Advertising and postage rates in Corry daily paper
The Corry evening journal outlines mailing options including By Mail six dollars per year and three dollars per year in restricted territory. Carriers pay three cents per copy and ten cents weekly. Advertising rates are available upon request.
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AY Evening Journal
Bunet
Corry
Colegrove
Pred Kimball
The
4Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Eee & Bond
Detroit
Iber of
Bide
Pittsburgh
Welghimst
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Veterans G I Bill Promises Broad Loans and Education Support
Horace Russell of the U S Savings and Loan League extols the G I bill, noting government guaranteed loans up to 2000 dollars, with higher limits for good credit, plus education and mustering-out pay. He predicts average loans around 3500 dollars for up to 5 million veterans, urging private banks to staff specialists to handle inquiries and safeguard borrowers. The piece also critiques national debt levels and defends tax-funded support while emphasizing prudent administration and potential private loan alternatives if needed.
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Horace Russell
U. S. Savings and Loan League
Veterans’ Administration
Thriving War Orphan Finds New Home in Grand Rapids
Eight month old Kenneth Barry Maloney, flown from England after war service losses, lives with his grandparents in Grand Rapids. The baby, soon to be legally adopted, enjoys a lively life with siblings, pets, and bright attention from photographers and well wishers across America.
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U.S. A
Kathryn Umphrey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Europe
Kenneth Barry Maloney
England
America
Kenneth Maloney
U.S. Army Airforce
William Maloney
Kenny
Comemother
New York
Red Cross
Maloney
Kenneth
John
Terry
Michael Eardley
Farmer fox tale and the rights of workers in Barry
A reader recalls an Aesop fable about a farmer and a fox misused to justify advice. He contrasts it with Sewell Avery’s stance on union rights and open shops, arguing workers deserve fair wages and constitutional rights amid wartime restoration.
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Stor Journal
Feasoninig
Iime
Sewell Avery
No Quick Peace Amid War Strains and Home Front Fortunes
The article notes the home front has endured but maintains high living standards and growing savings despite wartime shortages. It cites American financial gains as evidence of resilience and caution against assuming early victory as German efforts delay collapse, urging steadier focus on essential tasks at home and abroad.
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Waal
Bic
Twenty years ago items from the Corry News page
Highlights from January 3 1925 include the opening of the new dumbor High School on January 5 with M J Blanden as principal. An Executive Council heads Boy Scout revival in Corty with M J Rich leading the movement. A Corry couple Miss Audrey Muriel Mertz and Theodore Treat wed December 31 at the Union City Baptist Church. The Corry Keystones bring Holly Majors with Nick Aljrock and Al Schacht to town Monday. Edgar W Moore seeks Warefen county prothonotary and clerk of courts. Mrs Sophia Paxe dies in Erie with survivor C W Zubler in Corry City.
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Dumbor High School
M. J. Blanden
Corty
M. J. Rich
Audrey Muriel Mertz
G. B. Merta
West Irvingsrest
Theodore Reat
Arthur ‘Treat
Union City
Baptist Church
Corry
Whooping Cough Dangers and Phases in Infants
The article notes whooping cough is dangerous to infants and young children, peaking in winter. It outlines three stages catarrhal paroxysmal and decline with rapid coughing fits, facial reddening, attempting breaths, vomiting after meals, and urges vaccines as prevention.
How's Your IQ Quiz on Page Six Answers Seven Qs
The print asks seven quiz questions about a Romanian king Danes, U S Army generals Hodges Patton and Paterson, painters Degas Covarrubias Murillo, a sentence fix, the river near Chungking, and two prominent men.
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Romania
Ingies
U. S
Courtney Hodges
George 5
Patton
Alexander M. Pateh
Jijj Li
William
Covarrubias
Murrillo
Degas
Chungking
Ration Facts Report Highlights Stamp Validities and Questions
Government ration circular outlines new red blue and sugar stamp values with validation dates in late January through February. It lists meat and processed foods stamps, sugar five pound coupon, gasoline and fuel oil allowances, and regional validity notes while posing trivia questions about parliamentary houses, cities in India, and the use of a theodolite instrument.
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Lopa
OPA
Sugat
Midwest
South
Pacific Northwest
East
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Vander
William Vanderhilt
Rhode
Mackefelier
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Seton
Barry, PA
Mr. Avery
Avery
Washington
Montgomery Ward
Austin H, Johnzor
Edgar W.moore
Spring Creek
Ware Fen County
Sophia Paxe
City
Erie
C. W Zubler
Daily Dozen
Meileal Society of the
State of Pennsylvanis
Calcutta
Bombay
Madras
Great Britain
North Corry
Columbus Ave
Armitage
POST
W. H. Merrick
East Pleasant Street
J. J. Harden
East South Street
Harold Marsh
W. Pleasant
Taylor
A. B. Bensot
Columbus
Gussie Sherman
Spring Street
Melvin Stoddard
General Electric
Alan Ladd
Susan Hayward
Loretta Young
Barry Sullivan
Robert L. Proctor
Honeywell
Crawford M. Woods
First Ave
Guy Rogers
Mrs
Emme Carroll
J. L. Spiesman Shoe Store
Nis
Myron Bailey Hagel Holten
Debs Sorenson
L. D. Campbell
Wing
Willi
Mrs. Brute Thomas
Franz
Myrtle B. Malley
Carters
Sloans Timimen
Paspirin
Stratford
Fountain Pens
Lindsley’s Pharmacy Hose
Boston House
Pyro
Shambaugh
West Main
Mary Hasca
Nellie
Lillies
Helen Lengeler Dhe
Sulcavage
C. S. Wallace
Rev
Marti
Richard Hosshaeher
Evening Journal
Pennsylvania Electric CO
E. 7
Cherry
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Karnox W. Smith
Dial
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