Credit Curbs on Auto Sales Hit November Slump
The Corry Evening Journal reports a sharp drop in auto sales in November due to new models, War-era demand lull, and production bottlenecks. Dealers blame Regulation W and seek relief while hearings and potential certificates of necessity are discussed. The article notes falling used car prices, inventories, and a projected 1950 production record despite the slowdown.
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Injured Man Dies After Train Collision Near Youngwood
Joseph Bell, 1%, struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train at Youngwood, Greensburg area, died of injuries yesterday. A train crew reported the accident occurred as he was crossing tracks and unable to escape.
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Youngwood
Local church pastor resigns to take new call in Henry
December 4 1930 report notes Rev Roger F Cressey resigning from First Presbyterian Church and planning to move to Henry Ti to lead a church there shortly after the new year. Local merchants report Christ mas Club checks boosted retail trade. Police plan lantern signals to safeguard West Pleasant Street for an evening coasting route. G M Simmons wins poultry prizes at Warren show.
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Henry
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West Pleasant
Mrs Edward J Smith Dies at Cory Hospital
Mrs Edward J Smith dies at Cory Hospital Saturday night after three years ill health. Born September 24 1801 in Spring Creek Township she lived near Cory. Survived by husband two daughters three sons a brother fourteen grandchildren one great grandchild and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Bracken Keating Funeral Home at 2 pm Wednesday with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Kiwanis elects Ray Greene president for next year.
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Smith
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Cory Hospital
Spring Greek Township
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Alvin Thompson
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Merle Smith
Melvin Smith
Warnie Little
Wrightsville
Bracken-Keating
How's Your IQ Test and Classified Page Clue
A fragmented quiz asks about a pen name called a pseudonym and a Shakespeare line about method in madness. It also questions Trygve Lie’s status as UN secretary general by General Assembly vote and seeks a prover expression from the text.
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Trygve Lie
United Nations
General Assembly
You cannot teach an old dog new tricks trivia
Five quiz questions probe historical sayings and figures from 1880s America including outdoor games and military leaders.
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United States
Nathaniel Greene
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde author
The novel was written by Robert Louis Stevenson. He published the work in 1886, exploring dual human nature through Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
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Mr. Hyde
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Ancient ruler said to weep for no more worlds to conquer
The question cites a claim about a famed emperor who is said to have wept after conquering all worlds, reflecting on limitless ambition and the mythic scope of his reign.
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