Bicycle safety rules and youth labor views in Corry Pa
Local column urges cyclists to follow signs and stay single file to reduce accidents. It also reprints Daniel F. Hurley's commentary on youth workers, unions, and industrial relations, calling for cooperation among unions employers and government to educate young workers.
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Sipon
Daniel F. Hurley
Department of Tabor
America
Wilden Alrikes
Hurley
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Prouidem
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British in Crete Guerilla War Continues Despite Surrender Threat
Report recalls thousand British troops and marines in Crete using mountain hideouts and night raids against Germans. They disrupt supplies, seize weapons, and fight with Cretean mountaineers, insisting the island remains unsubdued and refusing to accept defeat.
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Crete
Mehiing
Phantom Wind Sensations After Amputation
Report discusses phantom limb sensations often following amputation, including the feeling of a presence and burning or aching pain. Physicians categorize this as an obsession neurosis and advocate psychotherapy, suggestion, and reeducation as treatments.
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Beysdhy
Josh Tim
Fisherman Jeanie Walton tied to SiiFord in 1593 tale
Fragmentary note recalls Jeanie Walton the fisherman linked to SiiFord England in 1593 with references to Winchester, Ireland, and a mistyped cast of names. The text is garbled and unclear about events or outcomes.
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Jeanie Walton
SiiFord
England
Tab
Chungking Faces War Ruin As City Struggles To Survive
AP dispatch describes Chungking as the world’s most uncomfortable capital, where heat, scarcity, and disease press on residents. It notes ruined hospitals, rising prices for rice and tobacco, limited water and electricity, and a city under constant Japanese bombing raids with alarms and dugouts shaping daily life.
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Chungking
Nore
Pat Chungking
Ching Kelshek
Daily Quiz: Can You Answer Seven Of These Questions
A readable test page asks multiple choice style questions about figures and places. It mentions a mythological woman, the Five Dutchmen, Casite, and a few historical names and events, prompting readers to identify authors, cities, university ties, and meanings.
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Casite
Blyshes
U. S
Leland Stanford
She-Aabhir
Wain Street
Fragmentary Textual Snippet About Names and Figures
The readable portions mention a true sardine also called pilchard, reference a Japanese persimmon tree tied to age, and a vague note about a troupe name Tw Ruakiee Glyy Four. The text is garbled with unclear attributions and no coherent event or clear subjects.
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Adeline
Churchill Plan Sparks British Censor Dispute in U.S. News
The piece discusses British plans and censorship during wartime, noting American reporters' frustration at delayed or controlled access to Roosevelt Churchill talks. It cites Atlee’s broadcast timing and U.S. officials scrambling to beat London ads, with editors and correspondents questioning British censorship in the Western Hemisphere.
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Steve Early
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Western Hemisphere
Retired Amsterdam poet Hebert Prost honored long career
A mistyped tribute notes Hebert Prost, a well known Amsterdam poet, who retired after twenty years of service. The brief memoir references his fest work and a historical window around 161d era, recognizing his impact on local verse.
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Hebert Prost
Wien
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From The Journal
Erie Railroad authorities lack clues after a Columbus station break in on a Wednesday night. Dairy farmers League board keeps September price at 290 per hundred pounds for 3 percent mile. Baptist Ladies gathered at Pope’s home in honor of Mrs. Campbell nee Tha Roberts. City reports three typhoid patients improving. no water infection. The Pennsylvania train was delayed over three hours after a derailment near Warren. Rev J McDonald and family plan a two week vacation to Ocean Grove and points south. A son was born to Mr and Mrs H Heenel on August 19.
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Pope
Campbell
Tha| Roberts
Jamestown
Long Delay for Attorney General Alarms Washington
Washington observers note an unprecedented gap with no Attorney General for 71 years of the Justice Department. Speculation centers on Francis Biddle or Frank Murphy, while others push Thurman Ardila or Paul V. McNutt, as groups weigh politics and the administration’s direction. The President reportedly seeks a preferred candidate and time to ease policy shifts before naming a successor.
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Department of Justice
United States
Grant
McKinley
Joseph McKenna
Roosevelt
Robert H. Jankson
United States Supreme Court
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Jackson
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Groton
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Frank Murphy
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Beii
Thurman Ardila
Federal Security
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A Laughing Matter In Court Over Beating Charge
Allegro prigehighter faces a wife beating charge. The wife testifies showing two black eyes and swollen face. The judge admonishes the husband as he remains cool, while the wife asks for safeguard against further abuse.
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