Corry Junior High opens amid big enrollment and real estate surge
Twenty years ago Corry marked the opening of its new Junior High School with 570 pupils enrolled including 328 in the Junior High on the second floor and in the Opportunity School. City engineers report nearly half a million dollars in real estate changes in 1924. A Corry man faces Mann Act charges, with a Corry resident witness. Shirley Joan Dickinson born January 4 to Mr and Mrs Leroy Dickinson. Weather trends show colder readings over four years from 1921 to 1925. Miss Marion J Skidmore notes new books at the Corry Public Library with fiction and non fiction on shelves.
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Corry
Marion J. Skidmore
Ubraran
Corry Public Library
Officer checks on allowances for servicemen families
Relatives of servicemen receiving family allowances will be interviewed January 1 to January 17 in Room 497 of the Federal building at Erle by Lieut. Ralsh Tacoma of the Philadelphia office, War Department Dependency Benefits. Those with appointment Tequesta must bring evidence including their application number and soldier’s army serial number to avoid discontinuation of the allowance. Dependents without appointment requests may also call on official business at the address.
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Ralsh
Tacoma
Philadelphia
War Department Office
Addressing Postwar Planning and Presidential Messaging
The article traces shifts in how presidents delivered annual messages from in writing to in person and notes Taft’s lengthy volumes when written. It cites Jefferson’s early written messages, Wilson’s push for cooperation, and Taft’s 1911 specifics. It also critiques postwar planning, quoting Cleveland Trust Company on the tension between capitalism and socialism and the difficulty of reconversion after war.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Business Bulletin
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Cleveland Trust Company
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British Open Attack on German Bulge Reports Drive
British Second Army infantry attacked on the southern flank of the German bulge as armor entered the salient held by three German armies. Allied forces, including U S Ninth Army advancing from Aachen, pressed a drive under extreme cold with tanks slipping on icy slopes and severing telephone lines, moving up to 34 miles in places.
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Associated Press
Thoburn Wiant
Third Army
Berlin
U. S. Ninth Army
Aachen
Supreme Headquarters
Hodges
Beffe
The Annual Message And The State Of The Union
The piece reviews how annual presidential messages to Congress have shifted from full detail to highlighting major points. It notes Roosevelt's 1945 address amid war, outlining a five point domestic program and an economic Bill of Rights, plus wartime realities and the shift from full in person delivery to broadcast versions.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Italy
Roosevelt
United Nations
Darling Is Named Institutional Chief in Erie County
Dell Darling was elected chair of the Erie County institutional district at the administrative meeting in the court house. He succeeds Commissioner Thomas W. Schaper. Barton Kaufman was named executive secretary Merle Wella reelected Head of the County Home near Girard and Dr J B Tennes Hill will continue as physician for the Institution.
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Young Vypasuen Sloner Dell Darling
Erie County Iktlaepetutloh
Admial Teorgarilvation
Goulrt House
Thomas W. Schaper
Barton Kaufman
Merle Wella
Girard
J.B Ténneshill
Phyalelon
Quiz Qs From Page Six The Worrest Answers
The text poses a seven question trivia set about a judge who died after a sedition trial, film origins, eight states starting with M, Joseph L Lockard’s link to Bataan Pearl Harbor or Tobruk, gunpowder invention country, dying words Ettu Brute, chinchilla as fur or dessert, Bearlsley Ruml nationality, the river of Stalingrad, and a statement on Norway freed from German occupation affecting reconversion incentives.
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Worrest
District of Columbia
Joseph L. Lockard
Bataan
Pearl Harbor
Tobrik
Chinchilla
Bearlsley Ruml
Stalingrad
Norway
Daily Dozen on erysipelas risks and treatment notes
The article explains erysipelas as an acute skin inflammation often starting near the nose or eyes, with red skin, common in ages 35 to 55 and more in women. It covers causes, warning signs from dirty fingers, typical course, and the value of new sulfa drugs in treatment while noting potential adverse reactions.
Bulldozer Damaged by Fire in Kane
A bulldozer owned by W. H. Christie & Sons and moving dirt near South Fraley street intersection caught fire yesterday afternoon. Operator Kenneth Troutman was cleaning a sediment bowl on the gas line when the machine burst into flames, several gallons of gasoline burning but the tank did not explode due to the missing cap. Firemen put out the blaze with snow.
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Kane Kane
W. H. Christie & Sons
Pennsylvania Railroad
Matis
Kenneth Troutman
Triplet Girls Born in Burlington County Hospital
Triplet girls born last night at Burlington County Hospital to Mrs. Hdna Bibertson of Masonville New Jersey. Dr Howard Curtis of Morsetown New Jersey stated they are the Bibertsons first children of Marche Bergeyal four miles southwest of Stavelot.
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Burlington County Hospital
Hdna Bibertson
Masonville
Howard Curtis
Morsetown
Bibertsons
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