Impeccable Ad Rates From Corry Newspaper
Advertisement text lists mailing and subscription rates for Corry Pa with multiple locations and services. Prices shown include seven dollars per year by mail and four dollars per year in restricted territory, plus four cents per copy and weekly fifty four cents per week. The notice notes Associated Press exclusive rights and advertising rate inquiries.
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Eimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Chicago
Ride
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Asociated Press
Republic
Corry
Sy Gurer
Ihyanty
Crisis in Britain tests Labor era and American stakes
The piece argues a severe British winter and labor nationalization threaten economic stability and push toward totalitarianism. It warns Britain’s path under the Labour government could unsettle power abroad, affecting U S interests if the empire’s recovery hinges on centralized controls and reduced free enterprise.
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Sesuut Ser Ghatin
United States
British Isles
Narmial
America
Labor Party
Great Britain
Britain
Seven quiz questions on history and civics
Questions cover European elections January 19 country, Emily Post topic, location of Hanoi, Marshall oath date as Secretary of State, Hungary’s pre WWI empire, Cuba status, French president, physics comparison of weights, Metropolitan Museum of Art city, and landlocked South American nations.
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Emily Post
Hanoi
George C. Marshall
Hungary
Cuba
U.S
Wame
France
Metropoltans Museum of Art
South Americt
Comment On Today's Affairs
Mop labor leaders strive to hold off strikes into spring while pledging to report labor registration by March 15. Senate action on reform is hoped by April 1, with controls expiring June 20. Secret conferences discuss a single federation under Lewis, but plan hinges on punitive labor legislation. France Russia Saar Valley talks loom, politics threaten energy, coal, and liberty needs.
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Mop
Tait
Senate
Murray
Gio and Green
AFL
Green
Auto and Steel Industries
CTO
APL
Cone Great Union
C10
Great Federation of Labor
Joh L. Lewis
Lewis
Congress
Russia
Saar Valley
Europe
Germany
France
England
English Channel
Communist Party
Partiag
Daily Dozen on infant care from Medical Society
The piece discusses infant health and development, contrasting modern advances with historical notions. It defines marasmus as progressive wasting in infants and notes how environment and parental affection influence outcomes. Hospitals adopting comforting practices like rocking chairs in infant wards are mentioned.
Diphtheria Scan Leads City Health Push in 1927
Branks issued to all school children for parental approval of toxin and anti toxin treatment as a safeguard against diphtheria with three cases under quarantine. J A Cummings, Fairview School janitor, injured in fall while moving desks. Harding Home and School Association reports a successful meeting, shrubbery committee formed, fundraising plan set. Erie Railroad incident near JO tower leaves John Pierce of Meadville with a fractured ankle. Marriage announced for Miss Katherine Maloney and Raymond Dyckes at St Brigid’s Meadville. Mary Josephine Duffy dies at 23 after three and a half years illness in Corry area.
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J. 8. Cummings
Fairview
Secor
Erie Railroad
JO Tower
Concord
John Pierce
Meadville
Corry Hospital
Mary Josephine Duffy
Infant care priorities mix roving car and immunization
The text compares focusing on infant emotional needs with administering diphtheria toxoid. It suggests toxoid may prevent disease while a roving car could avert subsequent behavioral problems, placing equal emphasis on medical and emotional care for infants.
Aero Supply Wins Another Tax Decision
The Tax Court ruled Aero Supply Manufacturing Company Inc a plant in York? City area was not subject to Vinson Act profit limits on stock sales to Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp and Curtiss-Wright Corp. Aero filed 242 contracts with total business value about 41 975. The Commissioner had assessed a deficiency based on 12 percent profit limit, but court held Vinson Act limitations do not apply in this case.
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Waseeneton
D. C
Tax Court of
United States
Hug
Aero Supply Manufacturing Company, Inc
Gorty
Grummen Aircraft Engineering Corporation
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Bolly
Navy
Aero Supply
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Aero
Grumman and
Curtiss
Youth in Titusville Jail After Saturday Dance Incident
A 16-year-old Spartansburg youth caused trouble at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night in Titusville, attempting to damage a tire and giving false stories to police. He was jailed, later released to return home after family posted $10 forfeit to cover calls.
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Sparta
Titusville
Spartansburg
Quh
Odd Fellows Hall
Corry
Farm Added 10 Boys Republic Transfers Property in Grove City
Transfer of deeds for the Black farm in Grove City to the George Junior Republic marks the first change from family ownership in nearly a century. The 130 acre tract, once Sarah McDowell Black’s, was bought by Republic directors and forms part of the school grounds with a remodeled farmhouse now serving the boys. A lake created by damming Black stream adds swimming, fishing and skating facilities for residents.
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Tarif
Sarah McDowell Black
Scott Black
Illustriut
Republic
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Raymond Dyckes
St. Brigid's Church
Harley F. Johnson
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Carroll
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Tilda
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Topp's
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
North ‘Center
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Gorton
Model Dairy Co
Jessup & Turner
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