Newspaper masthead and billing details from Corry Pa edition
The segment shows newspaper branding and advertising rate info for Corry Pennsylvania with references to various affiliated offices in New York Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia. It notes post office registration and mail rates including six dollars per year and carrier copies.
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Cery
Even Journal
West South Street
Corry
Colegrove Fehr Colewrave
Hutlonel Advertising
4Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Morigere & Bond
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Feighion
Philadelphia
Theresa
Adance
A sober Fourth on freedom and sacrifice in war times
The Fourth of July is seen in wartime terms as a duty to defend freedom against dictators. It honors law and decency while acknowledging the cost paid by soldiers, as nations struggle for self government and lasting liberty amid global conflict.
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Mginy Shabion
Presidential term limits plank looms at Chicago convention
The article notes the Republican Convention in Chicago applauding a platform plank proposing a constitutional amendment to limit Presidents to two four year terms. It cites George Washington as precedent and frames the issue as a guiding example, arguing the idea remains timely and influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
George Washington
Death of Dr Charles Allen Betts in Corry Hospital
Twenty years ago Dayton physician and surgeon Dr Charles Allen Betts died after being removed from an A train to Corry Hospital for urgent care. The item notes his death and transport details amid a broader local notice page.
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Charles Allen Betts
Dayton, O
Corry Hospital
Please Leave by the Door Not the Window Warning
A medical society column notes window related hazards. Falls from windows killed about 500 people last year in the country with eighty percent on home premises. Outside window washing and screen removal contribute to fatal falls as do opening and closing windows. Children climbing sills and screens failing increase danger. Fainting dizziness and intoxication are factors in these accidents.
Fire of Unknown Origin Destroys Truck Terminal Trailers
A blaze at a North Side trucking firm garage destroyed 29 trailers and trucks. Three firefighters suffered non serious burns and injuries. Pred Bates of Motor Express Inc. noted ruined merchandise and eleven 50 gallon cans of cleaning aid exploded. Fire Chief Davis valued damage at about 10000 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Pred Bates
Motor Express, Inc
United States Truck Lines
William H. Davis
Erie County to share in postwar highway program
County earmarked for a large portion of Pennsylvania's 150 million postwar highway plan. Secretary James K. Shields said Erie County will spend three to four million dollars to connect to main routes, shorten truck times, and ease congestion after a preliminary survey by Henry Kloss of the state highway department.
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Pennsylvania
James K. Shields
Chamber of Commerce
Erie County
Shields
Henry Kloss
State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Kloss
Two Break-ins Reported In Local Businesses
Police report two early Saturday break-ins. Plaginos Restaurant on Seneca Street was ransacked with $50 in cash and goods valued at $80 stolen. other loot totaled $100 at a different store. Saunders Radio Shop on Central Avenue was entered but nothing stolen. A plate glass window measuring 30 by 6 feet was smashed. an unsuccessful attempt was made to open the cash register.
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OIL Chy
Seneca Ghell
Chester Saunders
Central Avenue
Question quiz prompts and factual queries listed
The text presents a jumble of trivia prompts asking about Doss Arnly Yank publishing, Poppaea's spouse, Thoreau's roles, Erie Canal location, a presidential retirement year, a grammar correction, and a miswritten sentence about a female beat and a rabbit, plus a prompt to name the narrative poem.
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Doss Arnly Bioivilian
wWeekly
Poppaea
Herod
Nero
Claudius
Henry David Thoreau
Erie Canal
Tid John
John
George
Fox
Namie
Sugar Grove Barn Fire Briefly Destroys Farm Machinery
Sugar Grove. The cart owned by John Bruce was nearly destroyed by fire. The Sugar Grove fire company extinguished the blaze before the basement suffered major damage. The barn, built about four years ago, lost farm machinery but no livestock. Newsday had been stored in the barn. spontaneous combustion is suspected due to the metal roof.
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Sugar Grove
John Bruce
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