Local Newspaper Masthead Summary
The readable text lists editorial and advertising contacts including Managing Editor and Advertising Representative in New York and Detroit offices, with Associated Press rights noted. It also cites Corry Pa postal details, rates, and display advertising deadline information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iar Colestove
Pawiliaher Ae
Watlongs
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Detroit
Mortgage & Bond
Chamber of Com
Fittsburgh
Weightsman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Adance
Financial Folly and Budget Pressure From Truman Plan
A reader weighs a hypothetical family budget with income 8730 and outgo 4243, predicting a $519 yearly deficit and $26 380 debt, urging budget cuts or bankruptcy as a last resort. The piece links personal finance to President Truman's budget, noting broad support for tax cuts and spending restraint. The editorial cites the Committee for Economic Development proposing a 6.7 billion dollar federal spending reduction to enable tax cuts.
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Steel
Truman
Oth
Committee For Economic Development
Quiz on Prohibition Era Terms and Federal Agencies
Ten questions cover dates of prohibition and wartime taxes, Sterling furniture term, PEA initials for the Federal Aviation Administration, Zenith versus nadir, origin of linseed oil, snorkel use, pedobaptist meaning, GI Bill allowance plurality, and tax status of National Service Life Insurance dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Page
Sterling
Secretary of Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Pool of mud credited with saving man's life
A mud pool cushioned a 6 year old man struck by a tractor trailer near Erie two miles east on Route 5. W Guilford of Harbor Creek was treated for minor injuries after the incident and released from Hamot Hospital. Trooper Robert Backstrom reported two other workers avoided the crash. Guilford was knocked into mud which absorbed the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaie
Gan
GC. W. Guilford
Harbor Creek
Hamot Hospital
Robert W. Backstrom
Lawrence Park Barracks
Guilford
Route 5
Erie
Atruckk
Capitol Hill Duties And Customs Told In Satiric Sketch
A humorous look at how Washington’s Capitol Hill operates as an institution. It notes the strict independence of House and Senate staffs, the split janitorial and dining duties, and the arcane traditions shaping responsive services for lawmakers.
Capitol Barber Prices and Traditions Across Sides
A detailed peek at Capitol mechanics reveals House and Senate practices for space rental, payments, and the mace tradition. It explains doorkeeper shops, barber pricing, rent perks, and who pays whom, noting the Senate lacks a mace while the House enforces authority with the sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Capitol
Senate
Rules and Administration Committee
House Office Building Commission
Clymer French Creek Library Holds Annual Meeting
The 10th annual meeting of the Clymer French Creek Free Library Association was held January 14 in the Library Building. President Mrs Ethel Wassink led the session with treasurer Mrs Merle Newhouse reporting year receipts of 9180. Disbursements totaled 629. A balance of 288 remained. Mrs J J Reagan resigned as trustee. Mrs Lewis Peterson elected to fill the term. Trustees increased to eight with Mrs Fred Damcott elected for two years. Librarian Mrs Sheridan Wallace continues, with assistants Mrs Albert Kearns. Milton Duink was elected resident librarian.
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Clymer-French Creek
Clymer-Franch Creek Free Library Association
Ethel Wassink
Board of ‘Trustees
Ben Gleason
Merle Newhowse
Clymer
French Creek
Emblem Oil Company
Warren
J. J. Reagan
Reagan
Albert Kearns
Milton Duink
Twenty Years Ago Journal Clippings January 16 1930
A report from Corry details Wave Blakeslee’s shotgun accident on the Boyd Brown farm leaving his left foot mangled and he was taken to Corry Hospital. Dandelions bloom as an early spring sign noted by George Patterson. Citizens National Bank held its annual dinner at Hotel Corry with President J J Desmond lauding the year’s best achievements. Local judges planned an observance marking the Teloth anniversary of the Oda Fellowship and the 111th anniversary of Thomas Wiley founder of the Rebetahs. Ruth Clyburne and Helen Rein attended a tuberculosis society meeting in Erie.
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Blakeslee
Boyd Brown
Citizens National Bank
Hotel Corry
J. J. Desmond
Teloth
Oda
Jonathan Lodge
Thomas Wiley
Rebetahs
North Center Street
Ruth Clyburne
Corry Hospital
Helen Rein
Erie
Pennsylvanian Tuberculosis Society
Erie convict held in burglary at tavern
Mike Dominick aged 81 and Fred Schulz aged 36, both with police records, face burglary charges after a vending machine was stolen from the Red Lantern tavern on Airport Road and Route ih dudge Burton B. Laub posted $3,000 bail for each. Schulz released Saturday. Dominick still in county jail. Hearings set before Alderman William Heisler at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Police say both admitted being in the tavern before discovery and that Schulz entered the washroom first before Dominick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudge Burton B. Laub
Schulz
Dominick
William Heis
Schultz
Frants
Frantz
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England
Beto
Rageeeco
N. Center ST
Harry Hall
Coons
Leed
Washinton
Capitol Building
Capitol Hill
Rotunda
Senate Committee On Rules and Administration
Superior Cleaning Co
Washington St
George Patterson
East Street
Inter Lions
Aldren
Corey
Widmann
Teli
Sea
Lindstey
Montgomery Ward
North Center St
Ersteesseatie
Page & Nichols
E. Main St
Nestle
Vermont
Dietetic Foods
Vege
Al’s
Clothes
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