Press dispatches credit local news from Corry post
The text lists Associated Press dispatch credits and mentions the Corry post office. It notes Second Class Mail rates and a yearly subscription price of five dollars with advance payment options. Carrier copies are three cents each and weekly issues cost fifteen cents. Advertising rates are available on request.
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Detroit
Pitsburg
Philadelphia
Associated Prom Og Press
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Corry
A. K
Franking reform sparks Senate franking abuse debate
A lengthy column denounces franking privilege abuses in the Senate and a Montana senator’s $10 gift via the America First Committee. It argues the practice is costly and dangerous, urging reform or citizen action to curb misuse while citing broader crisis era concerns and related governance discussions.
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Wheeler
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Ametica First Committee
Benktor Wheeler
Ie Ameri¢a First Committee
Senate
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Russians Harass Nazis While German Front Slips
A chaotic wartime dispatch notes Russian forces harassing German troops from multiple directions as they press ahead. It mentions Japanese diplomacy, the bombing of Tuluila, and warns that apologies alone will not avert further trouble.
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America
Tuyega
Joseph Grew
Tokyo
United States
Chungking
Ching
Daily Dozen: Sleep, Drive, and Road Safety
An article from the Medical Synete of Pennsylvania discusses fatigue and driver drowsiness. It notes drivers may fall asleep at the wheel and suggests countermeasures such as off duty periods, alert devices, and stimulant use. The text references fatigue risks and potential safety recommendations.
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State of
Pennsylvania
Could Singapore Hold Out as Far Eastern Gibraltar
A historical analysis assesses Singapore as the Far East’s Gibraltar, detailing its strategic value to British India and the Burma frontier. It covers acquisition in 1819, trade routes, port facilities, rubber plantations, and wartime fortifications including naval bases, airfields, and defenses reinforced by Indian and Malayan troops.
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Singapore
Gibraltar
Apleasure
Siera
India
Burma
Royal Air Force
China
Horney
Philippines
Itecame
Pulau
Rihier Iqutory
Tyetory
Arith Oan
Nisherfelle
Mu Jianif
Li Bai
Godloainth
Malay Peninsula
Bde
Penang
Glarntamant Ag
Daily Quiz questions and a request for answers
A misformatted image of a quiz asks seven questions about spelling and general knowledge, including authors and locations. It inquires who wrote The Apueta and where MoGUl University is, with several garbled terms and unclear options.
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Mogul University
Tslanda
Gap
Hood
Queen Victoria
Great Britain
Wilhelm II
Germany
B. Rowens
Fragmented OCR text about a daily update discusses names and edits
The readable fragments appear to reference daily tracking of content and edits with unclear names and dates. It mentions a present tense action and a general note about a title.
Sumner Wells as Washington diplomat praised for tact and wealth
Stewart remarks on Sumner Wells as a capable diplomat in Washington praising his temperament and experience in Latin America and Europe. He notes Wells blends affability with firmness toward Germany and Japan, while discussing the financial realities of diplomatic posts and the need for wealth to accept foreign assignments.
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Burdett Tull
Silmaar Welles
Hienye
North Africa
Asia
Washington
Sumner Walles
E Diplom Ab
Occa
Latin-America
Sumner
Germany
Dapan
Walles Yiell
Jt Hanpena
State Department
Inee
Buenos Aires
Julian Klein
Bur
Beuyae
Sumner Welles
Tye
Anthony Eden
Aumner
League of Nations
Fragmentary note on ancient cornerstone ceremony origins
Fragmentary OCR text discusses the origin of the eye ceremony for cornerstone laying, mentioning bullainb and foundation rites. It references scripture and antiquity, with garbled terms and unclear specifics. The readable phrases suggest a historic or ritual context but lack coherent details or a clear narrative.
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Bullang
Findley Lake News Roundup From the Past
Twenty years ago Police Magistrate C B Porter Mus resigned citing few if any arrests and noting a magistrate was not necessary. Findley Lake road work nears Wilbur Merritt Farm as concrete is extended. Freight traffic on the Pennsy rises while Erie Renovo division business returns to normal. Chamber of Commerce directors planned next year's Old Home Week. Seventy five relatives joined the Downey family reunion at Findley Lake. Several girls camp at King cabin and supervise a party as Ruth Tillotgon Ruth Baker and others join. William H Cole returns from a business trip for Raymond Mrg Company.
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C. B. Porter Mus
Landholding and race to depot amid barking dogs near Guerolston
Fragmentary notice recalls Martha Custis marriage to George Washington and claims ownership of 19 000 acres with many city tots and 200 Nepros and money. In Guerolston Missouri near the depot a night Wabash train whistle prompts a dash by dogs racing toward the depot as a dining cat chef once tossed honed to dogs.
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Charles Maxwell McCann
New York University, Washington Laware College of Arts and Sciences
Agheo Leachers
Thas
Francisce
Brest
Martha Custis
George Washinton
Guerolston
Rumors of British Invasion Tale Sparks Speculation
The item reports rumors of a British invasion attempt growing in speculation. Observers point to northern Russia or allied neutral zones as likely targets, with emphasis on avoiding heavy German resistance by striking from distant, sparse fronts.
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Tie Naat
Pinkind
Petsting
Rybach
Rissiat
Norway
Tonlied von Wed- Hedda -Aeult
On- Pelaamo
Te Heetrei
East Texas county councils forge civilian defense push
Washington Day Book reports East Texas leaders formed County Councils for National Defense in 70 counties, chaired by Jess A. McGill. Local judges, mayors, and civic leaders organized meetings to create councils that supply verified defense information, coordinate aid, and train speakers, boosting defense effort with broad community support.
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Washington
New York
Julian Capels, Jr
Longview
Tex
Easteras Chamber of Commerce
National Defense Committee
Jess A. McGill
Paris
Capers
Nigaulake
County Council For National Defense
McGill
United Service Organizations
Treasury
Texas
Hollywood Sights and Sounds in a Turbulent Era
Fragmented gossip on Hollywood scripts and casting turmoil from the era. A mogul pushes a female character toward sensational traits while directors swap stars and filming plans. Wanda McKay faces abrupt job changes amid contract shifts and studio moves. The piece hints at behind the scenes pressures, power plays, and the lure of screen fame in fabled movieland.
Fast Beginnings in a Quiet Race
A brief note reports a swift start and steady pace as an unnamed runner, joined by a small crowd, moves through a quiet street scene. The fragment hints at momentum and local interest without naming competitors or place details.
Fragmentary note from Cent and Cor area
A fragmentary entry references Cent and Cor in a local context. It mentions a event or action but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. The readable bits suggest a brief notice of local interest without verifiable specifics.
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