Corry Evening Journal Publisher and Associated Press Notice
Local Corry Pa newspaper publishing details list Arthur Colegrove publisher and Fred Kimball National Advertising, with Associated Press rights and mail rates. Notices state subscription costs, delivery terms, and advertising rate policy.
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Corry Evening Journal
Bundsy West South Street
Corry
D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Lombard
Taitor National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Hand
Tena Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Newa
Comy Pa
Cartier
Unconfirmed Rumors and the Danger of Hasty News
The piece warns that rumors spread quickly as people hear only fragments of radio or print reports. It stresses that many statements are unconfirmed and may be true or false tomorrow. News writers urge caution, urging readers to verify facts before sharing.
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Seven Seas
Rural teachers and a federal education plan debated
The piece notes that over 100000 rural teachers quit between May and October 1882, citing Dr Alonzo F Myers who cites low pay under 600 dollars a year. He calls for federal aid of 200000000 and urges Congress to address national education needs. It also discusses Britain seeking a US alliance and the transformed Franco-British partnership during the war, suggesting ongoing mutual defense cooperation.
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Alonzo F. Myers
National Education Association
Commission For the Defense of Democracy Thru Education
Association
Indianapolis
Myers
South
Uncle Sam
Congress
Albert D. Thomas
Utah
Wold
Great Britain
United States
Britain
America
Mayer
Ant
Twenty Years Ago News From Journal Fires August 16 1923
Fire in the Dawson Brothers block on First Avenue was contained to a refuse shed limiting losses. Mrs. James Edwards' will funds Emmanuel Episcopal Church and a county library, with gifts of 1000 to church and a private library. Candidates enter ward contests as school director races heat up. J M Ruppersburger seeks fourth ward constable seat against P M Franz and B A Kelsey. A leased building along East South street will host Gray automobile service and display quarters. A mysterious evening light along the Erie line spurs town talk with no clear answer.
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Dawson Brothers
First Avenue
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Carry Public
Hus City
James Edwards
Carry
Warren
Emmanuel Church
Wiggers and Gulick of
North Clymer
Ward
East South Street
Gray
Industrial poisons and susceptibility among workers
Industrial poisons enter the body mainly through the lungs as vapors gases or dust. Susceptibility varies by age health and gender with young and old more affected and women more susceptible than men. Those with heart kidney or anemia problems show greater risk from exposure and doctors report increasing illnesses from industrial exposure.
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Acim
Seven quiz questions from a 1920s classified page
A reader question set asks seven quiz items from the classified pages: how many teaspoonfuls equal a tablespoonful, correct a sentence about a dictionary, author of Story of a Bad Boy, July 18 celebration at Phoenixville Pennsylvania, complete the saying Proud as a, oceans of the world seventh ocean, do houseflies bite, alewife relation to innkeeper, American Legion organization origins, and minerals in fruits.
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Phoenixville
North
South Atlantic
South Pacific
Arctic
Antarctic
Organization of the American Legion
England
France
U.S. A
Descriptive Factographs On Military Materials And Costs
A report notes hollow welded tyindes of American steel resist desert sand pitting in North Africa. It cites Quartermaster Corps costs at 3149 per soldier in the first year and claims forty million pounds of lead saved by substituting paper wrappings on cigarettes and tobacco products.
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North Africa
Quartermaster Corps
Aid Extended to 10 Dependents of Pennsylvania Service Men
The Department of Public Assistance reports a new recipient group the dependents of service members. Families face varied needs from temporary aid to medical care and guidance on dependency allowances. In a pact with the American Red Cross basic maintenance is provided until allowance arrives, with Red Cross supplementing when needed. Week ending August 7 shows 466 cases closed and 279 opened, a 187 decrease in general assistance.
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Department of Public Assistance
American Red Cross
Department
Red Cross
Brother of Corry Woman Dies in Erie
Clarence B. Mossinger 211 Enstryth Street Erie native and Continental Rubber Company mill operator died early Saturday from a prolonged abdominal illness. He had lived in Erie 31 years and retired in 1919 due to declining health. Survived by three sisters and four brothers, funeral held at Edward C. Hanji ey and Sons with interment at Laurel Hill cemetery.
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Corry
Erie
Clarence B. Mossinger
Enstryth Sréet
Continental Rubber Company
Mossinger
Conneaut Lake
Hattie Mossinger
Fred Knapp
Stella, Stranagan
William
Joseph
Frank Mossinger
Arthur Mossinger
Union City
Edward C. Han Jey and Sons Funeral
Liberty Streets
Five Children Die As Carlisle Fire Destroys Home
Five children aged 6 to 15 perish when a Carlisle Pa home burns down shortly before midnight. Victims include four Sipes children Robert C Mildred Pearl Margaret Jane Dorothy and Louis Mae Holly, a grandchild. Mrs Sipes injured leaped to safety and a 14 year old brother alerted authorities. Fire traced to an overheated stovepipe. other section of the two story dwelling sustains minor smoke damage.
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Associated Presa
Carlisle
Thomas Sipes
Louis Mae Holly
Sipes
Robert C
Mildred Pearl
Margaret
Jane Dorothy Jeans
Sines
Carlisle Hospital
Benjamin
Mildred Sipes
Louise Mac Holly
Fred Brown
Young Woman Severely Burned by Lightning in Erie
In Erie Friday during a severe electrical storm two people were hospitalized. Nellie Peterson, 17, of 906 West 16th street, suffered serious burns and remains in grave condition. Robert Schade, 18, of 917 West 20th street, had shock and is resting comfortably. Peterson’s husband William is in the army.
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Erie
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Nellie Peterson
West 16Th Street
Robert Schade
West 20Th Street
Schade
CT. Comstock
United Engineers
12Th Street
Hosai
Peterson
Corry Boy Burned in Camp Blast
Pvt. John Long, son of Robert Long of West Fredrible Street, was severely burned in a gasoline stove explosion at Camp Davis North Carolina. He sustained second and third degree burns while starting a fire as gasoline exploded showering him with burning fuel. He remains in the station hospital recovering satisfactorily.
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John ©. Long
Robert Lor
West Prederble Street
Camp Davis
N. C
Bro
Long
Iate
Child Prodigy Jimmy Varanius Celebrates Sixth Birthday
Chicago reports a child prodigy, Jimmy Varanius, turning six with a feat filled program. He reportedly spelled words such as pseudonym and surreptitious, performed multiple perfect chiains, and finished with back somersaults, showcasing early talent in a public display.
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Chicago
Jimmy Varanius
Deer Invasion Harms Kane Gardens As Deer Strip Yards
Kane Victory gardeners struggle as deer invade Kane on Kermey Street. Birds rabbits and bugs have already troubled gardens, residents report, with Saturday morning efforts aimed at chasing deer from plots and crops. Farmers face increased difficulty keeping deer away amid the ongoing wildlife damage.
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Kane
Kane Victory
Kermey Street
Erie Youth Killed in South Pacific War Action
Pfc. Norbert J Meister, 22, of Erie is reported dead from wounds received in battle in the South Pacific. Son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Meister of 112 East 24th Street, he enlisted after working at Taton Iron. He served in infantry, trained at Fort Ord and Louisiana, then deployed to face the Japanese. Engaged to Miss Janet Marks of 1017 West 23rd Street, he leaves his parents two brothers Harry and Eugene and three sisters Mrs Gertrude Bay.
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Erie
Norbert J Meister
Eugene Meister
Lhc
Taton
Tne
Army
Infantry
Louisiana
Ls Baste
Fort Ord
Cal
Permis
Meister
Janet Marks
West 23Th Street
Harry
Eugene
Gertrude Bay
Kling Seeks Recount After Narrow Primary Defeat
Miss Kling, Chautauqua county clerk, requests a recount after losing renomination by 11 votes in Tuesday’s primary to Clark Goodrich Stockton. She cites 954 votes marked as null and void and argues the margin could shift. final totals show Goodview 875, Kling 422, and Ayres Adelstrom 4822.
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Kling
Dunkirk
Mill Ieding
Chautauqua
Clark
Mr. Goodview
Miss Kling
Ayres Adlstrom
War Price Board Deprives Lockport Worker of Gasoline
Burl A. Wilson a 23 Erle Street Lockport worker in the Harrison Radiator Division of General Motors was barred from driving for the duration after being charged with diverting 495 gallons of farm gasoline or pleasure driving. He is a father of two and has ties to New York City through Mrs. Laura Reynolds and Mrs. Charlotte Weld.
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Lockpor
Lockport
Burl A. Wilson
Erle Street
Harrison
General Motors Corporation
OPA Grants Higher Sugar Allotments for Corn Products
The OPA announced immediate increased sugar allotments for corn sugar and corn syrup users. Replacements rise to 3 percent of corn sugar and 53 percent of corn syrup used in July August 1982, minus any stocks since July 1 1943. Applications due August 20 to local War Price and Ration Boards. September October allotments to be set on September 1.
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OPA
Focal Boards
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Journal
C. H. Hause
U. S. Radister Corporation
Constable
J. M. Ruppersburger
P.M. Franz
B. A. Kelsey
Daily Dozen
Medics Society of
State of Pennsylvania
AID
Norman J. Meister
Weatherstrip
American Gas Association
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Sugar, Jack Frost
Parkerhouse
Sanka Windsor
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