Bear Creek skating rink recalls old ponds lore
The Corry newspaper sketches local ice skating history and the Bear Creek rink east of North Center street, tracing memories from Auer pond and Downer Love ponds to the current rink. It notes community efforts by Howard J. Sheen and boosters, past and present skating sites, and the enduring appeal of winter recreation.
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Bear Creek
North Center Street
Raymond Avenue
Howard J. Sheen
Pennsylvania
Corry
West Columbus Avenue
Downer Pond
West Washington Street
Auer
Whiteley
Youry
Old
East Columibiy Avenue
Bowner Pond
Center
Mott
Washington
Clinton Streets
Washington Street
Ajax Iron Works
DU. 5
Navy
West End
Wayne Street
Burton Pool
Hast Main Street
Shody Avenue
Bruce Catton in Washington on TV sponsors and FCC stance
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on television sponsorship limits. The FCC panel says TV is immature as a public service and rejects financing experiments by sponsors, urging continued radio-funded development until technical issues are resolved. Only seven channels used and few receivers exist, mainly in big cities.
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Fashington
Federal Communications Commission
Television Committee
FCC
Radio Corporation
Ro “Rad
New Yorks
Loan sharks prey on desperate borrowers in 1940s study
A Public Affairs Committee report details illegal loan sharks exploiting indebted residents with interest as high as 181 percent. It cites a Dallas case where a $20 loan ballooned to over $1,000 after months of payments, and argues for legal caps and cooperative unions to curb the practice.
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Dallas
Tex
Public Adairs Committee
Joan Salts
Joan
Mississippi
Philip
Remaim
Texas
Quiet Peace in Troubled Times and the 3W-MELE Line
The writer argues for Latin allies from the south to block European beligerents in the western Atlantic without becoming belligerent themselves. They claim a motel claim to privacy, cite paying a price by withdrawing shipping from beligerent zones, and question maintaining a 200 mile buffer amid naval warfare. They urge peaceful protest to force warring powers to respect rights, noting the risk of war if they fight. A possible compromise is hoped.
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Bnele Gam
Atlantic
Bogart Eyes Wise Gangs Role and Career Shift
Bogart says his next film will avoid romantic leads Biographical parts or football themed plots He notes he can play villain or wily character with acting tricks His current role is a petty racketeer but he believes portraying a mature character is the challenge He also mentions Warner Brothers plans and studio control on his projects
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Humphrey Bogart
Mike
Gunskill
Iearth
Graselli
Bogart
Patries Menace
Warner Brothers
Fragmented Retrospect Entry From Dated Journal Piles
An OCR fragment references a December 28 entry with a $919 amount and mentions terms like ordinance and army department. The text is garbled with scattered names and place hints suggesting a historical civic or military note, but readable facts are minimal.
Daily Quiz Questions From a Historic Page
A scrambled page presents ten questions from a 19th or early 20th century clipping. Topics include banana oil chemical name, country identity, time and island locations, citizenship rules for vice presidents, pronunciation, plant satellites, bridal showers, and treasury secretary tenure under a specific president. The item reads as a viewer’s quiz with garbled OCR and asks readers to turn to a corrected page for answers.
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Wilant G. McAdoo
Fragmented Readings Echo Whims Of Modern Times
A collage of fragmented notes mocks gender roles and authority. References to a hunter, a bear, and a woman’s courage blend with mentions of Hitler and secret police. A husband’s drunkenness test and a lighthouse keeper’s daughter appear amid chaotic, overlapping snippets.
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Hitler
Toxic effects of whiskey throat on vocal cords
A fragmentary health note describes how alcohol exposure damages the larynx and vocal cords. It cautions against repeated drinking and notes symptoms like irritation and tiny hemorrhages. The text advocates stopping misuse to protect voice and throat function.
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Metropolim
Tony Apps
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