Corry Scenes Include Scouts News and Local Events
Twenty years ago the city’s Boy Scout troops are underway with the Presbyterian group recently acquiring a new scoutmaster. A robbery case unfolds as Rochester police chase clues about an entry at Ameriwat Cystings Company. The Corry Fibre Furniture Co ships thirty six cases to Porto Rico, signaling new export interest. Mary Emmeline Clark dies at 71. A ten year old local suffers a coast injury from a coasting accident on Union City. Corry’s mild December weather records stand out, and bids open for a new Corry High school building with proposals up to 174000 dollars.
Dried Fruits Market Note From Unclear Source
A fragmentary line lists dried prunes, raisins, currants and mixed fruits with a note of weight gain over 202 percent. It mentions beans and excludes certain types and includes odd phrasing about per pour quantities. The text is fragmented and lacks context or clear reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleklad
Tomah
Dior
Wate
Ten Dollar Bonds Offer For Small Savings Purchase
Publisher W F H Annenberg proposes ten dollar non negotiable bonds that can be bought in 18.75 installments, enabling small savers to invest as little as 7.50 at a time. He argues such bonds would boost treasury funds, allow gifts, and cut bookkeeping concerns, though concerns about administration remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FH. Annenberg
Philadelphia Monster
Annenberg
U. S. Treasury
Public Spending and the Tax Levy Politics
Columnist Paul Mellon narrates a vivid tale of a young supervisor who raised county real estate taxes to fund public improvements. Voters supported the plan as inevitable and the official won re election, illustrating how public spending can be politically profitable and how citizens often assume others will bear the costs.
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Paul Mellon
Yung Tagyer
County Board of Supervisors
Pubmc
Presidential troubles and union tactics in wartime
The piece argues the President’s wartime handling of strikes is seen as inconsistent, with rules laid down but not followed. It contends labor hesitates to meet national needs, follows misguided leaders, and seeks more pay while Washington’s political allies and employers blame him for generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Tabor
Washington
Daily Dozen Dermatology Skin Diseases Overview
The article discusses eczema as the most common and troublesome skin disorder with significant economic impact, especially industrial eczema. It notes that eczema can force job changes, affects infants, and that treatment aims to hasten recovery by eliminating causes, with attention to late specialist advances.
Gremenchug and Cherkars bridgeheads question quiz
The fragment lists quiz items about Ukraine bridgeheads, authors, rivers, and other topics. It mentions Titusville draft responses and six men entering examination, noting the local selective service board’s January quota status and total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Erie
Selective Service Board
Hundreds Of New City And County Officials Installed
Harrisburg reports hundreds of new city and county officials were sworn in today across Pennsylvania. Inaugurations included governors, county commissioners, and a Supreme Court justice, with Republicans achieving broad gains in many counties while several mayors and officials were installed amid varied local outcomes.
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Aosuer
Cess
Harrisburg
Ian
Pennsylvania
Siasnes
Idves
Republican Party
Matlin
Nast Pall
GOP
Ictarieg
Eom
Claude Treve
Sclson
Bernd Samuel
Philadelphia
William ©. Bullitt
France
Russia
Eigth
Week of Prayer Services Open Across Corry Churches
The annual Week of Prayer opens with themes The Power of God and daily talks by local pastors at various churches in Corry led by the Corry Ministerial Association. Prayer services run 7 30 each night through next Sunday with offerings for a charitable fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Corry
Ke Ihe Methodist Church
Pinal
G. L. Bosd
Christan and Missionary Alliance
Tesday
H. Rax Harris
St. Paul's Lutheran
Wilmer Heffer
United Brethren
C.F. Hildebrand
All Presbyterian
BA. Galbeath
the Baptist
Charles MacNally
Amy
Aid Silday
Mr. Mecknall
More Pneumonia Cases Reported In City
Five cases of pneumonia were reported this morning by physicians at the Board of Health amid the ongoing influenza epidemic. The cases include David Buell, 18 months, from BD 1. LeRoy Bolduc, 14, East South Street. LeRoy Rooney, 9. and Clariss Coons, 66, BD 5.
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Board of Health
David Buell
Hunts Bolduc
East South Street
LeRoy William Rooney
Clariss Coons
Erie Sailor Dies in haval base hospital
Erie sailor dies in haval base hospital after sustaining injuries aboard ship. Navy aviator May, 1943, fell during a incident near Great Lakes and was treated but died from wounds.
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Erie
Haval Base
Faeay
Soa
Navy A Aviation Wootin RS Mays
Anaelas
Te Nallenin
Dentew Beliohda
Mel Wwliree
le Hyd Bers
Suffertme
Willy Wyn Liter
Wueke
Fis Mulder
Baum Py Moly
Chest Street
Great Lakes
Council Organized for Coming Year
City notes outline for the new year includes funding for civil defense, housing, and municipal services. Various figures discuss budget lines, employee costs, and anticipated needs, with calls for council members to review estimates and set priorities.
New York Egg Market and Pittsburgh Produce Report
Markets-Stock roundups report New York egg prices and assorted market lists. The Pittsburgh section notes slow demand for produce with steady prices on apples potatoes and northern commodities, while Buffalo livestock shows varied hog and cattle quotes. The piece references multiple firms and regional markets with a snapshot of late-day trading and state of demand.
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New York
Ansray
Amun
Cemrail Bethlehem
Goodrich
Si Roenick
Douglas Alerati
Johns
Merican
Atlantic Refining
Bendis Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
C&open
Rliss Wright
General Electrics
General Motors
Kenticcott
Montgomery Whimsh National Biscuit Wy National Dairy
Northern Pacific
Paramount
Penney
Penia Fe
Calana
Bay Studebater
Texas
Westinghouse Bee
Woolworths
Youngstown
S &&Tn
Curb Aero Supply
Arkansas
South Penn Oil
President Roosevelt Struggles With Illness Delivers Possible Message Delay
President Roosevelt remains chiefly in bed at the White House after a cold developed into influenza symptoms. Doctors say he is suffering from grip and there is a possibility he may be unable to deliver the annual message to Congress in person a week from now.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
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Ialom Cit
Bt Ue Boy Scout
Presbyterian
Teop
A. J. Hodges
Tituspilio
Rochester
Wilie Thinves
Ameriwat Cystings Company
Addie
Dutier High School
Mary Emmeline Clark
Mrs. Clark
John
Clair Phelps
Union City
Mott Street
Cory Fibre Furniture Company
Porto Rico
Metta
Powe
Naw Bowlin
Gary A
Bennet
West Smith St
Ioe
Paglory
Nome
Hoover
Gail Guignon
Weller
Sidney Ken
Hedy
Gisean
My. Group
Andere
Cory Pit
Kurtzman i Tpeno
Corty
Edward Bates Company
Meadville
Ata
Doanes Hardware
Leo Iriclly
Wattsburg
State Line Road
Spencer's Sash Mills
South Sireaus
Gale— AM
Snyder Chelle
Garey
W. D. Armutage
Spri
Sala
Sie
Modeen Howe
Jaead
Mure
Wile Journal Oy
Alse
Pullory
Qomiles West
Jne Weiler
Mutreh
Alee
Hull Eolf
Wuletyatoys
Tives
Sale
Ant D. Tenney
Cuttervilles Good
Wish
Arthur Scoliter
Erinddausher
Richard Merker
A. A. Merker
Bériiel
Buothey
Honald Landy
Lunly
I. Q
Gremenchug
Cherkars
Ukraine
Trug
Boulter Dam
Allied Commission of Italy
Army Hospital
Harry Hopkins
R F.C
Jabor
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Mainteins
Waterhanse
Thomas Motor Co
Curtis Jewelry Store
Pittsburgh
N.Y
Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
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