Rambling notes from Corry area gossip and updates
A bustling roundup of local items includes Pennsylva nia Electric workers aiding Mrs Glenn Wood at Hamet hospital Erie. William Miller from the Senior High Faculty pursuing a Pitt master’s degree. a patriot objects to flag decor on First Avenue. Dick Shoop’s family photos reach papers. Dan Caldwell boasts Corry shots en route to Buffalo. Merrick to start at Westinghouse in Pittsburgh. local police radio reach. Bennett Orchestra playing at the Post House on Corry road. a divorce action looms over marital strain. Nick Lukats linked to Barry Sliwitzer in Life of Kinnie Rockne. Vermilyea stopper sale finalized. rivalry roundups and a cat fence incident near Roosevelt highway. a dietitian foresees detours at Corry hospital. a Colorado motorist jokes about speed signs. a major store chain plans closing. Aero Supply directors inspect plant. Paul De Rosay relocates from France. Von Austing to join Erie GOP delegation. Pringle and Shuss plane trip to Mexico. Ringling Bros circus route through Corry. Ringling trek delayed by flood near Youngstown. Star named manager of country processing plants after a $250,000 remodel at Supplee-Wills-Jones plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Glenn Wood
Hamet Hospital
Erie
William Miller
University of Pittsburgh
First Avenue
Dick Shoop
C. £. Shoop
Haat Pyederick Street
Randolph Field
Tex
Dan Caldwell
Rex
Pix
Corry
Buffate
Mertal Hickers
Don Merrick
Mrr
Wilter H. Merrick
East South Street
Pitt
Westinghouse Electric
Smoky City
Bill Moyer
Trein
Howard Taliery
Ola
WORX
Union City Times Enterprise
Danis
Bennett
Corry Road
Spousa
Nick Lukats
Notre Dami
Hollywood Arenes
Barry Stubitiieher
Kinnie Rockne
Aero Supply Manufacturing Company, Inc
Paul DeRosay
D. Warren DeRosay
Maple Avenue
France
Norimendy
Paris
John E. von Austing
Erie County
Philadelphia
Leon Pringle
Fay Shuss
Old Mexico
Youngstown
Ringling Brow
Bradford
John M. Star
Supplee-Wills- Jones Milk Company
Centerville
Birthstones and highway tales from a bygone era
The July birthstone ruby is praised as emblematic of love and health. A note recalls the annexation of the basin region in 1898 and territorial status in 1900. The piece cites highway rail crossings fatalities, then describes Pennsylvania’s new expressway from Pittsburgh to Harrisburg with 189 bridges, 160 underpasses, and long sightlines. It also mentions a civil pride hay-cutting, a Romeo and Nero allusion, a motor crash on Stith street, and a Republican county chair feud between Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Ryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Henderson Suppler
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
South Penn
Pennsylvania
Nero
Rome
Stith Street
Republican Party
F. 5. Austin
Corry
W. T. Ryman
Girard
Tanks Guns and Planks in a Wartime Plea
A French official appeals for rapid aid and predicts victory if support arrives by September. The piece notes German intensity to win the war, British reinforcements, American nonbelligerence yet defense arming, and a grim summer ahead for hundreds of millions, with hope for freedom.
International Law Flounders In War Time Says Stewart
Charles P. Stewart argues international law proves pliable and often irrelevant in war time. He cites U S transfers of war stores to Allies, Jackson’s opinion that it breaches no law, and German objections as signaling law’s selective enforcement. The piece notes anti spy campaigns and cautious public sentiment on enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
League of Nations
Americas
United States
Saules
Robert Jackson
Sam
Jackson
Roosevelt
Mexico Ready to Work With United States on Defense
The Mexican government signals willingness to cooperate with the United States in defense against European dictatorship. Supporters say Mexicali should preserve its heritage by aligning with the U.S. for mutual interests. The piece cites calls to strengthen US defense posture and warns against propagandists in both nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Rio Grande River
Meslen
Mexico City
America
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files Recap
Journal notes recall Rev. Joseph B. Brock at St Elizabeths parish and clergy, Mr Eyough returning as ticket agent after illness, Elston and Mrs Smith visiting for a local Elston Alexander event, Corry Jamestown Mamisciar corporation directors meeting with out of town directors present. Names include Harry Smith N Troy Gillette Charles Simpson C B Bennett. Katherine Starr from Michigan University arrives for summer. Dewar Fritz leaves for Philadelphia on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val
Corry-Jamestown Mamisciarig Corporation
Harry Smith
N. Troy Gillette
Charles Simpson
C. B. Bennett
Erle
Daily Quiz: Seven Questions From Classified Page
A reader’s brain teaser excerpt lists nine questions from the classified page including who first swam the English Channel and the countries in the United Kingdom. It mixes science queries, geography, and history with hints about war news and educational drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
United States
Dians
Rome
Dionne
Emilie
Fyonne
Cecile
Marie
Annette
United Kingdom
Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio Highlights of the schedule
Radio listings illuminate Tonight and Tomorrow with CBS NBC programs and a forum on Fifth Column activities. The feature lineup includes People's Platform discussion hosted by Lyman Bryson, Frank Black Presents Mozart duets, Mary Hastman soprano in Indian Love Call, and NBCs Radio Guild play The Crazy Heart Girls. Also noted are Genevieve Taggard and Elissa Landau in Literary quiz and Don Budge interview on Sports Newsreel of the Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Wayne Ring
NBC
Frank Black
Arne
Gay
Stark
Missouri
Weg
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
Macera
GBS Petwork
Yme
Lyman Bryson
Columa Veyson Jumbin
Pierre Luboshuta
Tea Nemenoif
Lubo
Shiz
Memenoif
Mozart
Jin Eilas
Mary Hastman
Rudolf J Primi
Rose Mike
Bill Perry
Haydn Hood
Gus Moenschen
Bob Trout
Gorah Webber
Radio Guild
Imelah Lewis
Genevieve Taggard
Elissa Lanimous
Sigmund ‘Spaeth
Budd Hulick
Miss Dragonette
Miss Dickenson
Frank Mann
Eigar
Bertrand Hirsch
Don Budge
America
Tll
bin Stern
Hollywood Film Shop Tour of the World by a Police Ser
Hollywood police sergeant Leo Reinhart tours cinema sets across New England New York the Midwest and beyond in a synthetic world tour. He visits openings from A Date With Des Uny to The Ghost Breakers and Mysterious River while hopping between Broadway theatres and international locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jules Vernen
Epeed
Des Uny
New York
Aldrich
Middle West
Arkansas
Canada
North West Mounted Police
Bsr Carroll
Southwest
Mexico
Rangers of Fortune
Ghost Breakers
South America
McGinty
Malaya
Africa
Serer
Hel Hart
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvanian
A fragmentary note appears to promote health through fruits and minerals. Mentions citrus like oranges and tangerines, mineral salts, acids, and natural remedies. References a university lab and a 2 year old child in vague terms, with garbled wording throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Medical Society of the State of
Ural Ford
Hewell
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Kuniksu National, Forest
Washington
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Wliy
Frank Alberti
Titusville
Gidbi
Hydetows
Roosevelt Highway
Pittsourelt Way
Corry Hospital
Hines
Colorado
Cty
Robert Jackso
Whiter Lippman
Alaine Saidh
Ihen
Tommy Atkins
Joseph B. Brock
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Michael's Cloweh
Evie
Josep Eyough
Ortiss Fannie Elston
John
Smith
Middleton
Elston
Alexander
Katherine Starr
University of Michigan
Dewar Fritz
Lock Hawai
Ford
dJesciva Dragonette
James New
Shanes
Leith Stevens
Orcen- Ha
Mercury Charis
Hollywood Film Shop
Alexander Kahn
United Press
Rilphe
University of Comceenat
Snai
California
Zinnias
Tony Jackson
Essex St. Diol
Houghton
Alves
New World
John Moa
of & Bartoor
Tuli Alva Qmminler
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