Advertising rates and newspaper subscriptions listed
The notice lists prices for mail subscriptions at 98.00 per year and 800 per year in advance, and single copies at three and eighteen cents. It cites multiple city building addresses and the Associated Press rights for republication.
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W. 4Th St
New York Square
Chicago
Bond
Detroit
Comn
Pittsburgh
Iman
Philadelphia
Associated Press Associated Press
Wii News
Corry
Carter
One-Party Rule and Shifting Control in Congress
The piece recalls Democratic dominance in the early Congresses, notes brief Republican interludes, and compares current trends to McKinley Roosevelt era. It quotes long stretches of one party rule ending eventually and cautions Republicans to offer a constructive program to regain power.
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Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
GO. P
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Genocide: An Overview From Nazi Era Cruelty to Policy
A historical overview outlines Raphael Lemkin’s term genocide for the Nazi plan to destroy national or racial groups. It notes stages across puppet states Croatia and Slovakia, Nazi direct rule in Poland, and broader aims of extermination, linking ancient Assyrian practices to modern atrocities.
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Raphael Lemkin
Sweden
Occupied
Europe
Tke
Croatia
Stovatia
Poland
How's Your I Q Seven Q12 Puzzles From Page Six
A quirky Q12 set asks questions on business leaders law corrections world geography and literature. It includes Sewell Avery's chairing firm status and the identity of the Melagasians with other misc. trivia prompts.
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Sewell Avery
Norway
Don
Volga Wesper
Ewich
Twenty Years Ago From Joqens Wiles January 17 1925
In Northwestern Pennsylvania backers draft a strong petition to speed state aid for road projects including Corry and Wrightsville. A chicken theft occurred on South Center Street with two roosters stolen. Col Isaac B Brown dies at his West Church home after weeks of illness. A lone bandit robbed the East Main Street gas station of about 100 dollars, escaping on the evening Erie train. Wing-White Comany hosted a dinner for fourteen at the Blue Bird restaurant. Veterans of Foreign Wars officers installation featured the meeting with Col D F A Wheelock presiding.
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Corry
Wrightsville
Pennsylvania
Isaac B. Brown
West Church Street
Col. Brown
C. W. Brown
East Main Street
Erie
Blue Bird
A. W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eastern Star Hall
D. F. A Wheelock
Department of Pennsylvania
Warren, Pa
Fatal accidents lead deaths in 1943 total 27 400
Fatal accidents topped the death toll in 1943 with 27 400 deaths an eight percent rise from 1942. Motor vehicle crashes were second with 23 400 deaths down seventeen percent from the prior year. Burns caused 10 380 deaths up fifteen percent, while drownings reached 7 150 deaths similar to 1942 levels.
Aftermath of war costs looms in 1946 budget plan
Roosevelt’s budget notes a war’s after math totaling 9.848 billion for 1946, led by veterans pensions and benefits at 2.623 billion, interest on the debt at 4.5 billion, and tax refunds at 2.725 billion. The discussion cites historic cost growth, notes veterans will soon reach one tenth of the population and almost a fourth of the labor force, and explains large increases in debt service and wartime tax refunds as the country moves from war to peacetime.
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Wanmuntray
Inch
Diphtheria and the Schick Test Highlighted by Medical Society
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania a Daily Dozen notes the early recognition of diphtheria by Bretonneau in 1826 and a surgeon’s early tracheotomy saving a child. It covers transmission via sneezing toys and spoons, the Schick test, the importance of anti toxin, bed rest, and immunization before age one.
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The
Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
George, Washington
Pierre Bretonneau
Bretonneau
Schick
Get Up Nights Thompson tablet ad boosts relief claim
An old style drugstore promotion urges readers to “Get Up Nights” with Thompson’s Bor Soma Tablets 500 as a fast acting remedy. The ad pitches quick relief and improved well being, urging customers to request the product from their druggist today.
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Thompson
Voice of the People: Corry workers plead for understanding
A Corry reader vents about conditions faced by local tradesmen and war workers. He cites cold, dangerous jobs, scarce materials, and low gasoline, arguing many skilled workers could relocate for higher pay, yet stay loyal to Corry and its taxpaying citizens. He asks residents to show leniency to carpenters and plumbers amid hardships.
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Voice of the People
Sciuiawit
Corry
Teast
Bnt
Gerry
Mason
Ananias
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Turo de Cordova
Basil Rathbone
Ance
John C. Freno
Crawford M. Woods
Honeywell
Guy Rogers
Ming
Te John Casey
J. L. Spiesman Shoe Store
Howard R. Johnson
Edith Drake
N. First Ave
Mary Sventek
Joyce Athrop
Wiles
HEINZ
Fred Young
Glenn Wood
Box Springs
Franz
Mrs
Peter Russel
Vicks Vapo
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Lotion
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For All
Chrysler
Miss Elaine Poster
C. S. Wallace
Royere Wilber Matthias
Shambaugh
Jamestown
Mfg. Corp
Ajax Iron
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