Zionists and Arabs clash over Palestine fate in U S debate
An American audience hears a debate on Palestine between Jewish leaders and Arab representatives. The Jewish view frames Palestine as the historic homeland and a refuge for persecuted Jews, while Arabs argue long Arab ownership and names. The piece notes complex regional claims and historic tensions.
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ABJA
Alsace
Patantine
America
Zion
Palestine
Europe
Oratorical Monopoly and Mussolini Public Speaking View
A provocative column questions the role of speech in state and business. It ponders dictatorship, public dinners, and the power of oratory to compel action, noting Mussolini’s influence and the urge to mobilize crowds through rhetoric. It critiques the trend of solo leadership in shaping national outcomes.
Local items from Corry journal twenty years ago
A summary of items from December 24 1809 noting J J Desmond securing a lecture on road building for Corry area, August Feppel of Colza dying while feeding stock, John Hammond’s finger injury at a U S Chair factory, H S Thurston installing an electric sign on Main and Center, Kingsley and Paul DeRosay visiting from Boston, and a horse incident on Main Street where Robbie Nicholas was knocked down but not seriously hurt.
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Cielocle Aa Mra
Albert Anderson
Main Street
Zileh
Robbie Nichola
Correction English Game Exercises From Saturday
Answers to Saturday's exercises reveal common errors in pronunciation spelling and grammar. It covers questions on sentence fragments proper pronuncation of isolate and words like obsolescent and suavity with guidance to insert correct terms into daily conversation.
A math riddle about ages and currents
A puzzle states a 914 pound baby boy arriving at the Bracken home last night. It then asks how old a wife was when she married given ages 5 and 244. The answer explains speeds upstream and downstream as 8 and 5, with party time calculations and a separate multiplication problem.
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Mrs. Herbert Bracken
John
Mabel Stennett
Wayne Street
News Letter Interest From Spring Creek
News letters from Spring Creek recount social visits and local travel. Mrs Mary Stickney visited North Towawanda with her sister, while Mr and Mrs Robert Donaldson returned from Buffalo. Donna Clarke planned an indefinite stay in Corry, and H L Johnson spent time in Warren with relatives. Several residents attended events in Erie and Corry, teaching resumed after holidays, and local illness and hospital updates were noted. Glen and Taylor’s post surgery condition showed some improvement.
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Mary Stickney
North Towa
Wanda
Claude | Wead
Jamily
Robert Donaldson
Buffalo
Misa Donna Clarke
Corry
H. L. Johnson
Warren
Mintle Stearns
Misa Francis Strong
Leon Cable
Erie
Miss Strong
Stearns
Roy Lille
Eligabeth Sickler
Sarland
L. D. Paige
Unionity
McKelvey
Glen and Taylor
AL. Smith
Corry Hospital
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Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
OTW
46Th St
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Trine Tower
Chicago
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
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Mussolin|han
J. J. Desmond
Pennsylvania ”Reallroaompany
August Feppel
Colza
Delode
John Hammond
U. S
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Main
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Kingsley
Paul DeRosay
Boston
W. L. Gordon
Coty
Hubigant - Hudnut
Candy Bill Folds
Condra Pharmacy
Rexall Store
North Center Street
Firestone
Firestone Oldtica
Powell Motor CO
Ford Sales
Spring Creek
Dorothy McNerney
Bis
Lon Matteson
Don Camler
University of Pittsburgh
R. D. McKelvey
RG. Davison
Win. Cranen
Garry
Wintie Johnson
Leta
Rodgers
Guys Mills
Joh McKay
SOX
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Kippy
Acig
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