Local residents honored for production and teaching roles
CG. C. Warner of this city is one. Those on the honor at the association have been presented diplomas. Miss Florence Piper Tuttle, a leading specialist and grade supervisor at Mags., 15, conducting a series of institute sessions in the elementary grade teachers the city Week. Miss Tuttle took Mrs. Lydia Ribkers, aged 78, pushed away at the home of Charles Dibble on the Belota road this morning following an illness of about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. C. Warner
Lydia Ribkers
Charles ‘Dibble
Belota Road
Corry Newspaper Masthead and Membership Rates
The fragment lists publication details for the G JOURNAL and Associated Press usage rights, plus mailing and advertising rates. Includes incorrect OCR garble about location, postal handling, and price structure for subscriptions and single copies.
Take it or leave it administration stance hurts Congress
The administration faced charges of presenting a take it or leave it plan for the European Recovery Program before congressional committees. Critics said such tactics erode legislative prerogatives and invite resentment, while supporters argued presidents must push for decisive action. Historical examples cited included FDR and Truman handling of price controls and UN San Francisco charter ratification by the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
U. S
Truman
OPA
Prident Roosevelt
Senate
House
San Francisco
United Nations
Langer
Shipstead
Bozo the dachshund aids bronchoscope teaching in Philadelphia
The daily dozen from the Medical Society highlights Bozo a dachshund who served at Jefferson Medical College for four years aiding medical students in bronchoscope use. The dog, praised for painless work and patient demeanor, helped save thousands of children's lives and earned a plaque from the Dachshund Club of America for medical research contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozo
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Boso
T Tnelp
Dachshund Club of America
Ted
Seven Failing Vain Questions From Classified Page
A reader is directed to the Classified Page for answers to a seven item quiz. Questions cover the Marshall Plan, color warmth of underwear, merchant seamen enrollment rights, Kentucky capitals, Arthur Conan Doyle as Sherlock Holmes creator, Hoover versus Al Smith and Lindbergh’s plane, Babe Ruth’s final AL team, Cannery Row author, and the meaning of CARE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Q
U. S
Kentucky
Sherlock Holmes
Herbert Hoover
Press- Genpain
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Babe” Ruth
Corry News Roundup Covers Transit, Weather and Crime
West Ridge and Greyhound officials seek another agent to report Corry on the Detroit Turn and note limited loading spaces for buses. A Sunday after Christmas incident left 12 stranded at Bowl-Aire station on a capacity-full bus. The week’s cold snap froze many meters, delaying repairs. Local merchants push a merchandising plan to boost January sales, with Oil City plans continuing into 1948. A party for CHS Room 7 boys clashes with bluejeaned girls, and a car wreck near Corry follows a larceny case. Governor Duff’s liquor board nominee Armstrong is confirmed. Meat rationing may return under the point system. last week’s cold was the worst in 44 years. Veterans cautioned about sales pitches for VA-funded courses. Street crews ship cinders from distant points to Corry. Winter bike tracks appear, and a suspicious husband follows tracks. Bogus check scammer targets Corry Hospital. Metnnes Steel shifts to gas to curb smoke, hampering operations. Unemployment checks lack bank imprints, causing retail accounting backlogs. Johnsons linger in local telephone directory, with John Johnsons numbering 1,277 in nearby towns. Chicago Furniture show raises prices and expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Greyhound
Corry
Detroit Tun
Bowl-Aire
Ol City Association
Room 7
CHS
Glarence Dingfelder
Ybul Lsd
Gary
Mayville
Tris
Elmer Jackman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jackman
John Warnshuis
Panama
Lnter
Spartansburg
Govenor Duff
Frank D. Armstrong
State Liquor Control Board
Armstrong
Franklin
Paxtang
Pennsylvania
Veterans Administration
Kittanning
Telltale
Corry Hospital
Metnnes Steel
Johnsons
Jamestown Telephone Company
Jooks
Andersons
Swansons _ Smithé
New York State
John
John A
Chicago
Twenty Years Ago News Notes from Corry Area
A look back reveals thefts from a car and a fire that destroyed a grist mill owned by Clarence Legfers at North Clymer. Post office and nearby buildings were saved by Cory Building and Loan Association reports a six percent dividend in late 1927. Local residents eye midwest visits, tax form season, and anticipated nationwide price cuts ahead of midyear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Legfers
North Clymer
The
Clymer
Cory Building and Loan Association
Uwfual
South Center Street
Corry
Midwest
Gorty
Washington
Cory
Congress
Truman
Blanching Vegetables Preserves Flavor Color Before Freezing
Blanching vegetables before quick freezing helps retain flavor and color and preserves food value during storage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G Journal
New York
Bayare
Bond Sing
Detroit
Pittspurehah
Associated Press
Republica
Carer
Meese Pelo Sony Sung
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Pizor Insurance Agency
Dial
FreDeRick St. Corry, Pa
Gibbs
East Main Street
North Center Street
Almanse
Lesa
York
Turner
Kinley Insurance Agency
South Center St
Corry, Pa
Joan Kenley
Topp
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Aikens Motor Sales
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!