Corry Pioneer Patterson Dies After Half Century Of Civic Service
Longtime Corry resident and business leader Mr. Patterson, once Postmaster Mayor and School Director, died leaving a legacy in industry and public life. He supported churches and fraternal groups and was famed as a conservative voice in community affairs. Spring cleanup days announced for May 7 and 8 with residents urged to clear refuse and prepare curbs and yards for collection.
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Seven Fast Questions on History and Law
A brief quiz covering points scored in a game, U S paper money reductions, Oberon, the meaning of Pannsyle vania, Fordney McCumber Act authors, a UMWA president, citizenship of children born to alien parents on a ship, and the location of Venice.
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Joseph W. Wordney
Porter J. McCumber
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Daily Dozen Skin Health Warnings From Exposure
The article cautions that sun, wind, and salt air age skin and worsen conditions like psoriasis acne and eczema. It notes that too much sun can aggravate these issues while pools beaches and creeping eruptions spread northward. It also mentions poison ivy and grasses as skin irritants and urges caution.
Loveland Field Aims to Boost Local Athletics
Twenty years ago Corry residents considered lighting Loveland Field to support athletics and community events. A $32,500 fundraising plan would cover lights and facilities, with seven thousand residents asked to contribute. Critics question youth understanding amid a kindergarten anecdote.
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Loveland Field
Corry
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight NBC CBS and NBC Blue Listings
A mixed scan of radio programming shows NBC and CBS networks listing daytime and evening shows. Topics include health discussions, candidates for American Legion commander, war talks, music by Fannie Brice Bing Crosby and Rudy Vallee, and variety programs across NBC Blue Red and CBS channels.
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Major Bowes
Horace Heldt
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Chicago
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Portia
Buddy Clark
Shafter Packer
Poisonous rattlesnake glands and edible flesh misquoted
The piece notes rattlesnake venom resides in glands and not the meat. It claims the flesh tastes like chicken white meat. A quoted painter, Munkapsy, discusses his painting of a tailor family as a winter overcoat. The text contains garbled errors and missing words such as omit for.
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Titusville Pushes Housing Plans for Oil Creek Township
May 1 report notes the government housing project in Shankarifq Oil Creek township begins with converting the George Robinson Hamlet into offices. David T. Ruthle leads Pittsburgh contractor firm with Federal Works Agency staff arriving to oversee preliminaries and water supply plans including a 100000 gallon tank and city water connection.
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Oil Creek
George Robinson Harn
David T. RulTle
Pittsburgh
Robert Collman, Jr
Federal Works Agency
John L. Borres
B. Perry
William M. Botts
Milton
Har Jem
Joseph Warren
Betty J. McBrat
Hey
Mildred Ford
Harold Rifle
Riffle
Keystone Pipe and Supply Company
Rouseville
Mythic symbolism of the elephant and metal ages
The text links the elephant to temperance eternity and sovereignty in Oriental myth. It mentions a chess metaphor about hypothetical moves extending a game and notes gold as the first metal known to humanity, observed in its native stone age context.
One Dead Four Injured In Scout Car Crash Near Indiantown Gap
An Army scout car overturned near Indiantown Gap killing Charles H. Weaver 25 of Wilkes-Barre and injuring four others returning to camp after night maneuvers along Route 443. Injured soldiers include John W. Van 24 and Victor Zebrowski 23 with severe wounds and lacerations.
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Associated Press
Indiantown Gap
Charles H. Weaver
100Th Lel Artillery
Military Reservation
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John W. van
Wilkes-Barre
Victor Zebrowski
Large farm grain stocks in Pennsylvania report
State Department of Agriculture data show April 1 corn at 17,159,000 bushels, wheat at 3,210,900 bushels, oats at 12,432,000 bushels on Pennsylvania farms with variances from last year and ten year averages. Advertising costs range under 3 percent of finished goods. In Kingston, Pvt Victor Hantzes, 28, and Michael James Walsh, 27, suffer injuries following an incident on Loveland Avenue.
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State Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Victor Hantzes
Loveland Avenue
Kingston
Michael James Walsh
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