Corry Residents Prosper as Florida Boom Hits
Former Corry residents enjoy prosperity from the Florida boom as K W Blydenburg reports a sale of Daytong Beach property by Une Tatter netting 35000 dollars. Winter storms bring deep snow and record cold while city officials prepare to close out the year. Ernest Willinson dies at his home. health officials note few contagions and a quarantine remains in effect. Corry High School class of 1928 holds a reunion banquet at the Hotel Cony with 23 members attending.
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Corry
Florida
Alty
K.W. Blydenbnrs
Cormey
Une Tatter
Daytong Beach
Blydenburg
Memibpis
Corry High School
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Robert Dondidgon
Toustauster
Housing shortages threaten public health in wartime era
The text notes a housing shortage worsened by war, leading to crowding and disease risk. It calls for healthy, well ventilated, adequately lit and heated homes with clean water and proper sewage. It also criticizes poorly planned housing and urges better public health in new construction. It includes a health quiz with scattered questions.
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Fistriets
Earning power of money sinks in 1945 notes
New York reports 1945 sees money’s earning power at historic lows, spurring a record refunding surge by corporations. Rates fall on Treasury debt while banks and mutuals see smaller yields, and 1945 bond totals top prior years as rail and utility sectors rebound amid postwar finance shifts.
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Moody's
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Vestey Liebouta- Hon
Treasury
Department
Ahpee Thines
Oil Silly: Man Found Dead In Sage Run Road Kitchen
Elwood Leroy hee 51 a Venango County Railroad machinist and county coroner was found dead in his Sage Run road kitchen yesterday. He died by his own action near a stove with a 12 gauge gun. His wife has been away over Christmas and has not been located.
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E. Cuunwiglam
Venango
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sage Run Road
New Year Reflections on Faith Patience and Society
A reflective piece reviews 1945’s victories and ongoing recovery, urging faith and patience as convalescence from war wounds continues. It warns against rushing recovery, notes lingering irritability, and calls for friendly global conduct and civic harmony as the New Year begins. It discusses socialist trends, labor unions, and the balance of power between government, employers, and workers.
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Wil Giake
Wness
Winter Driving Hazards and a Fatal Head-On Crash
State police warn winter road conditions create driving hazards as many crashes stem from careless driving and slick surfaces. An east west collision left two cars badly damaged and occupants injured. both cars totaled. A Wyoming fossil deposit near the western border features 45 million year old fossilized dust and shovels used to fish a peculiar site.
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Luke A Uive
Wyoming
D Ust
New Year Questions Hunt for City Leadership and Taxes
Voice of the People debates city governance on New Year’s Day with talk of electors, pensions, raises, and the mayor’s role. Residents wonder about taxes, street cleaning, arms of law, and whether leaders will cooperate. Some voice praise for Fred and suggest bold action or radio outreach.
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Axis
Corry
New York
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