Advertising Rates for Corry Journalas
The Corry Journal announces advertising rates. The paper notes Associated Press ownership and dispatch credits. Subscriptions are six dollars per year by mail, five dollars in restricted territories. Single copies cost three cents by mail, eighteen cents per week.
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ING Jourial Banegt Suidas
Jadee Carry
B. Colegrove
Ad Bimball
Tac
W. 44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Bfortence & Bond Blu
Detroit
Clumber
Com
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
All News
Toca
Corry
Mall
Carer
Free Economy and Government in History
A discussion arguing that liberty hinges on limiting government power. The essay contrasts dictated versus free economies, praising founders who restricted rulers to protecting rights and property. It asserts the wealth and strength of nations come from non governmental citizens and notes postwar price regulation debates.
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Europe
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New York Times
Yife
OPA
Bing Prigés
Hines
Avilon
Rompetenn
Americans to co exist with former enemies in war’s wake
The AP dispatch from San Francisco reports a shift as American soldiers, previously hating Japanese foes, begin direct contact. Key scenes include prisoners and civilians, with reflections on postwar recovery, economic impact, and long term relations with Japan and China.
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Fred Wampson
Associated Press
Bam Francisco
Philippines
Swodima
Luzon
Atty
Bougainville
Plier
Pacific
Strom
Sore
Greece
Rome
Hensoshni
Ileoni
Erie ‘Chines
Sydney
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Flex Narrative Aug 5 145
Twenty years ago reports list incidents around Findley Lake and Columbus road work. A Chevrolet tourer near Alexander collapsed a culvert. occupants escaped with minor injuries. Insurance settlements followed a street wreck near Abe Nevtt Center. Morlek property issues arose as Morlek storefront and adjacent offices were damaged. Maple Avenue social bridge gathering noted with Miss Maxiie Alyetsuti and Miss Bernice Giltte among guests.
Unclear prompts mix of questions and garbled text
The provided text is a jumble of broken quiz items and garbled phrases. It mentions historical figures, locations, and roles but the meaning is obscured. No coherent event or article facts can be extracted to summarize into a proper news-style item.
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Corry area wartime notes mix of jobs, ships, and local life
A sprawling wartime column from Corry sketches postwar hopes and local concerns. It notes wartime industry shifts at Aero plants, job openings, and retirements, plus community updates on housing, roads, weeds, and public services. References to sailors, air crews, and returning veterans anchor a broad, locally flavored snapshot.
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Clirenes Shoop
Carry Youth
Idem Sob Dream
Tong Pertonn
the Murockel
Servine
Muyroo Calit
Shoop
Pao Jeb Muller
Beng
Pacife Acey
Douih
Engag
Gol
Gollier
Witch
Lesg
Quentin Reynolds
Lansing
Chautauqua
Betis Point
Midway Park
George Stowe
Highway Department
Stager
Brown Herve Record
Aero
Sam Irvine
Luke Graham
Wikuttine
Florida
Porida
Uns
Beso
Athens
Fire Devastates Erie Plant Causing 60000 Loss
A Friday morning blaze at the Mer win Mie Company plant on German Street in Erie caused about 60,000 in damage. Fire Chief Lawrence Scully coordinated two regional teams to battle the blaze after a passerby reported the fire.
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William W. 1Deekon
Providen T
Merwin Mie
Lawrence Scully
Akihito Tsugo poised as Japan’s next emperor amid war era claims
Fragmentary text describes Crown Prince Akihito Tsugo as heir to Hirohito, with references to sacred birth rules, schooling from age three, and a tightly controlled upbringing by the imperial household. It notes international attention and the 1943 “special concern to war developments” while hinting at regent possibilities and family ties to nobility and military figures.
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Noble Fu
Fis Lanth Birthelay
Enhnen
Fone
Fur Mo
Hirohito
Akihita
Apother Som Pringe Vos
Jun M
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Tokyo
Nowery
Prinds Nobuhito
Taka
Mats Fish
Altrende
Dol
Japan
Ikuko Tokugawa
Europe
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Tahari Rebrenet
Ehiborakoy
Tww
Nitiasa
Tukutiito
Hirohijio
Swayny Haulet
Fasulalg
J Mighit
Prine
London
Chichibu
Aldritts
Atperiyl Fumily
Pearl
Oxford
SelAi Matsuda
United States
S Quaker School
Washington
North America
Hiller
Muernbens
George
New York
Washineton
Phickibu
Canin
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Leyte
Hiatal
Tom Andros
Wien
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Femara Bindala
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Hollantin
Hirahito
Tim
Journal Flex
Aveh Avald
Tanwalwn
Corey Frigiinl
Dinasey
Laple
Sumimith Hill
Pile Nik
Corry Hostal
Red Signil
Findley Lake
Bunce Company
Herend Columbis
East Calnnthis Avenue
Wayne Street
Whitay
Tosurance
Cheinas
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Morlek
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Kibler
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Plorinel Starr
Maxiie Alyetsuti
Mise
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Bernice Giltte
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Joe McCray
Joller
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Donald H. Mosher
Santa Fe
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Lawrence R. Clark
Camp Philadelphia
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M. FP. Coyle
John Jones
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L. Houghtling
Ted Dey
Charles Baker
Claude Messenger
Minnesota
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Richard Denrina
Merhod
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Cleveland Clinic
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Erie County
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Hen Bynanh
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J. Fred Kinley
Equitable Agent & South Canter
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All-Way Electric CO
Pearce Pride
Center Sr. Dial
Doll Sale
Elizabeth ‘Oultior
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