Local newspaper rates and AP rights notice
The article lists Associated Press rights and newspaper circulation details. It notes AP Dispatches exclusive for republication, post office entry in Corry Pennsylvania, mailing rates six dollars yearly, three dollars for restricted territory, and carrier pricing at three cents per copy or eighteen cents weekly. It also mentions advertising rates upon application.
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Henry Ford says war may end soon amid urges to work
Henry Ford, in Atlanta remarks, suggested the war could be over in two months. He claims insider knowledge from his war material operations but offers little detail. He calls for hard work, arguing laziness and idle land and people cause most troubles.
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Tragic Mistake Told of Paratrooper Losses in Sicily
A wartime briefing laments the loss of 410 American paratroopers in Sicily during a night operation. It condemns concealment of future misfortunes, urges utmost care, and argues lessons must be learned to prevent repeats without recrimination.
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Plants violate wage hour law despite war production
Al J. G. Dorsey, regional wage hour director, said war production did not end low pay in U S industry. In a Pennsylvanian Stone Producers address he cited a year ending June 30 1983 report showing 4000 plants found in violation. about half failed to pay minimum wage of 30 cents an hour or 40 cents where war orders applied.
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How's Your 1 Q7 Quiz Answers Told Here
A compact quiz item asks seven questions on war areas, historical rulers, dates, ambassadors, leaders, and biblical symbols. It seeks correct answers about Chester W. Nimitz, the House of Valais, U S entry in 1917, grammar correction, Adrian Escobar, Winston Churchill, a Grand Old Man, Japan's national spirit, the Bill of Rights, and the Biblical symbol of old age.
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Nostalgia as a Disease in Military Morale Discussion
Medical officers report nostalgia or homesickness as a potential disease influencing morale in warfare. Nostalgia combines psychic and bodily disturbances and affects soldiers who fear leaving home. Treatment should address emotional tensions while balancing home ties and patriotism in mobilization.
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Death of Herbert Butler Reaches Mrs Sperry in Ohio
Mrs Frank Sperry 351 East Pleasant street reports the death of her brother in law Herbert Butler in California this week. Butler was preceded in death by his wife Edity Tswacson a former Corry teacher. He lived in Cleveland for years and had gone to California to visit a sister Mrs Fred Miller. A son and grandson survive in Cleveland with two sisters. Burial will be in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
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Voice of the People editor laments roadside trash
The writer reports someone dumped gag pages tin cans glass jars mil ib bottles aluminum pans and rags along a road ditch near town. They warn broken glass harms livestock and farm tools and urge accountability for waste that will not decompose.
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Army inspects Warren prison camp sites in Pa
Captain Franklin of the Third Service Command began an inspection in Warren Pa to find camp sites for prisoner of war labor in wood cutting and agriculture. Accompanied by Truman Thompson of the War Manpower Commission and W E Rowland of the State Department of Forests and Waters, he reviewed former CCC buildings for suitability and noted new construction would be needed. The Third Service Command in Baltimore reported several sites in western Pennsylvania were under review.
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German Cities Under New Hail of Bombs
Allied daylight raids against Berlin continued with heavy anti aircraft fire and limited German opposition. Major James Stewart, an Indiana Pa native and former film star, led Liberator bombers on their 11th mission to Berlin amid raids that targeted factories and transport. A London dispatch reported German warnings prior to the attack and suggested the Luftwaffe had shifted defenses south and west to protect industrial sites. London raiders returned with minor damage and no injuries recorded.
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