Japs Move Westward Amid War Crisis And Health Debate
The article outlines a grim view of Japan expanding toward India and Burma, aiming to cut China supplies via the Burma Road and secure raw materials from Asia while German aid is anticipated in the East. It questions war readiness as bases shrink and urges faster equipment delivery to counter Japanese advances. It also discusses a Butler tuberculosis sanatorium and potential U S War Department use as a soldiers hospital, criticizing past neglect and urging action for veterans care. It surveys heating costs and new radiant heat technology to improve efficiency and comfort in homes.
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Singapore
Darwin
Buraha
India
China
Burma
Alps
East Indies
Blenes
Western Pacific
Butler
Pennsylvania
United States War Department
Hospital
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal File
Twenty years ago a fire destroyed the home of Mike Flaherty on Union Street injuring Clarence Gannon and scattering his family belongings. Corry Council Knights of Columbus planned a grand dance at the State Armory. Public forum meetings discussed the 192% paying program, with city officials invited. Remodeling at the Extharige Hotel created a larger lobby, and Ladies of the Maccabees prepared their annual anniversary party with Rathbun's Orchestra. A child was badly scalded at West Smith Street. Washington quarters noted a directive on draft deferment to labor leaders and employers amid labor relations talks.
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Pire
Oreigin
Mike Flaherty
Union Street
Clarence Gannoe
Albion
Public Forum Committee
Elf Commission
Ladies of the Maccabees
Maccabes Hall
Rathbun
Daily Quiz Trivia From A Classified Page
A playful test lists ten questions about history science and geography. It asks which meds will exit early U S coinage, the former Ottoman Empire country, a true false opossum breath question, cane grown in the U S, the two cities connected by the Pennsylvania Turnpike, the newspaper founded by James Gordon Bennett, the Venus de Milo missing sum, the ocean for the International Date Line, Tennessee’s former state status, and the river through which Lake Huron drains into Lake Erie.
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United States
Pennsylvania Turnpike
James Gordon Dennett
Tennessee
Lake Huron
Lake Erle
Daily Dozen From Menical Society of Pennsylvania
Matt's life is interrelated to plants seed and beasts. Plants provide food drink and drugs while some plants are poisonous and weeds hinder crop growth. Birds provide food though some attack cultivated grain. Wild animals are bred for food or harm humans. Earthworms enrich soil pollen transfers occur and pests like weevils termites snakes and other threats affect people and homes.
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Matt
Prom
Robin protection law in siege era myths emerge
The fragment suggests a 13th century Paris strike by walters against strict civil dress rules and notes a folk etymology for tar or jackie in sailors. It also mentions Hadrian disguising purples and a misused term for noise.
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Hadrian
Paris
Walters
Farm Calendar Offers Tips for Dairy Breeding and Orchard Care
Dairy specialists urge improved cow breeding to lift mil production during the current emergency. Home butchering guidance suggests lamb or mutton as a simple variety. Extension engineers advise proper lubrication of farm machinery with heavy oil and note the nitrogen needs of apple trees in early spring.
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College Livestock Extension
Extension Agricultural Engineers
Pennsylvania State College
City to file equity action over relief from evictions
Erie tenants facing steep rent hikes seek court relief as City Solicitor Edward Murphy prepares a bill of equity to halt evictions for leases expiring and challenged rents. Test case planned from multiple filings to set precedent against increases above Fair Rent Commission findings.
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EMIE
Erie
Murphy
Erle Palr Rent Commission
Pair Rent ‘Commission
Fair Rent Commission
Amfar
Murphy Avid
Sm Rossiter
Robert Chase
Taylor murder suspect held at Cooperstown
Arnold Gasparro 27 Scottdale Pa is held in Otsego County jail on assault with intent to commit rape charges as detectives seek to question him about the 1940 slaying of Rachel Taylor a Pennsylvania State College co ed. Police in Harrisburg say the probe has reached a possible lead but a Cooperstown report notes he was questioned in connection with the case.
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Cooperstown
Arnold Gasparro
Scotteddale
Rachel Taylor
Pennsylvania State College
Ernest
Maynard
Gasparro
Otsego County
Gasmarro
Pennsylvania
Mit
Harrisburg
Wildwood
N. J
Charles ©. Keller
Arnold Ciospatto
Scottdale
Half Billion Payer Ap to Boost Paper and Wood Product Output
The report notes annual production approaching half a billion dollars in paper and wood products with potential to expand further. It highlights the need to manage cultivation to hasten soil organic matter breakdown and nitrogen release for tree growth without harming the ongoing expansion.
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Resians
Blustery Winter Storm Disrupts City Drifts and Cold
Corry weather reports a blustery spell causing subzero temps and heavy snow flurries. Snow drifts complicate hillside streets while highways stay open after crews clear icy patches and intersections in the business district remain slick.
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Trafic
Arades
Prices Rise for Horses and Mules in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports an upward trend in Pennsylvania's horse and mule prices. The Department of Agriculture figures show horses averaging 108 dollars, up from 102, and mules averaging 115 dollars, up from 108. About 70 percent of the nation’s rayon yarn output in 1941 is estimated to be made in the South.
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Harrisburg
Franklin Avenue grade crossing likely to be eliminated
County Engineer Willan H. Supplee announced a definite plan to remove the Franklin avenue grade crossing this year. Pajmaylvenie Public Utility Commission official Berry will have a representative at the site on Thursday to conduct an official view prior to the P. O. D. order. A viaduct over the New York Central, Pennsylvania and Nickel Plate tracks is expected to be ordered, with materials anticipated to be made available despite statewide delays.
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Franklin Avenue
Willan H. Supplee
Berry
Pajmaylvenie Public Utility Commission
Supple
Highway Department
P. O
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Funeral Services for Mrs Samuel Glosser Held in Buffalo
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 3 PM from George Kennedy funeral parlors in Buffalo New York for Mrs Samuel Glosser of Lackawaxin New York who died Sunday evening after an extended illness. She leaves a husband four children two daughters and two sons and many grandchildren.
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George Kenedy
Buffalo
Samuel Glosser
Lackawax Inn
N.Y
Gloster
Wilton City
Charles Nichols
Williamh Vancise
Corry
Dan Wright
Beaverdam
Loran Sherlock
Oil City
Alftonsmith
Towu, Mich
2s Increase Lalesl Census Brief
The census notes that 1,251,029 bicycles were produced in 1089, roughly double the number requested in 198% when GA6 E28 were manufactured.
Wheat for feeding available in Pennsylvania counties
Wheat is made available to dairy and poultry feeders through the Commodity Credit Corporation. Delivery prices range from 90 to 101 1/4 cents per bushel depending on county. Contact Warren County Agricultural Conservation Office at the county courthouse for details and storage commitments for the 1982 crop.
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Pennsylvania
Commodity Credit Corporation
Warren County Agricultural Conservation Office
Vatious
Agricultural Conservation Office
Warren County
Sister of Two Corry Residents Stricken
Jessie Mae Lee eight daughter of residents on Buffalo road Harboreveels died in Hamet hospital after a week there. Survived by husband Floyd Lre five sisters Mrs Roy Pettit Corry Mrs Ray Gross Anton ly Miss Mabel Hunt Harbor Creek Mrs Bryan Slowe Corry and Mrs Ralph Donaldson Erle. Funeral at Tate residence nine p m Saturday with Revs H Stammer and G M Van Arnam. Interment North Basin cemetery.
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H. ¥. Stammer
G. M. van Arnam
Io North Basin Cemetery
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