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Fred Kimball, Inc
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Chicago
Tgnge & Bond
Detroit
Chaber
Comn
Pittsburgh
Iladelphis
Associated Press
Corry Ps
Tight Little World and the Shrinking Global Village
A compact reflection on how modern mobility and war disrupt near neighbors. The piece notes that rulers move about unseen, transport collapses isolate families, yet radio keeps distant worlds connected despite growing personal seclusion.
Germany and Greece in a stark wartime moral play
A critic contrasts Nazi Germany's onrushing mobilization with Greece's resilience, arguing Germany faces punishment unless it abandons aggression and embraces peaceful cooperation with a civilized world. The piece warns Germany could become a lifeless museum if it fails to change.
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Reich
Germany
Byre
Nazi Germany
Jesson
Greece
Europe
Military education tribute to Col Royal P. David
A tribute to Col Royal P. David a longtime Northwestern Military Academy commander in Lake Geneva Wisconsin. The piece lauds his view of military education as a civilian foundation praising character building and disciplined youth while contrasting peaceful nations with the need for strong military training.
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Royal P. Davidson
Northwestern Military Academy
Lake Geneva
Wis
Twenty Years Ago Piles From Journal
Twenty years ago readers recall items from the Corry Journal dated February 2, 1928. N Bhusa leaves Tuesday for a new post in New York with General Milling Amnmentt and Engineering Corp and A E Fitkin Co. The City Commission to consider appointing a successor to the late George M Ream as superintendent of parks and public property at the next meeting. Office workers probe anonymous letters after complaints from nurses and physicians. Corry resident Charles Richard Graham dies after an operation at Corry Hospital. Plans for the Lee annual barn dance of Corry Council Exempts of Columbus set for Monday February 12 at the State Armory with Messenger seven piece orchestra. Fifteen members of last season’s high school football squad receive letters, including Osot, Hammond, Mer, Group, Ros, Sloan, Gretaler, Smith, Long, Titus, Gordon, Blackman, White, Butters, Putnam, Fleming and Akam.
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George M. Ream
Wil
City Commission
Everdus
Plansite
Tor Lee
Damoe of Corry Council
Exiehts of
Columbus
State Armory
Messenger
Caseys
Pilieen
Osot
Hammond
Mer
Group
Ros
Sloan
Gretaler
Smith
Long
Titus
Gordon
Blackman
White
Butters
Putnam
Fleming
Akam
Corry Boy to Receive Commission Tomorrow
Charles Bracken son of Mr and Mrs Olin W Bracken of West Pleasant street will receive his commission as a second lieutenant at Fort Monmouth New Jersey on Wednesday He has been assigned to Officers Command School at Asbury Park The Brackens left today to attend ceremonies incident to the commissioning of their son
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Charles Bracken
Olin W. Bracken
West Pleasant Street
Fort Monmouth
W. J
Asbury Park
N. J
Bradford oil man denies fuel dumped in creek
Rus sell Keck, gasoline foreman for Kendall Refining, rebutted rumors that this area is overstocked and that fuel was dumped in the creek. Speaking before the Bradford Rotary Club, Keck said local gasoline production is sold nearby and the surplus moves to Western New York and eastern seaboard markets. He outlined transportation challenges faced by railroads pipelines and water systems in distribution.
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Bradford
Russell Keck
Kendall Refining Company
Bradford Rotary Club
Kerk
Viewl ‘Board
Keck
Bellast
New York
Seaboard
Rayion
Captain Krieger to Visit Salamanca in Homecoming Return
Captain A Edward Krieger Jr a Native of this city who served over a year in the Pacific war zone where he shot down six Zero fighters had a plane shot from under him and married while on duty in Australia is back in the United States The Krieger family reports he is in San Francisco awaiting the arrival of his Australian bride Nancy Elizabeth Jones formerly of Melburne a suburb of Melbourne Australia He is the son of Colonel A Edward Krieger of New York City.
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U. S
India
Australia
Canada
van Buren
Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
New York State
New York
Commission
Milo, Ferkins
Pierre Boisson
French West Africa
T. Tegueigalpa
Congress
State of the Union
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Russia
China
House of Congress
Salamanca
AtLes
A. Edward Krieger, Jr
Unitedd States
Krieger
San Francisco
Nancy Elizabeth Jones
Melvern
Melbourne
A. Edward Krieger
New York City
Industrial health in wartime duties for Pennsylvania workers
A wartime medical discourse urges preplacement and periodic exams for industrial workers, emphasizes keeping workers healthy and productive, and expanding physicians' roles into industrial health and hygiene. The piece underscores resident prevention programs and the integration of industrial medicine into daily practice for Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Proposed Bill Would Give Teachers $300 Annual Bonus
A Pennsylvania measure proposes a $300 annual bonus for teachers starting next term, with increases for 1943-44 and 1944-45. Rep. Robert J. Cordier introduced the bill as part of broader education and salary reform amid highway zoning and other legislative proposals. Governor Martin indicated consideration of teacher salary revisions, while other House bills address state highway zones, employee hours, and public safety measures.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Twachera
Sligthur
Martin Instwenk
Assembly
Edwin Winner
Montgomery
Tom
Albert Poor
Fedford
Erie man ends life with gun
William Myers, 26, of 268 Peach Street, was found dead in his bed in Erie. Acting Coroner Frank St. George said the death was by his own action due to despondency from ill health. His father, Arthur Myers, found the body. A .32 caliber rifle was in his right hand. Myers had argued with his mother and housekeeper after returning home late Sunday.
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Erie
William Myers
Peach Street
Frank St. George
St. George
Arthur Myers
Tim
George
Myers
Franklin Plant Seeks 1000 Workers for War Output
Franklin, Pa. reports that the Franklin plant plans to hire 1000 workers to boost production of war materials. Officials say the drive aims to meet federal demand within two weeks if crucial industry can be mobilized. Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. is expected to comply.
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Franklin
Chicago
Comasey
Demanas i
City mulls fire truck purchase amid delays and bids
City council delayed a decision on the new fire truck order after contractors cited government material restrictions and construction holds. Officials warned that delivery could slip from March to early April, with financing needing a bond issue if the project proceeds. A separate theft report noted a piney business loss in a separate Sunday incident.
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Paralis
Chiy Jounell
Cheelty
Seoundd
Cunsell
Bulla Gampagty
Witell
Wilmer
Lexphiabus
Jis
Ripley
Amnion
County Tax Rate Fix Planned for March 11
Erie officials announce county tax rate adjustments for 1843 and a proposed general expenditures plan to be reviewed by the public. The advertisement invites taxpayers to inspect the figures on display at the courthouse, with details published in this week's newspapers.
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Erie
Pridar
Markets and price listings across several regions
MARKETS report covers NEW WORK with prices for Fancy to extra Tatey 37-97% and extras 384i, plus traded firsts 451. Current records show various grades and storage. BLUEFALO livestock notes slow demand with cattle and calves steady. apples and potatoes quoted. Pittsburgh produce lists fruit prices. New York stock market shows mild irregularity with noon quotes from major issuers. Treasury report lists receipts and expenditures with debt figures.
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Stexby
Pacific Coast
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