Multiple choice quiz and colonial policy musings from 1940s era page
Fragmented OCR text presents a quiz about geography history and the GI Bill as well as long Reuters style notes on Italian colonies and postwar U N politics. It references Alaska capitals and kingdoms with scattered questions and policy discussion.
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Alaska
Fairbanks
Juneau
Seward
Marie
Dow Jones
New York
Germany
Japan
Confederate States of America
Lloyd Mangrum
Dirt roads stall traffic as repairs stretch a week
Dirt roads remain nearly impassable with motorists urged to avoid driving for another week or two. The South Center street stretch is especially bad. The Quality Cash Store in the Traction Building closes until Saturday March dist to permit remodeling.
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South Center Street
Traction
Matteson Brother Dies in Lorain Hospital
James M Matteson brother of Mrs Lynn Sill dies after illness of a few days at St Josephs Hospital Lorain Ohio He had lived in Cambridge Springs vicinity until five years ago and is survived by wife Nora Matteson of Townville a daughter Sarah Belle and three sons James George and Stanley Navy serving His sisters and brother listed and funeral services set for Monday at 2 pm with interment in North Richmond Cemetery near Cambridge Springs.
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Tye
Lynn Sill
B.D
James ‘M. Matteson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Nora Matteson
Townville
Sarah Belle Matteson
R. D
James
George Matteson
Stanley Matteson
Navy
Cubs
Sill
Carrie Ocoboe
Ashville
Charge Tipoff In Erie Raid
Erie March 26 ten visitors were arrested in a police raid on a reputed numbers operation. Mayor Sherman Hickey and Police Captain Oscar Robb announced the investigation into a leak said to have come from within the police department. A hearing for the ten, charged with disorderly conduct, was continued to 2 p.m. next Tuesday before Fourth Ward Alderman Jack Curlis.
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Erie
Jimmy Martin
Sherman Hickey
Oscar Robb
Hickey
Aits
Fourth Ward
Jack Curlis
Thieves Loot Minimal In Two Jampstown Break-ins
Two break-ins at Sinclair Refining Company bulk station and Hollenbeck’s Sary tog Station on Fingating road yielded little loot. About $20 in cash was taken and several windows smashed. Deputy Sheriff Arthur Edson investigated. Mayor Hickey and Captain Robb voiced dissatisfaction with the raid results. The zero hour approached Tuesday afternoon but plans went awry leaving the source of the alleged tip unclear.
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al Block
Hickey
Gapt. Robh
West
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Italy
U.N
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Egypt
Libya
Howard III
King
Englang
Edward of
Windsor
U. N
United States
Great Britain
Prahce
United Nations
Assembly
Security Council
Soviet Union
Council
Big Pour
North Africa
Red Sea
Tallan Somaliland
Indian Ocean
Turkey
Tripoli
Dodecanese Islands
Frank Gillett
Buick
Meadville
George EB. Young
The
Postal Telegraph Company
West Pleasant Street
Keith Johnson
New York Stock Exchange
General Motors
Hupp
Crete
Campbell's Beans
Quaker Net
Lanston
S. Center St
Dial
Jndry & Dry Gleanif Deven Eaniu Woos
Does Nee Enanperet Ee Eee
PARTY
St.-Edward's Hall
Coats
Topp
North Genter Street
Campbells
Memphis Belle
Glendora
Syeu
BOC
Ator
Maxwell House Coffee
Page & 401
East Main Street
Nichols
West Main Street
Goodyear and
Good Prich
Thomas Motors
Corry Inc
Guignon's
Presto
Presto Meatmaster
Oxford
Bruce Honaierlalr
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