Corry Evening Journal advertising and rates notice
Public notice from the Corry Evening Journal listing advertising representatives in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and announcing rate information and subscription terms for readers.
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Sanday
Boeush Gireet
Corry
Colegrove
Artigr Oclestove Bubllaher HallOhad
Iped Feineaal
New Fork Minhilesi Square
Chicago
Bohd
Detroit
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Pittsburgh
Kimen
Philadelphia
Associated Press
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Vartier
Rhine crossing praised as world war effort finest plan
The piece extols the Rhine crossing as a superb display of planning and coordination by Russian and American forces. It notes the disintegration of German resolve under Nazi rule, while acknowledging Gestapo terror and propaganda. It suggests the postwar interim government in Germany may itself be a superlative ordeal.
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Germany
Hitler
Nazi
Meyer
Gestapo
FALSE PROPHETS IN PROPHECY AND PROGRESS
A fragment discusses Ray Standard Baker and his biography American Chronicles noting Haeckel’s 19th century claim as a golden era of science. It mentions Marconi, the Wright brothers, Madame Curie, and Gibbon in a reflection on diminishing forward certainty and the risk of wrong forecasts amid war.
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Ray Standard
Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Haeckel
Study Coalition
Marconi
Wright Brothers
Madame Curie
Roman Empire
Edward Gibbon
Napoleon
Hiller
April Fool gags stay in business despite war limits
Richard Appel keeps a steady line of practical joke gadgets from rubber pointed pencils to exploding ink bottles. War shortages curtail new items yet Appel reports strong year round sales and a peak for April Fool's Day, with adults making up a growing portion of buyers. He traces inspiration to a Nuremberg accident and notes his family has operated in toys and gadgets since 1852.
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Byame
Wolf AP News
Richard Appel
Appel
Nuremberg
United States
Mets
Civistmas
Aprel
Medical progress shown in drug rankings since 1910
A review by the Medical Society traces dramatic shifts in medicine from 1910 to today. Ether and digitalis were top drugs in 1910, while insulin, vitamins, dry plasma, and blood products now lead. quinine and arubeno derivatives remain important for malaria.
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Todlay
Quiz Questions From Classified Page
Seven trivia prompts ask true or false about the Chindwin River mirror breaking superstition third US President author of The Crickets on the Hearth Helvetia stamps Shays Rebellion Alberta capital and a Communist party candidate in 1940.
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Chindwin
Alaskay
United States
Helvetia
Alberta
Canada
Communist Party
More Planes at Nearby Airport Wake Attention
Warren March 29. rmik Rensma of the Brokenstraw Flying Service has purchased from the U S government three planes known as primary trainers. They are PT 18A open cockpit two seaters with 1th horsepower. The planes are viewed at Warren and Brokenstraw field, drawing interest from local flyers and visitors. Dick Greet, formerly of Corry, brought the planes from Dayton over the past weekend. The aircraft are used as training planes for various flying fields of the service across the United States.
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Warren
Dick Greet
Corry
King Flying Service
Brokenstraw Metél
Dayton
United States
Delbert Johnson dies in Youngsville at 72
Delbert Johnson of Columbus age 72 died Tuesday at Youngsville Hospital after a brief illness. He served as tax collector for Columbus years ago and is survived by his wife Ina, two stepsons in El Paso and Jamestown, six daughters including Mrs. Swanson and Mrs. Wellman in California and New York, plus several others. Calling hours at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer. Funeral Friday at 9:30 a.m. interment in Columbus Cemetery.
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Weber Johnson
Youngsville Hospital
Columbus
Ina Johnson
San Gabriel
Calif
Floyd LeRoy
el Paso
Texas
Kermit LeRoy
Jamestown
George Swanson
Arla Wellman
Lawrence Rayner
Corty
Paul Oberg
Alhambra
Callf
Willam Marsh
Mayville
John Abraham
Woodside
N.Y
Ferends
Spitzer
Clymer
Columbus Cemetery
Three Saved As Car Burns After Crash
Curwensville March 20 Local police seek an unidentified hit and run driver whose car crashed into a boiler at a local intersection causing a second car to overturn and burst into flames injuring three occupants. Mr and Mrs Samonter Smith and Mrs Maggie White were in the doomed car homeward bound into Ab Hight Whennother car. Pedestrians rushed to help, Smith trapped under wreckage rescued from flames. The injured were treated at a hospital in Clearfield.
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Curwensville
James
Samnter Smith
Maggie White
Smith
Clearfield
Happenings From Warners Corners March News
Warner’s Corners reports visits from Titoh of Union City at Clarence Titoh’s home and from Charles Williams of Erie to his grandparents’ house. Gerald Titch celebrates a birthday on April 2. The Titch and Chambers families host relatives in Col, Corry, and Columbus Miss. Dorothy Deloris and Donne Fenno visit Moffitt family in Union City.
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Warner's Corners
Warners Cornmes
Will ‘Titoh
Union City
Clarence Titoh
Charles. Williams
Erie
Charles Gales
Anthony Miselli
Gerald Titch
Arche Titch
Nettie Chambers
Col
Sundey
Robert Coons
Columbus
Luella Titch
Nettle Chambers
Corry
Dorothy
Deloris and
Donne
Roger Fenno
Harold Moffitt
Local Social Roundup From Union Oly and Nearby Towns
Miss Elizabeth Coe of Union Oly visited Roy Titch and family Friday and Saturday. Olive Lee returned from Edinboro State Teachers College for a ten day Easter vacation. Anes visited at her home and later returned to Erie where she works. Mr and Mrs Clarence Titch attended a party at Mrs Mary Burrows home for her birthday. Mrs C E Silvis and Mr and Mrs Clarence Wellacher visited Monroe Silvis and family. Mr and Mrs A M Briggs of Cor ry and Mr and Mrs Omap Crowell were guests at Clinton Warner’s home. Gary Lines and children of Erie visited Walter Gates family. Howard Gregory reported back to Norfolk VA after furlough. Weekly prayer service of the High charge will be held at Clinton Warner’s home Wednesday evening. The McCray Victory choir will meet at E A Lee Priday’s home Friday evening. Grace Edmonds of Orchard Park spent Wednesday with Hugh Edmonds family.
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Elizabeth Coe
Union Oly
Ays
Roy Titch
Olive Lee
Edinboro State Teachers College
Anes
Erie
Clarence "Titch
Titch
Mary Burrows
Burrow
C. E. Silvis
Clarence Wellacher
Paleoner
Monroe Silvis
A. M. Briggs
Cor
Cliton Warner
McCray Victory Choir
E. A. Lee
Grace Edmonds
Orchard Park
Hugh Edmondis
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