Twenty Years Ago News Clippings From Corry Area
A youthful injury report describes Miss Clara Goodrich, daughter of Mrs. Mary Goddrich, injured in a Roosevelt Highway accident near Warner's Corners. The era also notes a store lease, education debates, a Lincoln birthday observance, and a forthcoming wedding in St. Baptist parish with local community reactions.
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Clara Goodrich
Mary Goddrich
Morth Center Street
Corry High Behavl
Roosevelt Highway
Warner's Corners
Beaverdam Road
Wheat Is The Cheapest Means Of Preventing Starvation Overseas
Washington reports that wheat and syrup are the best and cheapest means to stave off starvation amid world food shortages. U S stocks on January 1 1940 were 32 percent lower than 1945 and 23 percent below the 1935-44 average, despite record production. Factors include exports, industrial use, and feeding livestock.
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Brenan Genevie
Washington
Hfe
United States
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Cunad
Europe
Balkans
Africa
Australia
Argentina
Asia
Philippines
Roland
Aldo
Vieslavia
Eutone
Gulf
Texas
Oklahoma
Duluth
Price control debated by business week readers
A furor over price controls is described, arguing business should avoid taking public stances. The piece notes risks to freedom of speech and religion, urges production and balanced policy, and cites retailer and manufacturer examples and a test of public opinion with a shirt giveaway promotion.
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Business Week
Sorial
Vlisa
Sury
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania Nosebleeds and underlying causes
Epistaxis is common and usually stops on its own but can recur. Look for underlying issues such as high blood pressure, hemophilia, leukemia, anemia, or nasal trauma. In prolonged cases evaluate the nasal cavity and upper respiratory tract as the nosebleed may signal a medical problem needing doctor care.
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Rotlers
Hese
Ier
Inc
Suny
Famous U S Divisions in Ardennes to Rhine Action
The text recounts U S divisions including the Infantry and Railsplitters, noting a debuts in breaking Ardennes offensives and linking with airborne units. It mentions crossing the Roer, advancing to the Rhine, and linking with British forces south of Hamburg, reflecting pivotal late WWII combat moves.
Quis Questions and World War II Quiz Mystery
A set of quiz questions covers classification in WWII draft, quotes, rainfall, leaders, war bond rates, and wartime presidents. It threads misprints and historic references, asking who the Quisling Prime Minister of Burma was, the source of a cited line, and specifics on Nuremberg revelations and Truman’s precedent.
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Comedi
Quisling
Burnmi
Gen. MacArthur
Whiel
U. S
San Tuan Hil
Santiago
Cobia
Truman
Congress
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REX Theatre
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Ray Bolger
WOODS
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N. First Ave
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Electric Eel
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Guy Rogers
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California
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Gudahy
U.S
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Ryansee
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Corry, Pa
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Acade Originals
Fr Crimin Convie
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