Corry Evening Journal publishers and AP affiliation note
The Corry Evening Journal publishes its ownership and AP affiliation details. The notice lists publisher Arthnir Golegrove, advertising representatives in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, along with mailing and subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthnir Golegrove
Fred Tne
W. 44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman Ridge
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Carry Pa
Loving the Rome Towns Vision and Community Planning
A New York Times magazine piece lauds Robert Moses but argues for balanced planning. It urges loving one's city, recognizing faults, and guiding growth with parental foresight rather than reckless expansion. Communities should develop gradually with local loyalty and independence.
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Rome
Robert Moses
New York
New York Times Sunday Magazine
Tager
Diet fads and balance in meals, Lord Horder warns
Lord Horder, physician to the King, argues against overbalancing diets or tailoring every meal. He says balancing the diet is sound but individual meal balancing is unnecessary and quips that nibbling vitamins as a balancing act is nonsense. He urges steady, practical eating and physical work over extreme nutritional pedantry.
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Lord Horder
London
Pernicious Anemia Treated By Liver Diet Discovery
In the State of Pennsylvania Daily Dozen notes a medical advance where two young American doctors showed that large daily quantities of animal liver can treat pernicious anemia. Early symptoms include persistent weakness and digestive issues. The article mentions slow onset and that many patients are unaware of their disease.
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Minot
Murphy
Artillery Unit Rings In Front Line With Radio News
An artillery battalion in France uses telephone lines to broadcast news music and humor to soldiers during lulls. A sextet led by brothers from Welch West Virginia performs hillbilly tunes for listeners in gun pits and forward posts. The program runs on request, entertaining artillery observers as they wait between fire missions.
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Hal Boyle
AEF
France
Welch
Pfc
James P. Christian
Mike W. Christian
Christiaty
Grady Jy. Uewis
Sayamumh
Tenn
Clarence Moore
Mattoon
Curbis F. McAdoo
Temple
Tex
Pie
Carl A. Byrd
Carthage
Carroll County
Fracas on King Street Marred by Window Damage and Injury
Twenty years ago a disturbance at a King Street home saw visitors smash several windows. A young man reportedly suffered a severe arm cut while pushing through glass. Neighbors were annoyed as the scene unfolded and the event disrupted a nearby area.
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King Street
Quizzer’s Mystery: Mixed Questions From A Shaky Text
A garbled set of trivia prompts asks true or false on air compressibility and sound speed, names an author for Army of Shadows, and probes topics from military disease to Star Spangled Banner legality. It also jumbles figures, asks Greek myth, and a cabinet post held by Jesse Johnson.
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United
Sui
Emi
Perelope
Jesse Jonor
Military ballots received and undeliverable reported
Military ballots continue arriving at the county courthouse as clerk Halph C Benedict notes three ballots mailed from camps in the states have been returned undeliverable. Local families will be contacted to obtain new addresses. Tibet is described as the highest country with terrain rising 116,000 feet above sea level.
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Erte
Allgomer Service
Court House
Tomlett Halph C. Benedict
Shaw
Benedict
Tibet
Erie Flier Survives Behind Enemy Lines After Bomber Flameout
Edward P. Dombrowski, lone survivor from a six man bomber crew, escaped German captivity within hours after his plane burst into flames over northern Italy. He and the pilot leapt as others perished. Dombrowski hid behind lines for 87 days surviving on bread and water before crossing no man’s land back to American forces. He describes rapid Italian learning and ongoing questioning before potential return to Washington. The note closes by mentioning a bayonet allegedly patented in Bayonne in the 17th century.
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Erie
Alg
Edward P. Dombrowski
Ruth
Stroup Dombrowski
Dombrowski
No-Man's Land
Washington
Soldier Dies of Wounds in European Theater
John C. McQuiston died July 4 from wounds received in action in the European theater. He was 29, husband of Helen McQuiston of Union City, and survived by three sisters and two brothers in Union City, Corry and Thion City. He entered service in 1941, trained at southern camps, and had been overseas nine months with an artillery unit.
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John C. McQuiston
Wit
Helen McQuiston
Union City
Plorence Fay
Union Sity
A. DeMauri
Elwin Kirch
Corry
Charles
Harold
Thion City
McQuiston
Enamps
Olean Man Charged After Soldier's Death on Rock City Hill
John Rost Chathon age 24 of Lane was jailed in Little Valley on Wednesday on criminal negligence charges. Private Allen Cosby, 22, on furlough, died after a machine jammed under Chatman’s rule on Rock City hill at White’s Glen Tuesday night. Cosby’s body was sent to his home at 5 West Washington Bradford.
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Olean
John Rost
Chathon
Lane
Little Valley
Allen Cosby
Chatman
Rock City
White's Glen
West Washington Street
Bradford
Union City Garages Sold Expand Auto Operations
Union City real estate this week saw two garage properties change hands. Lore Thomas of the Chevrolet garage on Perry street bought the Mila Martin Farmac property on North Main street, and Neil Allen purchased the building now used by Thomas Motors. Thomas moved his Chevrolet equipment to the former Marlin location by early October, while Allen plans to operate Morrison tractors and parts at Perry street once he takes over.
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Union City
Lore Thomas
Chevrolet
Perry Street
Mila Martin
Dodge-Plymouth
Farmac
Nori Main
Neil Allen
Thomas Motors
Thomas-Murtin Exchange
Company With Home
Warren
Mr. Allen
The
National Bank
Thomas
Ane
Marlin
Allen
Morrison
Anti Roosevelt Forces Organize in Georgia
Atlanta August 11 anti-Roosevelt forces organized a coalition to back a split ticket for the forthcoming November general election. A spokesman said the plan would offer Georgia voters twin slates of presidential electors, six Republicans and six Democrats, and spend substantial money to push its campaign. Secretary of State John B. Wilson approved the slate labeled Republican and Independent Democrat while the regular Democratic party backing the Roosevelt Truman ticket remained the sole other group on the ballot.
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Cres
Atlanta
att-Raasier
Welt Forces
Georgia
John BG
Wilson Minder
Ford Renews Old Charge Munitions Makers Cause War
Ford says hatreds from war persist and must be exposed by naming munitions makers who profit from explosives. He argues peace requires public exposure, not dismemberment of Germany, while vacationing with Mrs. Ford on Lake Superior shore.
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Ford
Associated Press
Dig Bay
Mich
Henry Ford
Germany
Westfield Pilot Bennett Dies in England Crash
First Lt. Richard T. Bennett holder of the Distinguished Flying Cross the Air Medal with Oak Leaf Clusters and the Purple Heart died July 26 in a Wolberswick England plane crash. The 27 year old was recently transferred from a B 17 Flying Fortress to a P 51 Mustang and was training when the accident occurred.
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Westfield
Richard T. Bennett
Wolberswick
England
War Department
Fiér
D.C. Bennett
Brewer Place
Ryan Field
Ariz
Flake
Lieut
Bennett
Erie Infant Seriously Injured in Home Fall
Wht ang 11 Caring Ann Carpenter, month olds daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Carpenter, was taken to Hamot Hospital with a fractured skull. The father, a private in the Army, is here on leave. The accident occurred Tuesday at 11 m when the baby fell in the family home. Initially not believed seriously injured, she was later rushed to hospital as her condition worsened. The mother was washing clothes when the accident recurred. It was not learned how the baby fell from her high chair. Her condition today was fairly good.
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Ang
Carel Ann Carpenter
Albert Carpenter
Hamot Hospital
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