Washington Birthday Remembrance Honors Father Of Country
Washington remains honored as the father of the country marking the 209th anniversary of his birth on February 22, 1732. Born at Wakefield on Pope’s Creek in Virginia, he married Martha Dandridge Custis in January 1759. He died December 12, 1799 and is interred at Mount Vernon with his wife.
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George Washington
United States
Washington
Wakerfield
Pope's Creeks
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Martha
Dandridge Custis
Daniel Parke Custis
Stewart Says Selective Service Has No Desire For Censorship
Public relations chief Major Benent M. Culligan defends wide public disclosure of Selective Service details. He argues modern media make secrecy needless and calls for full information on the program’s workings to stay home in necessary occupations and support dependents.
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Stewart
Selective Service
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Benent M. Culligan
Ay Dykstra
Lewis
B. Hershey
Hirh
Chiligan
Corry News Notes Ramble Through Local Life and Events
A mixed corral of local notes from Corry covers legal chatter in the Pittsburgh district, supply plant scouting, and civic happenings. It mentions a respirator grant to Corry hospital, Aero Supply room searches for worker housing, and Band concert tickets. Also noted are a city solicitor shift, Burns birthday party, local store listings, and a shotgun accident injuring a girl in Pat.
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Pittsburgh
Blaine Kincaid
Corry Hospital
Southside
Frank W. Aiés
California
M2th Infantry
Thoiahtown Gap
Corry
Antarctic
Cew Penguins
Corry, Burn, Inc
Lincoln Road
Miami
Gection
Life
Edwin Briggs
Boone
Town
Erie
Center Street
Henry Mcsweeneys
Atlantic City
Isi Corry
Merk Twain
Siemens
Wright Street
Cory
Jeanette MacDonald
Syria
Carleton Craker
Charles Craker
Lowry Field
Colo
Lepsion
Salloes
Bris
Walter L. Peake
Union City District Draft Board
Lockport
al Lin
Raleigh
Willide
Rogskin
Pire
Charles Spiesman
Ww. G. Houghton
Company
Bort Benhigg
Army Air Corps
Post Office Rates and War Boom Outlook
Corry Post Office notices list second class mail rates at five dollars yearly and three cents per copy for other communications, with advertising rates on request. In local business commentary, wages are rising and stock markets calm, with many expecting normal production and war-related shifts but no wartime frenzy.
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Gayette
al- Waheny College
Indiantown Gap
Corry
Edwin Rowlands
Walter
Scott
Cory School Istriat
Union City ‘Times
Enterprise
Union City
Corry Company
Mallor Iy Mall
Ubele
Sam
Ethelly
Bo Ain
Natural Resources and plastics reshape world industry
A noisy essay argues plastics replace metal wood and other materials in defense and industry. It claims costs fall as production improves and plastics enable vast gains in efficiency across lamp parts radios and thermostats. It notes raw sources like soybeans and seeds and warns nations face new dependences as substitutes spread global impact and specialization grows.
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Journal to Publish Quinia ture at Exley Garage Auto Show
The Journal plans to move its presses to Exley Garage to publish quinia ture and The Corry Teniter for distribution at the Auto Show. Seventy five businessmen and Corry Council members attend a United Commercial Travelers dinner meeting at the Blue Bird.
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Exley
Quiniature
Corry Council
United Commercial Travelers
Blue Bird
Daily Quiz on Historical World Facts
A playful daily quiz prints a set of misprinted questions about population census frequency, planetary naming, Camacho’s presidency, Hungary's capital, U.S. war declaration against Germany, and other historical prompts. It presents garbled OCR style text with several spelling errors and unclear phrasing across ten items.
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Ely
Manuel Avila Camacho
Vennaely
Mexico
Guatemala
Hungary
Germany
Wao
Congress of Tudilstetal Onzayitzablon
Napoleon Apy
Camp William James Aims Interlocking Rural Youth Plan
An AW Feature Service report from Sharon, February 22, describes Camp William James, a new camp blending college and farm youth to test William James theory that hard labor mixes social classes to build healthier, soberer minds. Twelve college men and several farm youths aged 18 to 23 work on projects like a community pasture, with a nonmilitary corps model. Critics in Congress call it overprivileged. supporters argue it promotes recreation, education, and social harmony.
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Sharon
William Jams
James
Dartmouth
Harvard
White River Valley
Eugene Rosen- Alovk-Huessy
Tunbridge Town Hall
Dorothy ‘Tompson
Roosevelt
Thmp
Bilore
Riae
Inguire
Cuff
Cornell
Thy
Almont Au
Hanover
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Depreciation Rules in Income Tax Deductions
The text outlines depreciation as a deduction for property used in business or profession, including real estate and equipment. It notes limitations: only property actually used in business or professional residence for office needs. apportionment for office and living space. allowances based on use and number of rooms. applies to capital assets like buildings and machinery. professionals may deduct depreciation based on business use of assets.
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Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvanians
A fragmentary obituary-like note for George Washinetol details lifelong sickness and multiple illnesses. It describes early smallpox, recurring fevers and pains, and a final decline culminating in death amid medical trials, with scattered garbled phrases referencing physicians and a medical context.
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George Washinetol
Biewemnborg
Winhihston
Poreuusee gum emproiery craft of northern United States Indians
The text states that this craft has always been practiced by northern United States Indians and nowhere else, using skins or birch bark as the surface and executed in geometric designs.
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United States
First Civilian Service Camps for Conscientious Objectors
Washington Day Book details a new nationwide system of civilian work camps for conscientious objectors. Patapsco State Park near Baltimore will host 125 to 160 youths who refuse military service, performing labor for national welfare instead of combat. The plan, backed by government supervision and private funding, includes about 29 initial camps with potential expansion to 100 or more, financed by a mixed funding model and overseen by the National Service Board of Religious Objectors.
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Ffray
Jay
Twtes
Jerpardy
Wii
Washington Day
Femngton
Conscien
Patapsco State Park
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Patapsca
Civilia Conservation Corps
CGC
Dihuleloreto
Cos
Pales Corps
Religious Objectors
Oosivelt
CCE
Army
Agriculture
Tetcy Department
Soren Ae Eee Seigollous
Aough Congress
Pris 1Ice
Paul G. French
Ugler Secretar
Wationalery Beara
Lund
Wau Ae Ag
Fragmentary Notice From OCR Headlines a Legal Case
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a legal matter with vague dates and party names. It hints at a court action or legal proceeding and a description of a case but lacks clear names or locations. The readable bits suggest an official notice or docket item awaiting clarification.
Fragmentary notes on a literary work and reception
The garbled text references a publication titled Lonely Hunter and mentions reviewers and a novel or book tool. It notes a 1th bao san phrase and a hook, with mentions of figures like Jon Samdoll and Houghton. The passage is incomplete and unclear about dates or concrete events.
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Houghton
Carson
Lonely Hunte
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Novi
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