Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
Publication info for the Corry Pennsylvania Evening Journal lists publisher Arthur Colegrove and national advertising rep firms. It notes Associated Press affiliation, postal details, and subscription and carrier rates.
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Corry
Evening Journal
West South Shest
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Fred Kimball
W. Ath St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Veterans on the Job Training Bill Moves in Final Week
President Truman is expected to sign a GI Bill measure setting nationwide on the job training standards for veterans. The bill authorizes VA supervision and state reimbursements, caps trainee income and subsistence, and faces anticipated CIO and veterans group protests after signature. Gen Bradley criticizes lack of uniform standards and warns against exploitation of veterans.
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Truman
Congress
Veterans Administration
CIO
Gen. Bradley
Gen. Erskine
V. A
Bradley
Hy.Biting
Antidote for Frustration Reflections on Postwar World
A Steel essay marks the first anniversary of Japan's surrender and argues progress toward world harmony remains slow. It contrasts plans by strong governments with individual freedoms and calls for action that unlocks private enterprise to revive economies.
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Japan
New Legislation Sets Higher Training Stipends and Wages Ceiling
The measure changes subsistence allowances for on the job students to 83 dollars with no dependents or 80 dollars with dependents. Wages from the employer are added but total income cannot exceed the guide wage. The new monthly cap for wages plus subsistence is 175 dollars with no dependents and 200 dollars with dependents.
Weather tales from Greenland and Arctic posts during the war
Weather influence from Greenland affected Europe as Germans and Allies set Arctic weather stations. The United States coast guard raided several German posts, while others continued reporting, shaping war weather intelligence late in the conflict.
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Greenland
Aleutians
Europe
Arctic
TM United States Coast Guard
Germany
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From August First 1926
A heavy casting injured Galyin Swarm at the United States Radiator Company plant and he was taken to Corry Hospital. Sunbury teacher Hoffmaster to fill the junior high general shop chair. Howard Sheen completed the city school census showing over nineteen hundred children aged one to sixteen. North Center street United Brethren seeks the Hatch School bell via board approval. Milk dealer H C Warner suffers a fractured leg in a Liberty Street accident. Dean Houser swerved to avoid a child. Glen F Owen to direct athletics in Sorry schools next year after election. US railroads used 124,114,000 tons of bituminous coal in 1945. The issue includes a quiz page and various local items.
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Galyin
United States Radiator Company
Corry Hospital
Howard Sheen
H.C. Warner
Roosevelt Highway
Route 3
Liberty Street
Corry ‘Hospital
Warner
Dean Houser
Glen F. Owen
Martin's Ferry
Ohio
Charles W. Covell
Board of Education
Lake Erie Storm Floods Peninsula Beach
About 20 inches of water from Lake Erie flooded the peninsula area on Saturday. Rain and winds ceased as thousands of beachgoers watched from safe distance. Twenty cars were towed from the flood zone and the beach was closed by peninsula police. Coast Guard reports minimal high seas and a few false alarms. No injuries were reported.
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Lake Erie
Peninsula Erie
Peninsula Road
Peninsula
Coast Guard
Coast Gard
Beaverdam 4-H Club Plans Long Term Beautification Project
Beaverdam 4-H Club, led by Mrs. Ivani Miller, launches a multi year home beautification plan in Erie county under the Agricultural and Home Economies Extension Service. A. O. Rasmussen of State College advised on a detailed “before” record of buildings walks and plantings and suggested re arrangements and additions. Lee H. Bull notes actual work begins next spring and will extend four years or more, with potential for an adult club to join the effort.
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Erie County
Beaveriam Homestead
Ivani Miller
Agricultural and ‘Home Economies Extension Service
A. O. Rasmussen
Extension Armamental Horticulturist
Pennsylvania
State College
Lee H. Bull
Fluctuating Income Across U.S. National Figures
The note traces shifts in U.S. net national income from 1929 through the 1980s, showing a fall to 0 billion dollars in 1929, then rises to 40, 80, and 160 billion dollars by 1982 1987 and 1990s. The text cites Anitare in 108 as a reference.
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United States
Should We Take the Children on a Long Automobile Trip
Medical guidance says yes with precautions. Ensure good health and proper inoculations before travel. Maintain a regular sleep and bowel schedule for children under six. Limit daily driving to 250 to 390 miles, with possible western extension. Schedule rest days, plan meals carefully, and choose supervised hotels to reduce exposure to infectious diseases. Motoring with children can be pleasant and safe.
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West
Middle West
Hime
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Phillips
North Center St
Figgy Alewaleis Bie Saatiena Agate
Charles F. Hoffmaster
Sunbury
United Brethren Church Y Congregation
North Center Street
Hatch School
U. S
I. O
U.S
Australia
Mississippi
Political Action Committee
Long Island
OH Delivery Service
William T. Nichols
West Wayne
Loblaws
Tome
Libby Dill Pickles
Abc
Nour
Lanston
Canier Street
DIAL
Beaverdam
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Serene Pipes
Gustombilt — Medico Yello Bole
Kaywoodie Shamburg's
News & Sport Store
Telephone Company Is
Jerry C Colonna
Jerry Golonna
Jonger Pigerato
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