinity was selected by Terry.
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Bing Crosby
Bud Bracken
Gorey
Morrilly
Corny
Luin
Caplti
Claude Messenger
Brownell
Clymer
Cady and Collier
South St
Nl News
Billboard
Corey
New York
Jatin Gilbert
Stockhold
Richard 4 Groene
Signal Corps
Prt Monmouth
We J
Bulova
STAHL
Columbia Diamonds
Fional
Sterling Jewelers
North Center Street
The
Chevy
Fisher
Chevrolet
Daytona Beach
U. S
Mark
Hammond
Eagle Street
Cal
Hershey’s
Yanlwa Hendyman
Fia
Black & Decker
Lufkin
Aetrician
Honda
Bennett’s Merchandise Club
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