Corry Evening Journal Print and Publishing Details
Corry Pennsylvania publication notes include address lines for COLEGROVE Ciearove Publisher and Representative Fred Kimball, with Associated Press credit policy, post office registration, and subscription rates. Advertising rates available upon request.
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Wevening Journal
Geath Street
Corry
Colegrove Ciearove
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York
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Chicago
Detroit
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Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
Disfranchisement and the War Time Vote Access
The piece argues thousands of voters will be disenfranchised this fall due to wartime moves and dislocated citizens. It notes fighting men may be too busy or scattered to vote and cites state laws impeding new residents from voting. Free elections protect human rights as public opinion is stifled when votes are blocked.
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Dewey
United States
Hitler and his gang a fanatic and thief on trial
The speaker contrasts Hitler’s fanaticism with the broader crimes of the Nazi regime. He argues the fanatical zeal fueled their war and crimes, while noting a second, monumental campaign of theft and murder carried out by a supposedly sane and civilized nation. The remarks reflect doubts about the path and outcomes of the conflict.
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Hitler
Farm Hero Frank Piper Inspires Disabled Soldiers
Frank Piper of Axi land Ohio is praised as a modest yet bold farmer who lost his legs in a train accident as a boy. He runs a 156 acre farm, works with hands, handles horses, and plants corn oats beans while mentoring injured veterans returning home.
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America
Frank Piper
Axiland
Ohio
Frank
Anil
Spiritual Awakening Seen as Postwar Need, Babson Says
Babson argues the United States requires a spiritual awakening to complement material power after World War II. He links integrity initiative and inspiration to national planning and personal success, urging churches and educators to harness spiritual power with practical demonstration and laboratory data. He cites Open Church Movement and groups like Christian Science and Unity as steps toward measurable spiritual progress.
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Franklin
Faraday
Morse
Edison
Marconi
Open Church
Christian Science Church
New Thought Association
Unity Groups
San Antonio
Frank N. D. Buchman
Local Vic Timely Death From Rail Trestle Collapse
Twenty years ago a Brownsville rail trestle collapse killed B J Neville of Corry. News notes recounts tornado relief pleas for Lorain Ohio, a chicken coop break in West Church street, a Corry Independents win over North East 19 to 4, and Hazel Marie Wilson and Richard Reynolds marriage in California. Also reported are Emmelite Hammond’s hip fracture at Jerry Hospital after a bathroom fall.
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B. J. Neville
Monongawela River
Brownsville
Corry
Alexander
Strieten
Lorain
Ensign Brummer
Ohio City
Corry Independents
North East
Washington Street
Hazel Marie Wilson
Elmer Wilson
Richard Reynolds
Redding
California
Emmelite Hammond
W. Frederick Street
Jerry Hospital
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A health bulletin warns cancer as a major but manageable killer noting it rises with age and is not inherited or infectious. It urges public education, early detection, and investigation of persistent pains or gridded-age indigestion as danger signals.
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Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Quiz questions from a classified page
A reader is presented with seven trivia prompts including geography and history items. Questions cover Dover to Calais distance, The Flowery Kingdom nickname, Campus Martins in an ancient city, Gen Douglas MacArthur's naming, the capital of Peru, the Irrawaddy river through Burma, and a South American possession of Germany.
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Dover
Calais
Martins
Gen
Douglas
Macarthur
Peru
Burma
Berngal
Berlin
South America
Louvre
What Causes Epilepsy Opinion Booklet Free Offer
A fragment advertises a booklet titled What Causes Epilepsy listing opinions of doctors. It offers the work free while supplies last and directs readers to Education Department at Fifth Avenue, New York, for copies.
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Fifth Ave
New York
Dept
Burned to death at Hartford circus fire feal record
Five officials faced manslaughter charges after the Hartford circus fire that killed 152. J A Haley and George W Smith held on 15000 bail, Leonard Aylesworth Edward Versteig and David Blanchfeld on 10000 bail each. Fire trapped spectators as trained animals had begun, rescuers fought to control panic while exits formed and chaos spread through the big top.
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Will Cut Erie Assessments in 1945 Plan
Erie will reduce land values by nearly 20 million dollars in the 1945 triennial assessment. Finance Director Joseph C. Martin announced the planned cuts, with the assessments bureau drafting guidelines as it follows court decisions and national trends shaping the program.
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Erie
Joseph C. Martin
Martin
Bureau of Assessments
Youngsville Postmaster Named Acting Leader
Youngsville July 7 Waecn H Jones yesterday received notice that he has been named acting postmaster of Youngsville and will be installed by a postal inspector soon He succeeds the late Frank Crippen who served the position long and faithfully Mr Jones is a bookkeeper with the Youngsville Face Brick Company and will adjust his work to assume the postmaster role on arrival of the inspector
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Youngsville
Waecn
H. Jones
Jones
Frank Crippen
Youngsville Face Brick Company
Three Family Dwellings Burned at Youngsville
A Wednesday afternoon fire on Railroad Street in Youngsville destroyed three- family structures between Nye Eagle Hotel and several dry goods establishments. Firefighters battled the blaze to prevent spread. damage estimated at $1,000. Origin undetermined as flames reached the second story. occupants reportedly fled.
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Nee
Bevis Siuntiy
Franklin Soldier Killed in Action in World War II
A Franklin soldier, Private Rust, 29, son of Mr and Mrs Har Jey G. Rust of Franklin, was reported killed in action. The War Department telegram to his parents confirmed his death and noted he had previously been listed as missing in action. General James A. Ulio signed the telegram announcing the loss.
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Franklin
Uty
Sal Sinley
Issemie Rust
Har
Jey G. Rust
Georgiawn
R. D
Rust
Lihe International Red Grass Tahe War Department
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Pranklin
James A. Ulio
Soviet push toward Wilno accelerates as Rokossovsky advances
Soviet forces press toward Wilno with Rokossovsky’s units within 11 miles southeast and 16 miles northwest of the city as Baranowicze falls. German lines near Lokhoviet and south of Soy collapse, while Red Army breaches World War I fortifications at Kowel. Red Star report notes German relief of defense and Allied troops growing disorganized en route to Wilno. War departments note 1150 theaters in 615 army posts.
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Minsk
Brest Litovsk
Marshal Konstastiin Rokosqovsky
Ag Violet Rokossovsky
Lokhovieht
Soy
Crodno
East Prussia
Hlulvstok
Wardaw
Ald Brat Litovak
Waray
Kowel
Red Army
Gerone
Russia
Germany
Red Star
Prokofiev
Mink
Wilno
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