Publication details and rates for Corry Pa paper
Publisher addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia note Associated Press rights and exclusive use. Postal registration and pricing listed: per year by mail six dollars, three dollars per year in advance in restricted territory. Carrier price three cents per copy eighteen cents weekly. Advertising rates available on request.
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W. 4Th St
New Yorke
Equire
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Dispatches
Corry Pa
Erie Resident Badly Injured In Route 20 Crash
William R. McLaughlin, 68, of 526 Shenley drive, father of Assistant District Attorney Damian McLaughlin, was reported near death after a Sunday crash on Route 20 two miles west of Erie. He suffered a fractured skull and poor condition at St Vincent's Hospital. Also injured were Marian Davitt and Matie Matfis, both hospitalized with arm and ear injuries, and Paul Reeger, driver of the other car, discharged from hospital. State motor police said McLaughlin skidded and collided with the opposite vehicle.
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Brie
William R. McLaughlin
Shenley Drive
Damian McLaughlin
St Vincent's ‘Hospital
Here
McLaughlin
Bessemer and Lake Erie
Marian Davitt
East 7Ird
East 7Th Street
Alo
Sh. Vincents Hospital
Paul Reeger
Wesleeth Street
P McLaughlin
French Redemption and Courage in Defiance of Invaders
A wartime tribute to French sailors who sank at Toulon choosing death over surrender. The piece links their sacrifice to renewed French resolve, mentions a by Africa based French army, and notes 55 percent opposition to Hitler, urging Allied arms to reach France as a step toward victory.
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Toulon
Hitler
France
Russia
America
See Here Private Hargrove Reveals Editor’s Busy Day
Brantley Enterprise editor Carl Broome is shown juggling drafting duties, editorial tasks, advertising, subscriptions, press work, and bill payments in a humorous portrait. The piece highlights his wide range of newsroom duties beyond writing headlines.
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Carl Broome
Brantley Enterprise
Sar
Hargrove
Population and wildlife richness across Ohio described
The text reflects on massive wildlife abundance and fur trapping value in Ohio, noting fur sales reach 2.9 million from millions of muskrats possums raccoons and other beasts. It imagines vast populations of possums muskrats and birds scattered through woods and streams, with wildlife active across the landscape.
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Ohio
Lawyers and the Time-Tested Changes in Profession
Fragmentary notes discuss whether lawyers deserve all changes they face and if current conditions are a fit for the profession. The text speculates about a long-term tradition and what constitutes a proper document in law practice.
Washington Day Book says U S heavy bombers prove critics wrong
Washington Day Book argues against claims that American heavy bombers are inferior. It cites the resilience of U S aircraft in raids over Germany, praises the sturdy build and adaptability of fighters, and notes British high altitude fighters and mid level planes. The piece accuses critics of limited knowledge and urges acknowledgment of U S design and production.
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John Grover
Jack Stinnell
Washington
U.S
U. S
Air Force
RAF
Germany
Allied
Flying Tigers
U. 8
Secios
Twenty Years Ago From Sonrnel Files December 3 1922
A scrambled clipping notes federal arrests of two men and a boy for counterfeit whiskey pre scriptions in Erie. It also reports the death of Mrs Mary A Wright wife of William E Wright at her Second Avenue home after a long illness. The piece mentions law school declines and mentions street lighting upgrades by Hawkenbury System and local business efforts, plus a hunting party planned for Cameron county and the marriage of J Frh nel Switzer to Mary A Granger in the municipal building Sunday evening.
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Mary A. Wright
William E. Wright
Second Avenue
The
Presbyterian Church
J. Frhnels Switzer
Mary A. Granger
Im Ora
Mufieinal
B. Porter
Switzer
Boston
Mass
The Common Cold and Preventive Measures Described
The article discusses the common cold as a viral infection and notes its airborne transmission through sneezes. It highlights the impact on industry with lost workdays and the need for isolation and spacing, ventilation, and air sterilization as potential safeguards during the emergency.
Feudal Sark Standstill and World Beauty Claims
A fragmented OCR piece notes Sark as the only pure feudal state under German occupation and mentions travel lore about Laye Todos los Santos in Chile being the most beautiful place, along with vague references to herring eggs and young herrings in shallow waters.
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Laye Todos Los Santos
Chile
Temporary Command Change At Local Defense Center
Capt Harry Douglas remains senior officer of the local defense control center as a temporary measure. He had planned to resign Tuesday and return to Hammer Mill Paper Co after being loaned for defense work, with Joe named to succeed him. Douglas will stay on for now and seek another conference with the defense committee soon.
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Harry Douglas
Waltden
Douglas
Hammermill Paper Co
Joe
Defense Commelee
What You Booey With War Bonds What You Booey With
Wartime appeal urges buying War Bonds to fund field artillery optics. It highlights the high cost of observation telescopes and promises four dollars back for every eight dollars invested. The message promotes payroll savings plans and a ten percent return through Treasury Department guidance.
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I Iy
Newemsgid
Traseury
Dunkirk Faces Milk Shortage Threat in Regional Dispute
In Dunkirk New York a dairy spokesman reports only about 1,000 quarts of milk received for Wednesday delivery amid a looming shortage. Dairy leaders demand higher prices from $2.60 to $3.20 per hundredweight, while distributors warn of losses if prices rise and milk withholds continue. The note ends with an odd non sequitur about Madagascar.
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Dunkirk
Briggs & Sons Dairy
Fredonia
Jamestown Council Debates Hospital Addition Plan
Jamestown consider addition to Jamestown General Hospital using 1922 budget surplus. Proposed by President Anton Hanson at the city council meeting. work could start in 1983. Members split on the plan, reviving attention to a postwar projects proposal dropped earlier.
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Clotis
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Ci Emmary
Offhanéy
Washington Day Book
Sonrnel Files
Jack Austin
Taree
Small
Harvard Law School
Yale School
Wisconsin
Chamber of Committee
Hawkenbury System, Inc
City Park
South Street
Cameron County
Driftwood
Dr. Cirtis
B Kubler
Glare Jones
Aldstoirs
W. Ed Marsh
Wesley Bierce
John Love
Glenn. Brooks
Daily Dozen
Prom Medical Society of the
State of
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Sark
Channel Islands
Stotland
England
Wales
Capt
Floridas
Texas
Cortlands
Georgia Elbertas
Harry F. Salhoff
South Shore Dairymen’s Association
St Teast
Dunkirns
Hun’ Ymness
OFA
Madagascar
Jamestown
Ecks
Citizens National Bank
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