Corry Post Office Rates and Mailing Terms
Advertisement details from the Associated Press style sheet list mailing terms for Corry readers. It notes Second Class Mail Matter status, annual rates for mail subscriptions, carrier delivery charges, and asks readers to inquire for advertising rate information.
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Army use in strikes spans crises from 1877 to World War II
The article traces how federal troops answered major labor disruptions from 1877 rail strikes through early 20th century coal and steel battles, noting presidential decisions by Hayes, Roosevelt, Wilson, and others. It covers Pullman 1894, 1919-21 coal and steel clashes, Denver streetcar 1920, and the 1914 Ludlow order, highlighting the balance between state authority and federal power and the intent to preserve production in wartime contexts.
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Legal Adviser Nominee Could Succeed Green Hackworth
The candidate for the local adviser post to the State Department would follow Green H Hackworth, who served twenty years. The post, created by Congress, requires Senate confirmation via the Security Council. The legal adviser leads treaty work, prosecutes foreign claims, and defends U.S. interests, shaping international policy today.
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Daily Dozen on measles from Pennsylvania Medical Society
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U S Must Grant Immunity To 1500 UNO Staff Visiters
A Washington report outlines that about 1500 United Nations staff members will receive diplomatic immunity. The privileges mirror those of embassy staff, exempting them from many U S laws while in official duties, with limits for private conduct.
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Corry Faces Deep Freeze and Local Notices Across Town
Corry endures the coldest spell of the season as temperatures drop to sixteen below zero. Mohawk Condensed Mille Co appoints Voresk D. Pelifer as superintendent, effective March 5. Mrs Anna Peterson expands public health duties to Corry and surrounding districts. Fire department responds to a chimney fire on Waite Street. blaze extinguished quickly. Albert Carlute elected exalted ruler at Elks Lodge on North Center Street. Mrs Frank Goring hosts birthday gathering with guests and gifts.
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Huge rise in compensation amid labor protests continues
A state spokesman tied the week’s unemployment and veterans benefits payouts to labor disputes, noting $897 491 in unemployment compensation and a near $7 million total paid through March 1. The official stressed most benefits go to veterans and jobless workers, funded by state and federal programs without direct federal veteran payments.
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Veterans Study Peak Costs Of World War II Pensions
General Omar Bradley estimates the 1948 budget request of about 4.93 billion dollars to cover all authorized discharges for veterans starting July 1, with roughly 4 billion for World War II beneficiaries. Experts foresee a gradual rise then a peak in 25 to 30 years, potentially reaching around 2.7 to 3.1 billion annually, and total costs possibly exceeding 100 billion over the century.
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Columbus Man Hurt In Crash Near Jamestown
Jamestown area report states George Aikens, 20, of Columbus, was among several injured in a three car crash on Hunt road just outside Jamestown. Aikens suffered multiple injuries and was taken to the W.C.A. Hospital in Jamestown. Witnesses describe a chain of impacts as a Bear Lake driver skidded off the road, overturned near Otto H. Smith’s driveway, with a second car stopping to aid occupants and a third car driven by Robert Barrows colliding with the overturned vehicles. The crash damaged Smith’s lawn and a small tree.
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