Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Credits Notice
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details including publisher Arthur Golegrove and Natilonng Advertising Representative Fred Kimball. Classifieds and subscriptions are noted with prices for mail and carrier delivery, plus Associated Press rights and postal information.
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Corry Evening Journal
Sumiay
West South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Golegrove
Natlonng
Fred Kimball, Inc
GTW
44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
The Budget History and Flaws in U S Fiscal Policy
The article traces the budget system from early ad hoc appropriations to the 1921 adoption of a formal budget. It notes Congress’s split process where the House and Senate handle appropriations, and taxes follow, criticizing the mismatch of considering spending and revenue separately. It highlights President Wilson’s veto and Harding’s later enactment, and argues for budgeting and taxation to be considered jointly.
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Congress of the
United States
Congress
War Department
Tat
Wilson
Comptroller General
Executive Department
Mitch
Harding
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Gastroscopy history from Gulpo to modern instruments
The article traces gastroscopy from Gulpo's sword swallowing in a distant town to Kussmaul's idea of direct esophageal access, Miteulicz Radeck's early viewing tools, and the 1932 advent of a flexible Texi ble instrument. It explains gastroscopy as a supplementary, not replacement, for X-ray studies and notes its safety in modern practice.
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Kussmaul
Miteulicz= Radeck
Gulpo
Police boss launches raid drive to dry up Corry
Chief G W Dunkle opened a campaign in the new city administration to sweep eight alleged suspected joints. He warned that further operations would be followed by sweeping raids and vigorous prosecutions as efforts to dry up Corry begin. The item is dated January 15, 1926, recalling twenty years ago.
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G. W. Dunkle
New City
Corry
Car Struck While Crossing Tracks Near Warren
Charles A Myers involved in a derailment incident after a car driven from Route 5 crossed active tracks near Warren. The vehicle was struck by Erie train No. 8, police and tow crew responded as Brown of Detroit and companion escaped injury.
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Charles A. Myers
Gordon
Brown
Detroit
Werrow
Santa
Myers
Jek
Jon
Hually
Aden Amth
Ana Ragnen
Hall
Warren Yard
Brow
Browin
Iit
Ent
Can You Answer These World War II Quiz Questions
A quiz page asks seven questions from a classified section. Topics include military demobilization dates, animal myth, presidential nicknames, life insurance for widows, Maine capital, E Pluribus Unum meaning, spider flight, enlistment ages, an archbishop involved in abdication, and George O’Brien’s service branch in WWII.
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War Deparmment
National Service Life
Maine
Lewiston
Augusta
Portland
Bangor
Canterbury
Edward Vitt
George O'Brien
Aleutians
South Pacific
Final Rites Monday for Stella Stutzman
Funeral services for Miss Stella Stutzman were held at the Britton Run Mennonite Church with a prayer service at the home. The Rev Jacob Weirlok officiated as bearers and relatives attended, followed by interment in the Rose Hill Cemetery family lot at Spartansburg.
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Strate M
Stutzman
Britton Run Mennonite
Oletock
Jacob Wierlok
Beaverdam
Sterling Belizer
Ray Stutaman
Joseph Troyer
Ray Tearer
Vernon Troyer
Grayton Troyer
Rose Him Cemetery
Spartancbure
Nationwide electrical plants paralyzed by union wage strike
The unions demanded higher wages across all electrical plants from Michigan to Kentucky. General Electric offered 10 cents per hour for under two dollars and a 10 percent raise for higher earners, while General Motors proposed 13 cents per hour for auto workers. Westinghouse called for a 45 hour week with no salary change as war demands rise. UAW and other unions weigh strikes as wage talks with GE and Westinghouse stall.
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Michigan
Missouri
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Marryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
General Electric
General Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers
Wealinghouse
Wrrony Nas
Wronkers
Fitzgerald
Westinghouse
U.S. Steel
Generial Motors
Uutomobile
Samuel H. Rhoades Dies After Ill Health at Curry Hospital
Samuel H Rhodes, longtime Garry resident, died last evening at Curry Hospital after illness. He lived at The Boston Home while employed there since April 1867. Survived by wife, children, grandchildren, and nephews in Vigiela and Puneral. Funeral arrangements at Byucker Kanting Emergency Hotel Wednesday afternoon at 240. Burial at Grave Cemetery.
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Samu Httuionitos
Garry
Curry Hospital
Rhoailes
Boston
Vigiela
Puneril Stevives
Hélel
Ayal Tee
Harry M. Willis Dies at Union City on Monday
Harry M. Willis died Monday at Union City. Survived by several daughters, including Mrs. Pierre Simsel and Mrs. Gryce Neila, with services at Glen Funeral Home in Union City. The funeral will be held Wednesday at the Wautle Center Church with Reverend Hunter officiating.
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Harry M. Willis
Union City
Wis
Voelrelt Punser
Imernhie
Kuayille City
Ness
Teelil
Ties
Vibe
Tine Daughters
Mis
Piorchee Simsel
Shaneneer
Piltsbore
Gryce Neila
Wesleywille
Ak Te Glen Funeral
Upton City
Pali. Hunter
Meadville Woman Missing From Home
A Meadville woman, 28, mother of five, has disappeared from her home on January 2. Police pleas seek information on Frances Wiltrout’s whereabouts. Husband George Willout reported the loss and police say all immediate relatives have been checked.
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Mibady Liki
Frances Wiltrout
Viole Willrout
Meneville
Pennylyanis State Police
Mendvile
Uh Wwunnayi
Ave Eildren
Rowe
Edinboro Ends Semester as Veterans Return in January
Edinboro College closes the current term and plans for a January 23 reopens. Many veterans, former students now in uniform, prepare to reenter college. Registration begins January 23 in Reeder Hall housing nine dormitories and hospital facilities.
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Duinboro
Jae
Endhore College
Dumuury
Mure
Reeder
Erie men charged in Titusville worthless check case
Weller Byars and William Pruett, both from Titusville, are charged in Erie with passing worthless checks. They were captured after a weekend escape attempt and are held in Venango County Prison. Authorities continue to pursue warrants and the case is handled by the county attorney’s office.
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Anlmnonies
Weller Byars
Titusville
Anc
Walliam Pruett
Erie
Veuainns County
Penne Jin
Bally
Trustica
DE Lily
Pruvle
Dt Aurely
Bothy
Venangocolin
William
Helsier
Distrie
Fuullities
Cympus
Weekend Visits and Local Meetings Around Lottsville Area
Local residents from Lottsville and nearby towns planned and hosted visitors and events during a busy weekend. Families hosted guests, traveled to spend time with relatives, and attended dances and community gatherings. Activities included temporary house visits, weekend trips, and a Grange dance sponsored for a GOP fall event on January 14th.
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Floyd Dyke
A. B. Nore
Columbus
Helen Jolson
Margaret Clark
Johnson
Lytton
Greenville
John Knapp
James Fite
Floyd Dykes de Preehold
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Peak Produsts Company
East Math Sheet
Columbus Avenue
Hare Creek
Milom L. Brown
Kal Jinx
Lorain Lions
Ohio City
Keystones
St. Ann's Five
Buffalo
Cory
State Armory
George Clark
North Center Street
Ajax
I. Q
Stuart’s Pyramid
Corry Instrument Co
North Cantar St
Stella Stutzman
Samuel H. Rhoades
Meadville
ATIRE
Rist
Ruli
Musterale
Naseed
East Main Street
Bartlett Pears Boz
Blue Goose Naval Oranges
Fles
Edinboro
Erieto
Phillies
Lottsville
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Mies
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Tor Ler
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Wiss Roberts
Hy Warren
Mie Henry
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Ehie
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Swarley
Allen Baleoy
Syed Pias
Crampe
Youngsville
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Men’s Union
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