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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1941

Page

4

Adversary Pease IMBALL and Local Post Office Rates

Evening Journal notes postal registration and advertising terms. It lists multiple city bureaus and offices including Detroit Chamber of Commerce and Pittsburgh Waightman Building. It cites Associated Press news usage rights and standard subscription rates: five dollars per year by mail, three cents per copy by carrier.

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Pendulum Shifts in Labor Probe and Smith Bill

The Smith bill passed by the House aims to curb strikes in defense industries with broad enforceable provisions. It faces Senate doubt but signals a shift toward limiting labor obstruction during the defense emergency. The piece targets union influence, requires registration, mandates a government supervised strike vote, and seeks to curb Communist or extremist ties while preserving essential operations to support national leadership.

Smith House of Washington Senate Washington John A. Lewis Lewis America Pickering Winier Bund Persis Bous Ley

State thrift and federal aid shape cash basis plans

The piece argues that California plans on a cash basis next February as debts from public relief are paid off and tax receipts rise. It notes other states in similar shapes, with no federal debt burden, while praising patriotic competition and recognizing Washington's large role in funding improvements.

California Ohio Washington Uncle Sam

Twenty Years Ago World From Journal File News Recap

A Board of Education meeting reelected F B Whittlesey as president with Harry Auer as vice president. Frank Laurie left for Bowling Green for an indefinite period. The Bath wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs J Hawley celebrated December 3 at their daughters home with about fifty relatives. Pete Christansen of Columbus and Hilde Wilsted of Warren were married Saturday in Warren. Mrs G D Heath reported in grave condition. Cupsey attended Miss nurse. Emmanuel Episcopal Church organist post awarded to Miss Mution Phampson, alum of Proc Wilsons stig. Births include Mr and Mrs Carl Hopkins of Spartamsbury December 5. Mrs L R Bliss celebrating, O'eloGke Inidge honors Mrs Charles L Clos of East Orange today.

Bath J. Hawley W. W. Edmonds Avro Supply Amon Dayton Matilda Nast Corpus Christi Texas Unuary Jerome Nast Hiram Grijber Wolf St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church Rome Blel- Ta Somers E. M. Schwing Arnold Borinl Wad Highhouse Fanalies Waeren Tiieu City Tbe Botel Cor Fy Cora Smith Tom Marty Northside Mademoizelle Ue Tons Fems Elk County Alice Wale Robinson Alice Mulherrn St. Marys New York Journal-American Lanston Dan Caldwell Rex Theatre Priday Phi Beta Kappa Grork-letter Callege Willum and Mary Col~lege Virginia George Schell Buffalo Germtr Corxy Tur Cleveladt Paper Company

Corry area notes roundup of social and transport items

Roaming reports and city notes recount locals at gatherings, engagements, and travels. Mentions Rev Richard Miller, Arcadia cruise, and various parties, with rail and business updates, plan for dry cleaning ban lifted in Jamestown area, plus local notes on arrests, court cases, and community events.

Richard Miller Ciillaret Liberia Arcadia Alrive Delia Melstale Sam Tori Melnies Steel Company le Dol- Arum Ewe Ten-Howe Paetchow Siimaye Ross First Avenue Ernie Palmquist Gorty Boy Fred G. Palmquist Titmville Wis Dalray Tax Ros Allen Florida Optivalist Jamestown City Planning Commission City Colibcil Devilbowi Mercantile

Daily Quiz: Can You Answer These Classic Questions

A classified-style page presents ten quiz prompts covering topics from deer species and currency names to institutions, geography, history, religion, and common proverbs. Questions ask for largest deer, currency terms, Old Lady of Threadneedle Street, pie types, Madagascar's location, George Bancroft, an Apostle, definitions of dinosaur and insignia, and completing proverbs about fencing.

Thresdneedle Street Mendler Madagascar Indian Ocean George Bancroft Army

Winter Sleep Needs and Health from the Medical Society

The article discusses seasonal sleep differences noting longer winter weights and longer sleep. It explains sleep builds tissues, nerves, blood, muscles, brain, and heart, and emphasizes sleep as essential for all ages. It outlines recommended sleep durations from childhood to adulthood and the impact of insufficient rest.

Blue Whale Record Breaks Earth’s Largest Animal Claim

Factographs note the blue whale as the largest animal ever, with claims of a specimen reaching ten feet in length. The wood duck is identified as a North American species, primarily found in the United States, highlighted in this brief.

Earth United States

Dunkirk Athlete Fund To Aid Injured 17 Year Old

A community fund, started by Thomas Smith, will aid Dee Dunvisittis a 17 year old high school grid star threatened with blindness. The fund, totaling $7,000 pledged by 15 subscribers, will be administered by a board of trustees with address 503 McKinley Avenue. The Youll was injured in an accident and lost sight of one eye. friends hope for recovery.

Dunvisittis Dee Thomas 3. Smith McKinley Avenue Jankowski Tutal Youll

County jail debated for keeping prisoners at Chautauqua

In Mayville on December 6, Sheriff Roy L. Chadwick told the county board of supervisors that prisoners sentenced to one year or more should be sent to the Chautauqua county jail instead of Monroe. The Monroe penitentiary costs last year reached 10700, about 3000 over the estimate, prompting the jail committee chair Ross Cowles to request action.

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Etat prowres portant nuitho ing a

A cryptic note lists phrases in mixed language about a state event. Key names, dates, or places are not clearly identifiable. The readable segment suggests a governance or protest context but lacks concrete entities or actions to anchor a proper summary.

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Board of Education F. B .Whittlesey Harry Auer Frank Laurie Bowling Greeney Pete Christansen Columbus Asnt Hilde Wilsted Warren Waren GD. Heath Miss Cupsey He Emmanuel Episcopal Church Mution ‘Phampson Proc. Wilson's Stig Carl Hoptins Spartamsbury Ovry Hospital L. R. Bliss O'eloGke Inidge Charles L. Clos Ast Orange Corry Armounone Saegertown Edward Bruner Carlton Owater Mees Paton Cody High Howard Ross Otter Willie Mus Chalfen Dnr Sahveday Legion of De~sency Greta Garbo Melvyn Douglas Marciage Stanley Anderson Biloxi Mississippi Franklin Pen Beskerbat Eames Jean Town Festa Aju Deer Country Injns Gary Lcense Fred Nuer City Athletic Association North Clerjer Street Third Ward Union Cuy DeLancey Lard 112Th Infantry North Clymer Claude Groters Church Tron Said Ealsice the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania Ee Charlie Gleed Celorom Park Aio Santa Citizens National Bank of Corry Mts Lindsley’s Pharmacy Dunkirk Chautauqua Jaul Buttertop North Center St Fione Porn AEC Nat Vy Behr
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