How Smart Are You Quiz From a Fragment
A fragmented trivia passage poses questions on history and science from last June to 1960s topics. It includes items about Eisenhower, Mayflower passengers, aliens, oars cost, fairy tale deadlines, otter pelts, a thief named around Jesus, Muscle Shoals, and a false Marine motto query, ending with postwar remarks on German politics.
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Eisenhower
Black Hills
Jesus
Muscle Shoals
U. S. Marine Corps
School Board Arguments Over Cafeteria Ice Cream
Randolph Central School Board held a two hour meeting to discuss complaints about Dairymen's League ice cream served at two schools in dirty cups, misfilled servings, and late delivery. Board president Raymond Culver offered to resign as controversy peaked. Dairymen's representatives denied most charges and blamed occasional mechanical issues and the intoxicated driver for problems. driver was discharged. Trustees from all contract districts will meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. to seek a resolution.
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Randolph
Dairymen’s League
Raymond Culver
Randolph Central School Board
Dairymren’s ‘League
Mark Brive
League
Frank McCapes
Lawrence Archer
Herman Bosworth
Leo Geise
Dairymen
Twenty Years Ago News Items From August 21 1933
Journal records note a derailed car struck by a light engine near the city injuring a signalman Bennett and foreman John Ondus with damages around 300 dollars. A 164 pound watermelon from Waterloo to Oil City draws attention at the express office. Also reported is the death of Mrs Blanch Adell Craker in Columbus and vandalism a bronze World War tablet theft attempt in City Park. A house to house canvass will push National Recovery Administration cooperation in Corry led by Postmaster Auer and local business leaders. A 30 ton humpback whale is said to produce seven tons of oil.
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Erié Railroad
Bennett
Bear Lake
John Ondus
Waterloo
Ark
Oil City
Montis
City Park
Corry
National Recovery Administration
Harry Auer
Crawford Wobus
Ormie Credit Exchaige
Leon L Wynn Jr Buried At West Lawn Cemetery
Leon L Wynn Jr died recently and was buried in West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus after funeral services at Bracken Funeral Home. A funeral cortege included bearers William Thompson Arch Wynn Ray Ohmer Howard Sperry Elwin Johnson and Robert Owens with attendance from Corry Memorial Hospital and Wynn family colleagues. Residents and relatives gathered from Erie Bear Lake and nearby towns for the service and burial.
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Howard Stull
Leon &. Wynn Jr
Bracken Funeral Home
William Thompson
Arch Wynn
Ray Ohmer
Howard Sperry
Elwin Johnson
Robert Owens
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wynn
Thompson Lumber Products
Donald O'Neill
George Shadduck
Lorna Kemp
Erie
Harry Wynn
Glenn Wynn
Bear Lake
West Germany Campaign Tests Adenauer in Bipartisan Note
Soviet proposals on unification and a peace treaty unsettle West German voters at the height of the campaign. Adenauer calls the August 16 note totally unacceptable, while Social Democrats favor negotiations. Bundestag elections earlier showed CDU leading with 31 percent, SPD 20, FDP 17.9, KPD 5.7, with minor parties sharing the rest. The new law restricts splinter parties by five percent rule and direct/direct-proportional representation. CDU strength remains rooted in Catholic areas of Bavaria and surrounding regions.
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West Germany
Cation
West
East Germany
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Adenanov
Social Democrats
Althowsh
Bundestag
Christian Democrats
Free Democrats
Communists
Chiiean Democrats
Free Democratic Party
Adenguer
Las
POW Arrival Telecast Set From Mason Pier NBC
NBC plans a one hour telecast Sunday from Mason Pier of the first ship carrying American prisoners of war from Korea. KRON-TV says interviews will be included with men willing to be questioned. The Army aims to give a warm welcome to 324 repatriates aboard the Gen. Walker as a mail boat approaches.
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San
Daylight Injurious to Bottled Milk
Two scientists from the Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station report in Science that bottled milk exposed to daylight for half an hour or more develops an off taste described as sunlight flavor and loses vitamins. The effect, caused by light rather than heat, can occur in winter or summer.
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Associated Press
New York
Death of Corry Resident J A Chisholm at Erie Hospital
J A Chisholm former Corry resident died yesterday at Hamot Hospital Erie after a three week illness. Survivors include his wife Mrs James Green three sons Raymond Robert and Hudson Chisholm of Meadville McKean. Sister in law Mrs H A Manley of RD 1. Funeral services held at Hanley Funeral Home Saturday morning at 8 30 then removed to McKean church for 9 o clock services.
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Chisnvin Crane
Corry
Hamot
Erie
A Darkner
James__Green
Raymond Chisholm
Robert Chisholm
Meadville
Hudson Chisholm
McKean
H. A. Manley
R. D
Hanley
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Yavin
Adeteuer
Germany
United States
Blanch Adell Craker
Frank Craker
Les Plahetty
Worth Street
Leon L. Wynn JR
West AW
Millbreek Township
McDowell High School
38Th Street
Caughey Road
PTA
Denver
B Packing Company
Marshall Sherwood & Decorato
Wetheriles
HOTEL
Beth Jones
Donmoor
Helen
J. A. Chisholm
Katherine
North Center Street
Libby's
Swit's
Armour
Shank Halt
Orlens
Gaberdines
Powell
Ford Motor Company
Jas
Hester
Buick
Pontiac
Mercury
Powell’s Used Cars Inc
East Main Street
Baby Louis
Center St
Triangle
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