Corry Post Office Rates Notice From Historic Ad Data
Rates for mail and carrier delivery appear in this Corry Pennsylvania notice. It lists second class mail rates 97.00 per year and 400 per year by mail, with in advance options in restricted territory. Carrier price set at four cents per copy and twenty four cents per week, plus display and advertising deadlines referenced.
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Corry
Mini
No Change Until 1951 on Two Term Amendment
The article notes the two term presidential amendment faces long odds to be added this year or next. It cites ratifications by North and South Dakota and outlines a path requiring several more states, with discussion of party dynamics and historical votes. It explains deadlines and the record for lengthy ratification periods.
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North
South Dakota
Tate
Ment
Roosevelt
Congress
Luis
Senate
Aly
Mississippi
Virginia
Demorreis
Texas
Oklahoma
Aelionm
Leedsive Senate
Deuvcratio
Demhcrats
Cosit
Mimnesnia
Wyoming
Massaci
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Igal
Amendmerit
Record of Corry Building Fund Loan Assoc Meets
A report to stockholders shows total first mortgages on property in the city totaling 85 000 dollars, with a gain of 10 1000 over the year. Snowstorms hit Corry with heavy accumulations as Florence Tutte of Lynn Mars spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon on demonstrations and conferences in local schools.
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Corry Building Fund Loan Association
Florence Tutte
Lynn
Mars
Rotary Club
Rambles and notices span a busy Erie scene
Local letters warn of unregistered mining stock schemes promising fortunes for a $20 investment. Health notes report a flu surge and a new ward addition under construction valued around 34,000. Rail and industry updates include dieselization trends and Pennsy work shifts. Community items mention Salvation Army aid, Gratifude Train arrival, Mead Park homage, and local business moves with notable residents and professionals.
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Kelum
Tormal Ely
Satsee
Veterans Organization
Iso
Thhe
Steant
Uday
Oper- Hor
Ax Om
Adams
Renove
Pennsylvania Redhand
Wso
Pac
Suis
Walter Scott
Jol Blairdow
Robert Nelson
Post-Journal
Jamestown
Miles Run
Frank Grice
Jean Sardeson
State Street
Erie
Salvation Army
Parsons
Frna
Erie Railroad
Weehawken
France
Tar Nation
Colmneil
West
Wayne Street
Mead
Glenn Mead
Mead Park
Third Ward
Ice pond cutting underway on Whiteley pond event
Toe 11 Aid 12 inches thick is nowy being cut on the Whiteley ice pond. West Columbus avenue, the bar getting under way yesterday. The vucting at The pond will con tinue for ten days orew weeks, ale penuing largely sport weather con atoms.
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Whiteley
Columbus Avenue
Fragmented OCR of a quiz and political clippings
An OCR heavy jumble presents a quiz style prompt with scoring and memory notes, plus garbled references to historical figures, rubber chemistry, tea, hemispheric changes, and a list of states. It mentions Henry A. Wallace, constitutional topics, and proposed amendments, all in a damaged, partial newspaper fragment.
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Henry A. Wallace
End Jarapy
Stainless steel window trend gains in bank project at coast
The Corry-James town plant installs the first night non full stainless steel sash for the National Bank building, plans to market the stainless unit and window alone soon, while coastal cities favor the new stainless type. An elk antler display at the Water Tile agency showroom belongs to EB Hawkins. a local hunter bagged the animal in Wyoming last fall. Polio impact shows 80 000 under 21 crippled in the US, up about 6000 in two years and 30 000 in nine. Robert Wharton, son of Mr and Mrs James Wharton, earns favorable appointment prospects for West Point via Congressman Garrell D. Kearns.
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Corry-Jamestwn
National Bank
Ineal
Water Tole
Eb, Hawkins
Wyoming
United States
Robert Wharton
James Wharton
Garrell D. Kearns
West Point
Babson Sees Peace Through Electronics
Babson argues that future solar energy and new tech will transform industry and jobs. He warns diversified investment is needed as agriculture declines and rails and related sectors face shifts. The piece discusses economic disruption and the potential rise of new consumer and industrial products.
Not Coming All At Once A Food Evolution Thought
Fragmented prose ponders healthier liquids and fruit vegetables urging more plants while hinting at world war fears. It references Argonne Brookhaven Oak Ridge scientists and their inventive work as motivation for peace and a stronger United Nations.
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Russia
United Nations
Arguine, Ill
Brookhaven
L. 1
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Pitt
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Western Auto Associate Store
Union City
Journal
Babson
Kinley Insurance Agency
South Center St
DuBarry
Richard Hudnut
Tan AS
Tom
Florida Temple
Stokley’s
Cherry Valley Butter
Morrell’s
Guignon's
Guignon’s
Betty Brewer
Menon
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ars aMule
Cnet
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