Corry newspaper ad rates and AP disclaimer notice
An item from the Corry Pa publication outlines Associated Press licensing for republication and details advertising rates by mail and carrier. It lists the paper’s address and the terms for Post Office registration and second class mail, with pricing per year and per copy.
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A.D. Galegrove
Colegrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
New Yorke
Chicago
Ees Bond
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Atti
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Front the Medical Society of Pennsylvania Daily Dozen
Ice safety guidance from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania stresses two kinds of ice safe and unsafe with thin ice danger. It covers rescue methods including human chains, rope loops, a ladder or plank slide, and self rescue discouraged. It cautions against panic and suggests maintaining a prone position to reach thick ice.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Thic Ice
Erie Man Named Head Of Franklin Hospital
Lester Gost, 88, of Erie has been named superintendent of Franklin Hospital and will assume duties January 1. Hugh Sherwood, hospital board president, announced the appointment following the resignation of Mrs Alma Schick in mid October. Gost comes with Army service and prior Hamot Hospital experience, including seven years as assistant director.
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Erie
Franklin
Lester
Gost
Franklin Hospital
Hugh L. Sherwood
Hospiel Board
Gorr
Franklia
Alama Schick
Army
Mix
Gorm
Hamot Hospital
Hamot
Postwar Retail Trends and 100 Percent Margin Rule
Article surveys postwar retail patterns with a look at pre and post Christmas sales, department stores, and manufacturing shifts. It notes expected price reductions, a return to peace time patterns in February, and outlines the 100 percent margin rule's impact on securities trading and calls for Congressional action to alter the policy.
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Defense
Pri
Lindsey School Christmas Program Delights Local Audience
Lindsey School presented a Christmas program Friday afternoon December 1 1920 with a large turnout of friends and parents. The students performed songs recitations plays and readings including The City Chap Capturing the Burglar on Christmas and It Wasn't Fair.
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Lindsey School
Ronald Graybill
Wallace Rooney
Jolly Senta
Barbara Higby
Merlin Stoltzfuss
Roverta Rooney
William Higby
Ellen Rooney
Lawrence Higby
Chiles Fenton
Santa
Warren Blakeslee
Opal Rooney
Papa
Marion Janosec
Surprisin
Grandpa
Shirley Rooney
Dolly
Junior Allen
Vin Lilley
Marion Janeseé
the Little Rebels
Jean Gates
Reuben
Stoltzfuss
Santa Claus
William Graybill
LeRoy Lindsey
Allan Lindstrom
Betty Grows
Martha Lindstrom
Kriss Brinegle
Agnes Fenton
Chrismas
France
Richard Bemis
Plorence Stollafuss
Ronald Gates
Hildegarde Lillian
Janet Grayhill
Silent Wight
Marion Janogeo
Ted
John Lindstrom
the ‘School
Neighbor's car kills Clarion County man near New Bethlehem
A Clarion County man, Russell B. Mohney, 46, of New Bethlehem R D 3, died after he was struck by his neighbor James P. Gourley’s auto on a highway between New Bethlehem and Curtisville. Police said icy conditions prevented early stopping. Mohney died of a fractured skull and crushed chest. Coroner Dr. H M Wellman ruled the death accidental with no inquest. Gourley, 21, reported seeing something in the road before the incident about 7 20 p m Tuesday evening. Mohney was taken to New Bethlehem where he was pronounced dead by Dr. John S Wilson.
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Vunmuue
Clarion County
Russell B. Mohney
New Bethlehem
R. D
H.M. Wellman
Mohney
James P. Gourley
Curtisville
Gourley
Mahney
Gorley
John S. Wilson
Jamestown Mayor Faces $500 Salary Increase
A charter change proposed to raise Mayor Samuel A. Stroth's annual pay to $5,000 was introduced before the city council. The measure, one of the year's longest sessions, was tabled for two weeks pending council action and a possible public hearing after which the mayor would sign if approved.
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Jawas
Samuel A. Stroth
Counsell
Stroth
Quiz prompts seek Answers on Classified Page
The reader is urged to turn to the classified page for correct answers to seven quiz questions. Questions cover government paper orders, weight comparisons, Surinam geography, a book author, French election results in 1946, the Wagner Act year, a War of 1812 hero, Boxoffice stars, and OPA sugar price impact.
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Cork
Surinam
Netherlands
South
America
Nanw
Ernie Pyle
France
Wegner
Congress
Boxoffice Magazine
OPA
Dr Charles Bi win 37 years physician dies at Spencer Hospital
Twenty years ago column notes the death of Dr Charles W Bi win aged 3? a longtime physician and optician in Guys Mills who died Christmas morning in Spencer Hospital Meativille after a long illness. He had resided in Clarion and studied at State Teachers College and University of Michigan medical school and belonged to the American Medical Association.
Fire damages Linesville home of veteran on Christmas morning
The Linesville home of Charles O. Gehring a World War I veteran was badly burned Christmas morning around 4 30. The fire gutted the rear interior and roof but left most of the outer frame standing. Damages were estimated at 5000 and covered by insurance, with the house purchased under a war loan this spring. A defective chimney was blamed by Fire Chief Howard Woodard for the blaze on West Erie Street.
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Meadville
Dec
Linesville
Charles O. Gehring
Howard Woodard
Erie Street
Gehring
Woodard
County Grants Pay Increase in Erie County
Erie county approves a $15 monthly raise for 210 employees after salary board meetings at the county courthouse. Controller Harvey Willis warns against higher raises that would raise the tax rate, with next month’s salaries adding about $38,000 to 1946 costs and budget trims planned. The board sets a $110 minimum for extra workers and acknowledges election pressures to avoid further millage increases while costs rise.
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Erie
Ene County
Erie County Court House
Harvey Willis
Willis
Water supply cleared after pollution rumors in Erie
J D Johnson, superintendent of the city water department, declares the Erie water supply now perfectly safe and free of contamination. He notes rumors of radio broadcasts caused undue fear among residents and reiterates official findings by the water department.
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ERIE
J.D. Johnson
City Water Department
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Water supply narrows phenol taste source to lake waste
Department of Health seeks origin of phenol taste in lake water. Officials say waste dumped into the lake entered the water intake and filtration system. The issue is nearly cleaned up and now raw water shows little phenol taste, gradually reduced by carbon purification.
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Boftit
Ronsnay
Department of Health
Johnson
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Ella Raines
Illiam Bendix
Blas Rex Theatre
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