Local Paper Publishes Ads and Court Notes From Jamestown
The article lists advertising rates and publishing details for a Corry Pennsylvania newspaper. It covers upcoming federal court trials in Jamestown and Buffalo, including ex-bus driver Angelo Palmiere facing trial for allegedly passing thin dimes as pennies, with Judge John Knight setting dates and concerns about witness costs. It also mentions a broader note on US agriculture and farming power-driven equipment.
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Tamsc
Simmer
Jamestown
Frank J. Pitterman
Fittorman
Buffalo
Knight
U. S
Pittelman
James
Palmiere
Thange
Twenty Years Ago News From Journal Files July 13 1933
With a week left, the Pennsylvania National Guard Company A prepares for Mount Giretha summer encampment. The Phoenix Restaurant shuts after Mrs E R Smith runs it, City Market reopens under Orris Cutter, and Edward Danish market operator sees a Monday closure. Strawberries and berries forecast record crops as weather cooperates. Mayor Frank T England announces re election bid ahead of fall primaries.
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Company A
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mount Giretha
Orris‘ Custer, Hopalities
Edward Danish
Westfield voters approve 1.8 million bond for new Central School
Westfield Central School District residents back an 1,800,000 bond for a 1,960,000 new Central School building. Voters favored 1,292 to 228. Final plans follow the annual meeting. The 0-year bond carries 3 percent interest. State aid near 500,000. Tax rate rises from 12 to about 63.74 per thousand. Building on East Main Street designed by Duane Lyman will seat 1,400 with expanded facilities and future additions.
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Westfield Central
Capital Reserve Fund
Anerensea
Sie
East Main Street
Duane Lyman and Associates
Buffalo
We Must Produce More Food to Feed Growing Population
Government forecasts warn of rapid population growth through the 1950s and 1960s and stress expanding fertile cropland. With a 1950 census showing 896,949,000 acres, experts urge intensified scientific farming and better land use to maintain living standards, noting ongoing conservation farming gains and efforts to reclaim and improve land.
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United States
How Smart Are You Guessing Quiz Leads To City Race
A reading of a miscellaneous page notes a monthly memory check with answers on Classified Page and asks ten quiz questions. It mentions Glen Miller's candidacy for a municipal post and a cork oak reaching production after 20 years with 40 percent bark quality.
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United States
Equator
U.S
Mississippi River
Municipal Post
Glen Miller
Vis
Firebug Held On Open Charge In California Forest Fire
WILLOWS Calif Felice Pawn a 26 year old man is held on an open charge after confessing to starting a forest fire that killed 15 people while he sought a job fighting the flames Glenn County Sheriff Lyle Sale questioned Pawn as authorities tracked the blaze to Mendocino National Forest The fire burned 1200 acres of brush and timber trapping missionary trainees and a forest ranger The suspect reportedly said he started the fire by tossing lighted matches into tinder dry brush.
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Associated Press
Willows
Calif
Felice
Glenn County
Lyle G. Sale
Stanford P. Pawn
Mendocino Nations Forest
Patton
New Tribes Mission
Larrinter
California
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Arthur Colegrove
George Sample
National Advertising
Bottinell-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Park Avenue
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Corry
Phoenix
E. R. Smith
Frank T. England Today
Westfield
NEW School
Cady & Collier
Roberts Refrigeration
Columbus
Nolte
Philco
Dnrrel
VST
Udelg
Retech Rue
Ccs
Citizens National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Insurance
Pennsylvania
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Smit
Leed
Franciscan Mare Co. Us
Te Californie Desert
Shesaltig Ae Biel
N. Center
Simonized
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Firestone 'S
Pease
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Corry Savings & Loan
Corry Savings Clean Guys Center Street
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