Hoy's Your I Q A Quiz From The Classified Page
A jumble of trivia questions tests memory and recall. The page asks about a fabric pattern named pla dot, WWI ace pilots, Addis Ababa's country, the derringer pistol, origins of Mah Jong, sponsors of the Soap Box Derby, Queen Wilhelmina's age, the French term engarde, correct spelling of permissible, and fears of mysophobia.
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Hoy
America
Quentin Roosevelt
Eddie Rickenbacker
Jimmy Doolittle
Addis Ababa
Ofaran
Iraq
Ethiopia
Dullana
Netherlands
Community band plans take shape in town this week
Twenty years ago notes report a community band project in the city with plans for a meeting Tuesday to set definite steps. A state fund of 881000 is available for unpaved East Columbus Avenue improvements as T C Frame outlines highway plans at a city conference. The Kiwanis Club discusses a temporary community swimming pool. Corry High School Alumni hold their fifty fif te annual reunion at Junior High. Dr J R Pope, longtime Corry physician, dies in Enfield N G after thirty years here. The Limited reports strong westbound passenger business on its new service.
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Columbus Avenue
T. C. Frame
Franklin
State Highway Department
Gomel
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Corry
Enfield, N.G
J. R. Pope
One killed two hurt in Route 20 crash near Silver Creek
Jamestown June 6 one person died and two are in critical condition after a head-on two car crash at the Route 20 and Oain road intersection near Silver Creek. Robert Owen 38 Crawfordville Ind. died instantly from skull fracture. His wife Sarah 32 suffered skull fracture and possible internal injuries. The Owens children Richard 14 and Sally 10 were hospitalized with facial and head injuries and burns.
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Jamestown
Percot
Athol Springs
Erie County
Paul Rutecki
Owen
Sarah Owen
Rhinehart Hospital
Richard Owen
Sally Owen
Truman Eyes Arms for Europe Aid With Possible Executive Move
The article discusses Truman considering separate arms-for-Europe appropriations and the possibility of using executive agreements if Congress balks. It cites Roosevelt’s 1940 destroyer-for-base swap as a precedent, noting legal opinions and the need for a bona fide trade evaluated by military chiefs.
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Congress
Truman
Senate
Roosevelt
United Kingdom
U.S. Naval Air
Hemisphere
Atterney General
Stark
Oval Operations
United States
Army
Navy
Corry newspaper classified and timing details
The notice lists contact lines for various bureaus and cities including New York Detroit and Philadelphia. It notes Associated Press republication rights and that the Corry Pa post office class matter entries apply. It provides mailing rates seven dollars yearly and four hundred dollars yearly in advance, with a twenty four cent weekly carrier price and a nine a.m. display deadline.
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Hin Jobhin AL Guile
Imbaul
Tuc
New York
Brig
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Lucian A. Lopus Dies at Bear Lake Home
Lucian A. Lopus, 74, died early this morning at Bear Lake, at his niece Mig Ethna Crewe's home. He had been in declining health and formerly ran a grocery in Bear Lake for 22 years. He leaves nieces Pauline Lopes and another relative, and nephew J Weizel Lopes of Warren. The body will rest at the Crowe home Tuesday noon for viewing. Funeral service is Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev Byron V. Berry officiating, burial in Bear Lake Cemetery.
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Lucian A. Lopus
Bear Lake
Burian A. Lopus
Mig
Ethna Crewe
Mr. Lopus
Bea Lake
Pauline Lopes
Tires Af Geloron
J .Weizel Lopes
Warren
Crowe Home
Byron V. Berry
J, Ps
Bear Lake Cemetery
Carry Youth Receives Degree at Penn State
Clinton Moward Ssroors, son of vir, and Mrs. Stephen Brooks, was among 1,683 Penn State graduates in a double commencement. He earned a bachelor of arts in arts and letters. The class included 1,050 veterans, nine married couples, 14 sibling pairs, and the event marked the largest in the college’s history with two ceremonies, morning and afternoon.
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Clinton Moward Ssroors
Stephen Brooks
Pennsylvania State College
Arms for Europe program hangs over NATO treaty vote
Washington debate centers on quick Senate ratification of the North Atlantic Defense Treaty and approval of a companion $1.18 billion arms for Europe program. Officials worry about budget timing as lawmakers weigh shifting defense funds, with fears Congress could add further increases if both measures reach the floor together. The issue ties to extending U S defense interests into Europe and the potential reallocation of the regular defense appropriation.
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Senate
Washigton
Roheson
Teader Lucas
Linois
United States
Europe
Congress
Puppet Master Admits Jewel Theft at Erie
Stanley Lewis a 27 year old Brooklyn puppet master pled guilty before Alderman George Brabender to burglary in Erie on June 6. He was committed to county prison without bail. Lewis was arrested in connection with the theft of several hundred dollars in jewelry from the Richford Hotel and related costumes were later found in the club where dancer Miss Brigasti works. Police detectives traced the jewelry to a satchel found on Lewis.
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Erie
Stanley Lewis
Brooklyn
George Brabender
Brabender
Lewis
Richford
Mies Furenja
Carlos Brigassi
Buffalo
Springfield home gutted by blast and fire
An explosion from a stove ignited a room and damaged a Springboro home Saturday. Firemen estimate 3500 dollars in damages. Frank Ray, a bachelor who lived alone, was mowing his lawn at the time and uninjured as the blaze spread before volunteers could lay water lines. The loss was partially covered by insurance.
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Fank Ray
Springboro
Ray
Driver and passenger suffer serious injuries in two car crash
A crash left the female driver with forehead lacerations and brush burns while the other car's driver, Kenneth McClouskey, 36, of Fulton, remained in critical condition with skull fracture. Both victims are unconscious at the hospital.
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Ken
Neth McClouskey
Fulton
Skull Trac
Ture
Erie Railroad trims New York arrival by 25 minutes
The Erie Railroad will reduce the New York arrival time on Train 8 by 25 minutes next Sunday. The eastbound train departs 11:39 a.m. on weekdays and 12:07 p.m. DST on Sundays. Parlor car service is eliminated on Trains 7 and 8 that day, while new cars with 10 roomettes and six double bedrooms will be added to Trains 1 and 2, already on Trains 5 and 6.
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Erie Railroad
New York
Sunays
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Francis Hooper
Ellen Clare
Suniist
IDA
Springfield
Model Dairy Co
West Smith Street
Corry, Pa
Desmond Electric
Chureh Si
First Methodist
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Mr. Lacy
Cleveland Colored Quintette
Mi Canine
Pues Lae
Eels Ero
Enya
Aries
Trig
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Wards
Wards Sports Shop
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Price
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