Balkans and America Seek Coexistence in World Affairs
A Corry Evening Journal reprints analysis on Balkan states composition and ancient tensions among Albanians Bulgarians Greeks and Serbs. It cites Judge Robert N Wilkin on Americas role in global diplomacy and urges continued U S cooperation to secure lasting peace and avoid a repeat of past entanglements.
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Romania
Rece
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Turkey
Europe
Russia
Austria
Germany
Autate
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Greece
U. S. Manpower Barrel Now Believed To Be Filling Again
Washington column notes the labor manpower problem easing as military discharges rise to about 100 000 monthly and civilian reentry grows. It cites 112 000 in one month with roughly 29 000 disability discharges while industry trims wartime plants and shifts workers to civilian jobs amid wartime overproduction and agency turf fights.
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Washington
Flie
BESS
Selective Service
War Manpower Commission
Eno
War
Navy Department
Twenty Years Ago Education Tax Plans And Local News
Twenty years ago the board of education avoided higher taxes for 1934 by plans to cut millage to align with increased assessments from higher valuations. Cellys Christmas seal sale failed to reach 400 dollars, the local drive started well but faded in closing weeks with little lender support. Captain M N Bakey, Civil War veteran, marked his fiftieth GAR anniversary this past week and was elected to Gowry post fifty years ago this Wednesday. In basketball Nort Miller scored 20 as Keystones defeated AllDopews 36 to 17. Mrs. D L Dewey died at 409 North Center Street after several weeks illness.
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Celly
Lotus
M. N. Bakey
Baker
Gowry Post
Christmas Party Honors Livermore Employees at Home
Mr Carl Nielson and Mr Vincent Lovie hosted a Christmas party at Corry hospital for R. 2 Livermore Go. sture employees. Festivities began at seven with holiday colors and a Christmas tree as the centerpiece of elegant home decorations. A turkey dinner for sixteen followed, with music and social diversions marking the remainder of the evening.
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Etd
Carl Nielson
Corry Hospital
Nim
Pound Son
Vincent Lovie
GP Cronin
Livermore
Sture
Army Medical Camps keep troops healthy in difficult theaters
The article notes American soldiers faced disease in Burma India and North Africa but sanitary measures and field hygiene reduced illness. It highlights victories over diseases, no cases of tetanus or smallpox in the past year, and careful efforts to control dust, vermin, and sanitation across campaigns.
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America
Burma
Seven Quick History Quiz Questions From A Jubilee Page
A fragment lists a set of trivia items including the latest nation to join the United Nations, August Rodin as a French dramatist, senator, or novelist, and asks which U S Senator accused the government of wasting billions in Latin America. It also references asbestos flammability, the Colosseum’s purpose, Zeus in Greek mythology, a campaign smear term, fiscal year end, and the author of "Penguin Team" with the Executive Mansion noted.
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Dallas
Latin America
Rome
Zeus
Penguin Team
Modest strength and humility in wartime exhortation
A speech urges restraint and unity as the United States increases its war effort. It stresses not arrogance despite power, honors Britain and Russia for their sacrifices, and calls for strengthening munitions and manpower while avoiding swagger. It notes the danger of being overwhelmed if not for allied endurance.
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Russia
Few County Employes Will Face Dismissal
Erie December 29 A checkup shows the majority of county employes will keep their posts when the new board of county commissioners takes office January 2. Several officials are slated for removal including attorney A Sisson Clyde Doolittle Emil Dinges and Miss Alice Getty. Mrs Odessie Plato will not seek reappointment and will be replaced by Dorman Weaver.
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Board of County Commissioners
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Clyde Doolittle
Emil Dinges
Alice Getty
Odessie Plato
Couty
Edward Schmelzer
Thomas W. Schaper
Court House
Anthony Augustine
Eanni House
Merle Wells
South Erie Republican Club
State Highway Department
Mrs. William Olds Dies at Jamestown
News of the death of Mrs William Olds occurred in Jamestown Monday morning. Her husband and several nieces and nephews survive in the vicinity. She leaves a daughter Mrs Gryce Bower of Lakewood, a granddaughter Mrs Margaret Russell of Janystown, and a grandson Merte Bowen U S N stationed at Sampson N Y. Services at Powers Funeral Home in Jamestown Thursday afternoon at 230 o clock.
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Jamestown
Wallism Olds
Sid
Sampson, N.Y
Question on historical facts about Central Park and Washington painting
Unclear prompt contains garbled phrases about a flock in Central Park, 1890 ancestors of giene, and a claim that Washington was painted white by orders. The text mixes unrelated anecdotes, dates, and odd phrases, with no coherent event or source details to verify.
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New York City
United States
Washington
George Washington
Time Inc Buys Blue Network Interest in Noble
Time Inc purchases an interest in the Blue radio network from Edward J. Noble who paid RCA eight million dollars last July. The move broadens Time's reach in newscasting and will place Time staff reporters on the air, affecting war front coverage. Programs listed include NBC and CBS lineups with Fred Waring, Kay Kyser, and The Falcon among others.
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New York
Time, Inc
Fam
Edward J. Noble
Radio Corporation of America
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Time
NBC
Fred Waring
Mr North
Eddi Cantor
Kay Kyser
CBS
Sammy Kaye
Lionel Barrymore Ruale
Jack Carson
Sir Thomas
Lady Beecham
Blu
Dunninger
MBS
Xavier Cligat
Wings
Jerry Colon
Suny Skyla
Four Held In Erie Brawl At 10th And State
In Erie on December 20, one man faces federal charges and four others are jailed for drunken and disorderly conduct after a street brawl at 10th and State streets. The 21 year old man, Robert Blauser of West Fifth Street, is held on possible charges of illegally wearing the U S marine uniform and wearing officer insignia and campaign stripes. Detective Captain Roy Mong says Blauser was discharged from the Marines in October and admitted altering his discharge papers. He wore the uniform at arrest, which may violate federal rules.
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Erie
Robert Blanger
West Fifth Street
United States
Roy Mong
Blauser
Marines
Mong
Train Dispatcher Dies Monday in Erie Office
Chester A. A. Shakeley 68, main dispatcher for the New York Central Railroad, died unexpectedly Monday afternoon in his third floor union depot office from a heart attack. Dispatcher BG Gifford was present and summoned help. Shakeley was pronounced dead at St Wilbert's Hospital.
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