Twenty Years Ago Prominent Events In City
Gilly Cornell last night received a petition for installation of ensoleing arms on East Main Street opposite the Phoenics Hotel. A.W. McCoy of Meadyili and Mt Giddings of Waterford visited the city with Labor and Industry officials. Factory inspectors toured Senior High School auditorium line changes with officials. B. E. Wilkinson opened a sales room at Keating Block South Center Street. Donald Eugene, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Ryan, born March 19. R. J. White sold Grand Shop confectionery to Edward Bisemann. East Opalumims Avenue road work awaiting state aid prompts resurfacing steps on North Center Street from railroad to Washington and Park Place to Columbus.
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Gilly Cornell
Willace
Clymter Aekitur
Pms
East Main Street
Phoenics
A.W. McCoy
Meadyili
Mt. Giddings
Waterford
Hott
State Department At Labor and Industry
Auditoriany
B. E. Wilkinson
D. L. McKay Dodge Agency
North East
Keating Mock
South Center Street
Riley and
Riley
Harry Ryan
Brook Street
Somn
Donald Eugene
Oplumims Avenue
North Center Street
Elsine Kinnaid
Washington Street
Park Place
Columbus Ave
Treatment advances in goiter care and thyroid management
In early goiter treatment a range of approaches are discussed including thiouracids to suppress thyroid secretion in hyperthyroidism and delayed reliance on surgery. The piece notes risks of adverse reactions to thiourea and mentions continued use of X rays and radioactive iodine for selected patients while reporting on eye involvement and effectiveness of therapies in reducing symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yell
Public Convenience and Saturday Retail Closures Debate
A critic from the Appleton Minnesota Press argues that closing stores on Saturday nights harms small town life by breaking a social institution. He says shopping habits are ingrained and retail is a public service meeting public convenience, urging weighing plans by public needs and expectations.
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Fic
Cmé
Appleton
Minnesota
T Ie
Tran
Tsihain
Springtime in Peace and War Across World Conflict
A reflective piece traces how spring marked both peace and wartime in global history. It notes peacetime symbols like baseball and hats, then outlines springtime offensives and invasions from World Wars I and II, including Germany’s 1940 invasion of France and later campaigns in Norway, the Balkans, and Greece, with references to Verdun and unrestricted submarine warfare.
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Hitler
Norway
Netherlands
Belgium
France
sJuge
Slavia
Greece
Gerlke
Verdun
Hindeébpurg
Europe
Maple season hinges on weather and late spring forecasts
Roaming Round reports a volatile maple season with producers planning to run vaporators into April. Prices may peak at five dollars a gallon if conditions stay warm, while rain and cold could shorten the run. The piece notes widespread activity with 6000 tapped trees on Harry Burrows’ tracts and discusses transport, banking, and local industry conditions affecting farming and services in Corry.
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wral-Wenke
Daliy Auon
Harry Burrows
Corry Oil City
Stee H Uits
Lawrence
All-America
Spring Street
Gallup
House
Senate
Truman
T.A. of M
Aer
Ajax
Seana
Administration
Tom Clark
Washington
The Capitol Hill Bulletin Debuts As Private Journal
A new independent news weekly, The Capitol Hill Bulletin, launches with a mission to report on Congress free of government or party control. The 4 weeklies promises faster, less stodgy coverage than official records and aims to attract readers seeking insider updates and plain speaking.
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Washington
Plasaddin
House
Senate
Yeatertay
Capitol Hill Bulletin
Congressional
Pew
Raymond Plant Wriday
Royal Pool
Corry Lodge
Harry Parker
Charles Keating
Which nation leads by area among the peace treaty group
The page presents seven quiz items from a classified section asking readers to identify largest and smallest nations by area among Bulgaria Finland Hungary Italy and Romania and to name authors and denominations. It also includes corrections and a president Truman note.
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Bulgaria
Finland
Hungary
Taly
Rumania
Elizabeth
Martin Niemoelier
United States
Miles Standish
Amazon River
Lavatea
Truman
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Neivs
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Curry
Tsi
Cherler
Ay Taher
R. J. White
Grand Shop
Edward Bisemann
Tidbute
George S. Messersmith
South American
Junenun
Og. S
Daily Dozen
Wrecker Rerview Keystone VanCise
Phen
Ubi
Corry
Corry Stéreo
Paul Lines
Leo Schuk
George Bogert
Army
Turlough
Gib WU. 8
Bogert
Rome
Po Valley
Lon Rhines
Lynn Rice
Oil City
Elks
Carryites
Stra
Oll City
Chautauqua County
Gerry Hospital
Blue Cross
Ming Sweeting
Beiie
Ordindner
Munialpot
Harrisburg
Highway Departments
Duff
Gaph
Rex S. Morgan
Herman Goering
Waal
Lynford Chase
Noth
Congress
Edgar Warren
U. S
Warren
Tom Finn
Finn
Erie
Department of Cebor
James J. Davis
Roosevelt
Madame Perking
Bureau
Pinn
Lowville
Cory
Federal Power Commission
Federal Power Commission This Week Uriing
Texas Gas
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Thale
All-Way Electric CO
Washington ST
I. Q
North Corry
W. L. Armitage
BeHar
Kinsey Insurance Agency
South Center St
Corry, Pa
Foldys Food Mills
Faldys Flsar Sifters
Magic Walder
Shamburg’s News & Sports Store
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City Cab Company
Phillipa
Phillips
Ar Ly
Va Th
Cain
Sunkist
Lemons
Thomas Motor CO
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