Corry Evening Journal Masthead and Rates
Corry Evening Journal announces publication details with office addresses, Associated Press membership, and subscription rates. Rates include six dollars per year by mail, three dollars in advance, and eighteen cents per week. advertising rates available on request.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Ee Eleove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Cartler
Truman as Dewey challenger fits in for fun
Comment compares Senator Truman to a built in rival for Governor Dewey humorously. It notes Truman's war investigations and likens Dewey to a racket cracker while Roosevelt contemplates using a counter sleuth. The piece hints at a lively political dynamic ahead.
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Truman
Roosevelt
Dewey
Senate Committee
New York
Tom Dewey
Sherlock Holmes
Harry Truman van
Ellery Queen
The Leaning Tower of Pisa and the cathedral group
In Pisa the eleventh century cathedral complex with the baptistery and bell tower is famed for eccentricity. The Leaning Tower of Pisa, used by Galileo, stands 178 feet high and leans about 14 feet south.
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Pisa
Butch
How’s Your I. Qi Quiz From Classified Page
A scrambled quiz asks who ran as the Republican candidate in 1936 and other trivia. It mentions European “Low Countries,” Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney in art, and various science and postal rules. It also asks about screwdriver length, military postage, and the king of Italy in World War I. The source presents a mixed set of questions with no clear narrative.
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Europe
Harry Payne Whitney
Matt
Italy
Prominent pioneer B Guignon dies in Corry
Twenty years ago a Taken Prom Journal piece notes the death of B Guignon at his Hast Church Street home after a brief illness. A longtime Corry resident of over six decades he was highly respected.
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Prom
Pilea
B. Guignon
Hast Church Street
Daily Dozen on Hearing Loss Rehabilitation in PA
An article from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania outlines hearing loss, its causes in war, and rehabilitation programs. It explains that modern hearing devices can aid those with partial loss, while complete auditory nerve destruction requires lip reading, and stresses lip reading as a key skill in Army hospital rehabilitation efforts.
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The
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
U. S. Army
Bishop Ward Returns To Buffalo For August Service
Rt Rev John Chamberlain Ward, retired Erie diocese bishop, returns to Buffalo after four years in Seward Alaska to assist with services at St Johns Episcopal Church during August and September starting August 6. He served as duchy head at St Peters Seward since 1943 and resigned Erie diocese on June 1 1948 at age limit. Previously rector of Grace Church Buffalo for two decades.
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Seward
United States
Alaska
Ward
Erie
Grace Church
Buffalo
Warren Youth Killed in France Tank Crew
A telegram from Adjutant General Up reports Warren native Charles J Anderson killed in action July 12 in France while serving with a tank battalion. Born July 1, 1920, he lived with his parents Axel and (name unreadable) Anderson and attended Warren public schools. He enlisted in 1937, served three years in Hawaii, rejoined in 1941, trained at Camp Dix, and went overseas in 1942, seeing action in North Africa and Sicily before transfer to Europe.
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Camp Die
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North Africa
Sicily
Population rise in Pennsylvania exceeds 1930 levels
Pennsylvania population including armed forces rose by 246 772 in three years to 10 147 952 as of August 1 1943 per the State Planning Board. Philadelphia reached 2 052 879 and Allegheny County 1 515 848 with notable gains in Delaware Adams and others. The board noted differences from a U S Census count and cited civilian-only data. Meanwhile price administrator Seabury announced ride sharing clubs must be formed by B and C ration holders within 30 days to secure gasoline rations amid shortages.
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State Board
Penn’ A
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Planning Board
Commerce Department
U. S. Census Bureau
Commonwealth
F. A. Pitkin
Teully
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Delaware
Adams
Beaver
Chester
Clinton
Crawford
Erie
Franklin
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Mercer
Montgomery
Erun
Howard W. Seabury
Stabury
Terrone Gets Prison Term in Gasoline Coupon Case
JAMESTOWN, Aue. 1 The Buffalo bartender Carlier, 21, convicted of making false statements to obtain 8000 gallons of gasoline coupons to start four filling stations, was sentenced by U S Judge John Knight to one year and six months. He had previously failed to appear for trial. The court also set dates for related cases and a separate $75,000 civil suit stemming from a Titusville plant death.
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Jamestown
Aue
Carlier
Buffalo
U. S
John Knight
Terrone
Knight
Oscar B. Anderson
Titusville
Union City Captain Captures French Croix de Guerre
Capt. J. Norman Frank, son of Mrs. William King of Union City, commanded a first division in Italy and fought at Naples Cassino and Rome. He received the French Croix de Guerre for his actions with the French Allied division against the Gustaf line. Previously serving in the Tunisian and Sicilian campaigns, he was commissioned to his rank and then promoted to captain.
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J. Norman Frank
William King
Union City
Italy
Naples
Cassino
Rome
Frank
Yas
Papers Stolen From Mill Recovered Near Creek
Randolph August 1 valuable papers bonds and one five dollar bill recovered after burglary at Brown's Milling Company. Deputy Sheriff Louis Schultz traced suspected items to a creek through a culvert on Kirklimd farm along the Cone-Wango Randolph road. Loot recovered except about five dollars. burglars discarded the papers in the brook after realizing they were not negotiable. Bonds survived soaking, though some damage occurred.
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Randolph
Brown's Milling Company
Louis
Schultz
Kirklimd
Cone- Wango-Randolph
Sheri Schultz
Russians and Poles attack Praga amid Baltic battles
Reported from Stockholm and Helsinki describe nineteen Russian divisions with tanks pressing 30 miles along the Estonian front from Lake Peipus to the Gulf of Finland. Berlin said Yona Hos in Lithuania fell as Veremenko’s Baltic army moved toward Daugavpils, while Maslennikov’s forces claimed Raokva in southern Estonia.
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Vage
Prussia
Germany
Stockholm
Scandinavian Telegraph Bureau
Berlin
Lake Peipus
Gull
Finland
Helsinki
Tisk Beret
Yona Hos
Andrej 1. Veremenko
Daugavpils
Latvia
Rigs
Dunava
Fran Maslennikov
Baltic
Raokva
Elehe
Estonia
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