Monday Evening Shopping Push Opens Downtown
Editorial urges Corry shoppers to support Monday evening store openings downtown to boost local retailers. The plan mirrors successful pilot programs in nearby cities and targets working women and others who find daytime shopping difficult. If the move succeeds, it could widen to more shops and become a community-wide boost, benefiting shoppers and merchants alike.
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Chamber of Commerce
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Columbus Avenue
Woon
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Hitler Study of Public Sentiment Sparks Debate
The article discusses experts arguing about how to gauge public sentiment to set policy, citing a leading authority on world conditions. It also notes wartime ration stamps expiring and a city official reporting on a blackout incident where a motorist ignored air wardens, narrowly avoiding danger. A senior employee at Melnes Steel received photos and a week of extra pay for fifty overtime hours.
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Adolf Hitler
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40 Years Ago in Peithyrinane Class Evanuated Frat
The 193 class at Beinekpid of Edinbora State Normal School was introduced by Supt Af Hemstreet. Pupils listed include Carmen Wisthm Claudia Place Duropiy Akan Helen 1 Toni Victor Rales and many others. A rumor of a forthcoming gathering at Me all airs Woo Love jdnd of Rinn street is noted amid the evening’s report.
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Mark Fay
Raymond Ewing
Myrtle
Jessie Goodrick
Jams Bhauer
Tax Withholding Debate Cited By Senator Douglas
George Sokolsky discusses tax payment evasion and support for withholding on dividends. Senator Paul Douglas argues withholding reduces cheating, estimates 1.1 billion yearly loss, and claims most people would be exempt or face refunds. He contends this reform would ease objections and protect honest taxpayers.
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Githy Manseed
Jane
Rashimas
Billings Faces federal office boom and waste risk
A fragmented argument discusses Uncle Sam planning a giant federal office building in Billings Montana with an estimated cost of 612 million dollars. The piece argues this would lead to vacant offices, higher city costs, and favors renting existing space over new construction, while noting possible tax and supply implications for local businesses. It mentions Forest Service and General Services Administration roles and questions the economic rationale.
Postal Head Day Rebuttal Sparks Broadcast Debate
New York reports a contested rebuttal tied to Postal Head Day amid disputes over proposed rate changes. The piece cites CBS editorial concerns about CBE owned television coverage and remarks on broadcaster Stentos Aired Wed.
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Corry News Highlights Local Developments and Graduates
A collage of items from Corry and surrounding areas includes tax talk on merger votes and resulting millage effects, sidewalk plowing as a volunteer city service, a school enrollment drive for retarded children funds, Class Day prep at the high school, locker vandalism on a Thursday, and business reactions to winter sidewalks. Also noted are Helga Berthold earning a library science degree, Evangel College graduate Danat Engle, area students' degree news from Indiana State College, and historical notes on the local electric company with Crippen and Duplex Electric figures, plus honors for John Mowrey and plans for Mesa residency for Lucile and Lillian Murray.
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Ipc
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Helga Berthold
Spartansburg
Edinboro State College
Mu Kappa Gamma
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Camp
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Gerry Area High School Athletic, Association
Grice Jewelers
rom.Earle-Crippen
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Duplex Electric Co., Ltd
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Morgan
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Recovering After Arm Sewn Back On Boy Seeks Pitcher Comeback
Everett Knowles Jr a 12 year old of Somerville had his severed right arm sewn to his body after a train incident May 3 at Massachusetts General Hospital doctors report he has no fever walks in his room eats well and shows good pulse and circulation with no further surgery planned He remains optimistic and hopes to pitch again
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APY
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