Goodbye Farley resigns as Democratic chair in 1944 context
CORRY EVENING JOURNAL notes Jim Farley's resignation as chairman of the New York state Democratic committee and departure from national politics. Observers view it as a response to times and Roosevelt policy, with commentary on his career and possible impacts on party unity and home front issues. The piece mentions Charles Michelson and debates within the Democratic Party about the New Deal and its advisers.
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How Your I 92 Quiz Questions From a Retro Page
A fragmented quiz page asks about World War Information overseas headquarters the Robe author a grammatical correction Rough Riders organizer Klondike Alaska Burma religion and the Appian Way plus Hawaiian Island demographics and skewer use by professionals.
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Klondike
Alaska
Burma
Hawaiian Islands
Corry Swelters as Hottest Wave Hits 1924 Summer
Corry endures extreme heat with yesterday’s 86 degrees the peak this season and an expected 90 today. Construction on the north side fire station continues toward a scheduled completion by August 1. Local boxing notes include Peewee Smith defeating Emil Lundberg as Tommy Moore suffers a rare loss. Leonard Daye dies in Albuquerque after a long illness. his family had traveled seeking relief. Gypsies pass through Corry with police expelling two women from the city. Pasadena couple William S. Judge and Marion M Judge announce the marriage to Carl H. Kroll at St Andrew’s Church.
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Cooperative Observer
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William S. Judge
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Calif
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Carl H. Kroll
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Daniel DeLury
Anesthesia: expanding field with new agents and techniques
The piece outlines anesthesia as an expanding medical field with various general anesthesia types including inhalation, intravenous, spinal, and rectal administration. It mentions cryoanesthesia by cooling an arm or leg, refrigeration reducing shock and infection, and defines anesthesia as the absence of sensation.
Scalded Erie Child Returns to Hospital
Eighteen month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Diemling was readmitted to St. Vincent's Hospital after a burn accident at her grandmother's home. A pall of hot water spilled over the child causing second degree burns on her shoulder and first degree burns on her back. The mother was away visiting her soldier husband at a Georgia camp when the incident occurred. the child’s condition was not immediately dangerous today.
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Erie
Gune
Clymer Couple Injured in Sunday Car Crash
Mrs Marion A Damcott and her husband of Clymer were hospitalized after an early Sunday crash near Blackville. Damcott suffered bruises and cuts while her husband sustained a knee injury. A woman welfare officer reported details from the scene as the couple traveled to deliver a baby.
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Olmdutt
Ralph Babcock
King Stork In y 3 Corry Youths: Hospitalized After Collision
Three Corry youths were injured Sunday noon when a car collided with a Dameuih vehicle in Westfield. Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Mitchell and State Police investigated the accident, with witnesses and occupants including George Frankausten, Dan Dey, and Robert Corbin among those identified.
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Jamestown Veteran Jared Hewes Dies at 95 in Brocton
JAMESTOWN June 20. Jared Hewes 95 a noted figure in Chautauqua County agricultural life and late actor in county politics and local manufacturing and banking died at his home on Spring street Cheney's Point He is survived by a son Walter W Hewes a daughter Clara Ford four grandchildren and six great grandchildren Born in Chautauqua on the present site of the Institute grounds he married Lavilla Wier in 1871 She died in 1925 The article also notes storm damage across the county including livestock losses at a Brocton barn fire and widespread electrical outages.
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Wurm Hewes
Chautanqia County
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Cheney's Point
Walter W. Hewes
Clara, Ford
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Ohio
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Wren J. ‘Hewes
Arlington
Lowell Kilgore
Washington, D. G
Jared Ford
Kalamazoo
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Chautaufin
Thiutawioun Institution
Daniel H
Abigail Trwin Hewes
Ufeliine
Lavilla Wier
Chautauqua County
Louis Hiderhill
Mei Street
Brocton
Monroe
West Fourth Streets
Hove
Mary Brady
Adama Street
Sprague
New
Auto wreck near St Marys leads to arrest
Ridgway June 20 Gene Dix on 16 Johnsonburg was involved in a crash 9 miles east of St Marys. John Heindl Jr 18 St Marys injured slight ly treated at hospital. Harold Pissl of Kersey uninjured. Dixon charged with driving without a license after car forced off highway by oncoming vehicle. Bank of Weslevville dividend declared 15 percent to depositors, filed in Erie County courts.
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Gene Dixon
Johnsonburg
Dornerent
John Heindll, Jr
St. Marys
Dixon
Heindl
St. Marys Hospital
Harold Pissl
Kersey
Jolmsobre
Dixon Shank
Weslayviler
Erte
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Bank of Wesseyville
Erie County
Police seek men in Dunkirk assault near airport
Police issued a lookout for two men after a late Saturday night assault near the Dunkirk airport left two girls robbed and beaten. Victims Miss Mary Velenting, 28, and Miss Angeline, 24, reported punches and scratches, were treated at Brooks Memorial Hospital. A description of suspects was obtained.
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Simpa
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Buell
Mary Velenting
Mai Street
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Brooks Memorial Hospital
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Purge Reduction of Voter Lists in Erie City Sets Record
Erie officials report 5 908 voters purged from city lists ahead of the November election. Officials say removals stem from failed registrations and accuracy checks across boroughs and townships. The purge reached multiple wards, with officials noting the lowest counts in some districts while others show larger reductions. Security and registration offices clarify procedures to ensure lawful eligibility for all remaining voters.
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Auard Ly
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Njerke
Aleatinne Snotey
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Judge Evans Tours State Institutions in Erie Visit
Erie report states Judge Evans leaves Monday for a week to inspect state institutions including the State Industrial School for Women at Munsey and Camp HU. He plans to visit the Pennsylvania Avenue sites near Erie and attend a Wednesday meeting of the Pennsylvania Bar Association in Atlantic City.
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Erie
Yanks Press Within Miles of Cherbourg Front
Allied forces push near Cherbourg as German defenses on the peninsula show limited range weapons. Acknowledge heavy artillery and coordinated assaults across the front. High command reports German resistance collapsing in some sectors while others remain disorganized.
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Announcement on Changsha Defense and Radio Blackout
A shattered report notes that about 50,000 enemy planes created a heavy air assault around Changsha, Japan's target in eastern China. The radio link to the important city was broken, casting uncertainty on the defense and the wider strategic situation.
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Market roundup shows mixed dips across major stocks
New York traders eased after a tentative start as a broad list of blue chips traded lower. Notable names touched include American Smelting, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, Chrysler, Penn RR, and Studebaker, with several others drifting in narrow ranges amid uncertain sentiment.
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