Advertising rates and news dispatch sourcing note
The fragment outlines exclusive use of press dispatches by the Post Office of Corry and lists annual and postal rates. It mentions pay by mall per year and territorial restrictions, plus a brief note on advertising rates and a three cent per copy charge. The text is a damaged OCR snippet with unclear entities.
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Etralt
Bis
Pittsburg
Phitmahla
Petre
Neal Dos
Post Office
Corry
Wahoe
Cartier
Cory
Witten
Britain Reborn After Bitter Days And War Strains
A vivid wartime reflection contrasts Dunkirk’s despair with Britain’s recovery and Churchillian resolve. It notes air battles, factory raids, and Russia and America aiding the Allied effort, while predicting continued hardship and urging rationing, tire care, and fuel conservation to sustain the war.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files April 2 1922
A Beaver Hill truck accident injured Aavor Zalgneck and Zalmeck with rib fractures and other injuries. Thor Denibsey died at Marion street home after a stroke. President Warren Haueittig spoke at a 100th anniversary of General Grant’s birth. radio broadcast from East Main store. Private Robert Shaw’s body arrived for funeral at Tidiowle. company plans a joint service. Bootslegger fines set at $200 each in custody count. Martinson’s death after illness and months-long hospital stay.
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Hewy Reo
Beaver Fam
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Aavor Zalgneck
Jimk
West Washington Street
Zalmeck
Thor Denibsey
Len
Marion Street
Mr. Dampsey Wils
Warren. C. Haueittig
Point Pleasant
General C. S. Grant
J. 5
Rogers
East Main Street
Rober Shaw
Fismett
Company A
Inflation Fears Spark Four Proposals in Washington
Wartime discussion in Washington centers on curb measures for inflation. Proposals include price ceilings, broader tax and rent limits, higher taxes, and compulsory savings via payroll deductions. Economists warn ceilings alone may backfire as money value falls. emphasis shifts to controlling money supply and revenue measures.
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Herman Ahern
Washington
Alan
Rneland
Nave Sprunguy
Moist
Centre
Price Central Act
Treasy Department
George
Senate Finance Committee
How a Draft Board Looks at Joy W. Fwan a Northfield
Northfield New Jersey April 28 profile of Atlantic County No. 1 draft board chairman Colonel Carl M. Voelker 85 veteran of two wars former newspaper man now an auditor and real estate broker. The article reveals his reactions to letters from parents and conscientious objectors while detailing his district described as rural half urban and his long public service history.
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W. F. Wan
Northfield
N. J
Eels
Carl M. Voelker
Atlantic County No. 1
New Jersey
Voelker
Burtato
Cuba
France
Cath Jr
Pork Lawes, Wash
Chairman tis Job and Duties
A fragment discusses military conscription and conscientious objection, noting many youths called up. issues of random draft numbers and the burden on families. The author argues patience and discipline, suggesting some objectors fear prison and many parents push for duty over private life.
Laval's Rise in Vichy Signals Shifts Across Europe
Alleged booster Pierre Laval's ascent to power at Vichy riles Allied diplomats who warn it may reshape Nazi strategy. Reports claim Germany sees Laval as a tool to deter resistance and slow Allied invasion plans while amid rumors of German mutinies and anti-Nazi sentiment growing within Berlin.
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Charles P
Stewart Central
Hetler
Pierre Laval
Vichy Beach
Washington
Pierre
Rer
France
Br Olfier
Marshal Petain
Mallery
Vichy
Prange
Branes
Norway
Densmark
Poland
Yugoslavia
Italy
Adolf
Berlin
Hssem
Germany
Himmler
Gestapo
St. Nazaire
Herr Hitler
Smi
Denmark
Balkans
Gow
Europe
Providense
Unclear fragment hints at motherly protection in scripture
Fragmentary lines reference a mother protecting figures in the Bible and imply a food related hint. Limited readable context prevents a clear event, person, or setting.
Danly Dozen On Arteries And Health Facts
From medical society notes on arteries in the body. Explains how arteries carry blood from the heart, how age affects them, and that lifestyle and moderation help prevent arterial disease. Notes men show arterial changes more often than women and mentions heredity as a factor.
Daily Quiz Questions Challenge Readers for Answers
A newspaper teaser presents a set of trivia questions from a daily quiz. It asks readers to guess seven of the questions and directs them to the classified columns for solutions. Topics include politics, military awards, sports figures, materials, astronomy, languages, dog origins, and mountain geography.
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Hawaii
Douglas Macarthur
Maron
Detroit Tigers
U. S. Navy
England
Dalmatia
Belgium
Avomis
Worthos
Athos
Anthom
Western Hemisphere
Wives and workers in Maris Hiatt Company group
Mrs Julie Hiene forms Health For Defense club for wives mothers sisters and land ladies of workers at Maris Hiatt electric and manufacturing. Members discuss home economy issues with Mrs Kiene manager of the home economics department. monthly menus and recipes shared. Other items note William and Mary first in US to have full faculty to teach modern languages and study system. yeast outside dough discovered. religious service estimates 60 percent of American men lack professions. 18 million children urged to religious schooling.
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Maris- Hiatt
Electric and Manufacturing Company
Julie Hiene
Aso A
Health For Defense” Club
Ind
Kiene
Home Economica Department
Platt
College of William Gne Mary
Williamsburg
United States
Bill Provides Allowances For Dependents Of Men In Service
Associated Press reports a War Department backed bill pending in Congress to grant subsistence allowances to dependents of enlisted soldiers, sailors, and Marines up to sergeant level. It outlines eligibility, payment scales, and optional hardship funds, with enacted dates and committee status.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Armed Services
Congress
A. Thost
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Monk
Phe Wille
Federal Security Administrator
State motto and defense bonds plea in brief message
A fragmentary note from a Kansas context urges support for U.S. Defense Bonds and Stamps as part of wartime civic effort. The text references state identity and the broad aim of financing defense through purchase, implying patriotic duty.
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Private Mel Adams, ex Broadway performer, writes from the Cavalry Replacement Center in Kansas. He recalls his Broadway days, meeting celebrities like Toscanini and Tommy Dorsey, and describes army training, the rugged Cavalry setup, and a Kansas reunion amid the wartime shift from show tunes to defense work.
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Toscanini
Tommy
Dorsey
Camden
RCA Manufacturing Company
Army
Times Square
Mel Adams
New York
Manhattan
Kansas, Plains
Kansas
Cavalry Replacement Center
Leo Andrews
Dred Waring
Embryo
Arur Cowan
Roxy
Gerald Preshaw
Dimen Dorsey
Pack Teagarden
Claude ‘Thornhill
al Hombasa
Paiva
John M. Hamill
Tuning tont TALES U merce Gongen Er Ricken Wige the War
Fragmented OCR text mentions names Albert W Has Thomason and figures like NBC CBS and 4:15 PM. Indicates a schedule listing with programs and times, but content is garbled. No clear event or outcome to summarize beyond a chaotic broadcast timetable.
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Merce Gongen
Albert. W. Has ‘Thomason 'I
Btuke Snithe
NBC
Johnny Priheady
Bor Marine
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