Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files Item
Youth Harry Kimmy injured his left hand cutting wood near the city when his fingers were caught in a bass saw. Dr. J. W. Iroin treated him. A library funding debate sought to extend annual city funds to expand public and school library services. School board discussions on the Pair Grounds issue were postponed again. Police advised lingering for weeks at Garland station after a failed safe robbery. Born to Mr and Mrs James O'Brien a son on Tuesday March 16. Charles Kromas bought the Roberts block on Nowth Center street next to the Exchange Hotel. Corry radio listeners can hear Wederal Leo Whittleney sing tomorrow on the God WLS Chicago network.
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Harry Kimmy
Corry Radio
Wederal
Leo Whittleney
Cory Young Man
Out God Wls
Chicago
Death claims 76 year old Flaherty at Corry Hospital
Charles J. Flaherty a retired railroad foreman for Erie and Pennsylvania railroads died Saturday evening at Corry Hospital after a brief illness. Born May 8 1368 in Columbus, he spent years in Florida and North Tonawanda before retirement. Survived by wife and several children, the body lies at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home with a Wednesday requiem at St Thomas Church and burial at St Elizabeth's Cemetery.
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Daimea Suonnel v. Flaherty
Corty Hospital
Flaherty
Pennsylvania
Erie
North Tonawanda
Florida
Columbus
Clara
Lea
Cowry
Vernon
Erle
Erother
LaGava
Danairy
Conn
Phones
James
Ine
Bracken-Keating
St. Thomas
St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of the Marian
A report highlighting U S milk production and consumption. It notes one dairy cow per ten people in Pennsylvania, total U S milk output of 2 914 000 000 quarts yearly, and per capita consumption averaging about 7 1/2 pints weekly. Pennsylvania leads in low cream production at 49 469 000 gallons annually.
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the Medical Society of the Marian
Pennsylvania
Canada
United States
Othe
Great Advances by Coat Miners in Postwar Era
The article traces coal miners gains under the United Mine Workers from early union formation in 1885 through postwar wage progress and strikes. It notes wage improvements, regional wage differences, and key legislation and court actions shaping bargaining power, including NRA, Guffey-Snyder, and the 1937 bill, ending with postwar price trends and weekly earnings figures.
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General Motors
General Elestric
Westinghouse Electric
United Mine Workers
John Llewellyn Lewis
Washington
United States
National Federation of Miners and Mine Laborers
Knights of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
N. R.A
Supreme Court
OPA
How's Your I 0 7 Can You Answer Seven Questions
A garbled classified style query set asks seven questions about Indian independence passive resistance Franklin D Roosevelt governor of New York Caribbean pronunciation the longest bone in the body Claude Pepper the state he represents in the U S Prague ambassador river that separates Bessarabia from Ukraine title of Maharajah's wife county with a spy inquiry and the slang term for an unexploded shell.
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Tuli
Franklin D. Ronserl
New York
Caribbean
Snatar Claude B. Pepper
U. S
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Bessarabia
Ukraine
You'll be okay Soldier on Luzon hospital ship
A Red Cross worker on a hospital ship reassures a wounded service member. The scene spans Luzon, a hospital, and the dock as he sails home, reflecting the care and camaraderie of wartime medical staff.
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Red Cross Motor Corps
Red Cross
Luzon
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Hadith John
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P. RR
Garland
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West South Steel, & Son
Charles Kromas
Blue Bird Restaurant
Roberts
Nowth Center Street
Exchange Hotel
Marco
Charles (J. Chaplin
Mayville
Estelle Chapman
Jett
James Chapman
Akron
Mary Ann Crosscat
Benehé
Rolfe
Beckwith & Turner
Atlantic Station
North Center Street
Willys Sales & Service
Al's Clothes Shop
Norfolk
Coats
Al’s
Bernstein Bros
Dial
Keystone VanCise
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