Newspaper Merchant and Associated Press Notice
Fragmented OCR text shows an advertising rate card and Associated Press rights notice. It lists offices in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with mail matter details and subscription prices. It notes exclusive AP rights and restricted territory printing.
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Iexrove
Sing Representative
Fuimball, Inc
44Th St
New York Square
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburon
Weighitman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corr. Pa
Strand Glass
Front line warning on price regulation and OPA battle
A dramatic call warns that the price regulation controversy pits industry against the CPA and OPA. It argues courts should hear challenges to price rules, urging the public to recognize the danger to freedom as government rules threaten to override constitutional protections. The piece likens the fight to a front line warning against bureaucratic overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CPA
OPA
Congress
Iiforms
Hations
Bblic
Public Opinion Poll Pushes Medical Care Expansion
Nationwide survey on medical care shows clear demand for expanding facilities to aid with high costs and prolonged illness. Doctors caution against sweeping reform, urging education and gradual improvement within private enterprise guided by the National Physician Committee for the Extension of Medical Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOR
American Medical Association
United States
P Privat Enterprise System
Oil Imperialism and U S Government Actions
A domestic commentary notes unofficial moves by Americans toward greater imperial oil influence. It discusses the federal government’s Petroleum Herges Corporation and hints at government involvement in oil ventures while questioning authority and policy formulation.
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United States
Féd
Eral Gvernment
Petroleuic Herges Corporation
Gon- Wess
Shinen
New York Herald Tribune
Tribune
Youngest Possible Presidents Debated for 1948 Nominees
The piece notes that if Dewey or Stassen wins the Republican nomination they would be the youngest presidents in US history. It cites Dewey at 42 years two months and two days, Stassen at 40, and compares to Theodore Roosevelt and other past leaders. It also references Franklin Roosevelt and historical age records, including Harrison and Buchanan, and explains constitutional eligibility.
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Dewey
Stassen
Alexander B. George
New York
Whomas B. Dewey
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
Roosevelt
McKinley
Bustaid
Wefore Roosevelt
Wis
Ulysses €. Grant
Ted
William Henry Harrison
Tippacanoe
Harrison
Frantlin Roosevelt
Jammy
Mr. Roosevelt
James Buchanan
Zachary Taylor
William Jennings Bryan
The
Platte
United States
Walking for Health: A Gentle Daily Exercise
A brief note extols walking as a practical, inexpensive exercise suitable for all ages. It highlights a steady, short step, proper posture, and the benefits of increased appetite, reduced insomnia, weight loss around the waist, and overall fitness.
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Evervises
Twenty Years Ago in the City Highlights and Plans
A look back references John F. Stowers advance man promoting a May 1 appearance here. The town builds a Junior High and a fire station on Second War Street as brickwork progresses. PTA and Community Service Council hope to raise funds on Taz Day to staff a radio playground by July 1 for five to six weeks. Miss Kite Whittlesey broadcasts from Pittsburgh as a virtuoso pianist. Rev. and Mrs. Reeling announce the marriage of their daughter in Pittsburgh with Rev W H Rogge officiating. Music Week opens at the High School auditorium with Estelle Gray Shevinme billed as the world’s greatest female violinist. Transportation updates note changes on UW. 8 and city lines.
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Parent Teachers Association
Community Service Council
Tits City
Estelle Gray=Shevirme
Question deck from Thane UTA quiz page
A reader challenge asks ten multiple choice geography history and civics queries from a Thane UTA page. Questions cover headquarters for a wartime committee, Venus de Milo limb loss, Allied Burma commander, Tennessee’s state history, location of the International Date Line, Washington’s river crossing, fugitive hideouts, war time clock policy, myopia, and Monrovia as Liberia’s capital.
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Martin Langmani Ju Wokesman
Venus Dé Mild
Burma
Tennessee
George Washington
Monrovis
John Tewinkle Clymer farmer dies at home
John Tewinkle a long time resident and dairy farmer of Clymer died this morning at his son Merle Tewinkle's home after a prolonged illness. Survived by widow Pearl Wallace Tewinkle, two sons Merle and Glenn, sister Mrs. Hattie Warnshull, and others in the vicinity. Service at Abbé Reformed Church Monday at 1 30 pm with burial in Rolland Cemetery. Reverend Gerrit Tim mex to officiate. Linseed oil note appears as farming anecdote.
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A. Sequinic
Poopsu
Merle Tewinkle
Clymer
Tewinkle
Nis Liness
Pearl Wallace Tewinkle
Merie
Glenn
Walter ‘Tewinkle
Cornelius Neckers
Hattie Warnshull
Alton Moore
Mr. Tewinkle
Abbé Reformed Church
Funere
Rolland Cemetery
Gerrit Timmex
OME Burn Fatal: Wallpaper Machine Explosion Claims Victor Gray
Victor Gray aged 30 of Saeger town died at 5 35 a m Thursday in City Hospital Meadville from third degree burns after a steam operated wallpaper removing machine exploded while he worked at the home of Paul Mitchell 604 North street Mitchell assisting Gray firemen fought the blaze from Central Station Box No 225 about 1 30 o clock destroying the living room where the work took place causing about 800 in damage.
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Victor Gray
R. D
Saegertown
City Hospital
Meadville
Central Station
Gray
Paul Mitchell
North Street
Charles Smalenberger
Mitchell
Mrs Lydia May Fairchild Dies After Illness
Lydia May Fairchild widow of William Fairchild died at 10 30 this morning at 311 West Pleasant street after years of invalid status. Born March 17 1873 she moved to the city 47 years ago and leaves sisters Rose Parker and Ella Phelps and a son Arthur. Funeral services at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Monday at 2 30 conducted by Rev Wilmer Heffer with calling at Bracken Keating funeral home until 1 30 Monday.
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Lydia May Fairhild
William Fairchild
West Pleasant Street
Palrehile
Boyce
Rose Parker
Ella Phelps
Arthur
Fairchild
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Ernoon
Bracken-Keating
Wilmer Heffer
The
Erich
Rest Baby Font Mother's ilit and newborn nutrition
This fragment discusses infant feeding and survival, noting that breast milk is best for newborns and that statistics show larger babies have better survival chances with breastfeeding support. It emphasizes the importance of feeding choices for infant health and outcomes.
Man Hit By Car Gets 40000 Verdict In Franklin Court
A Franklin wit court verdict awards Floyd Edward Brown 14000 for injuries from an automobile strike by Paul McKenzie on November 11, 1942. Brown, standing with shotgun near the road, was hit when McKenzie’s car swerved onto his farm ten miles from Franklin. Jury breakdown includes 3282 for injuries, 389 for wages, 200 for dexter’s bill, 120 hospital bill, and 10 for shotgun repair. The suit named McKenzie and Florence K. McKenzie, owner of the car.
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Franklin
Wit Court
Floyd Edward Brown
Keeley’s Corners
Paul Mckenzie
McKenzie
Brown
Dexter
McRene
Florence K. McKenzie
Lite Automobile
May 16 chairmanship race in Erie Democrats
Erie Democrats name many prospects for county committee chair at May 16 reorganization. School Director Michael J. Cammagine emerged as likely choice, with Ambrose J. Mulligan backing him, after previously favoring Owen M. Burns. Cammagine has been meeting with leaders regarding the post.
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Erie
Hoppar
Democratic County Committee
Michael J. Cammagine
Ambrose J. Mulligan
Mulligan
Owen M. Burns
Camagino
Rescues From Dangers Involving Bulls And Train Tracks
Danley and Riddle performed daring rescues in two separate incidents. Danley halted an enraged bull by distracting it with a pitchfork to allow Kimitel to escape. Riddle grabbed Helen Leltner from a live train track just three feet in front of a locomotive moving at 65 miles per hour on August 1, 1949, at Groveton.
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Ley
Barry W RimMel
Kimitel
Danley
Klmmel
Riddle
Helen V. Leltner
Groveton
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Medical Society of the
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Laois
Heely Woday
Tuesdy
Bist Washington Street
Miss Kite Whittlesey
Titis Pilyy
Cuipertélsiee
Anner
Ffrom Stallion Idea
Pittsburgh
Freentan M. Reelinger
Dawealer
Miss Smefls Redinger
Louis ©. Russell
W. H. Rogge
Rev. Redinger
Dooher’s Beauty
Spartansburg, PA
Spartansburg
Florida
Salerno Graham
High Park
Stokely’s
Haddock
Perigee
John Tewinkle
Fuss
WM. Fairchild
Cannavino
DEMS
Pennzoil
van Cise
W. Smith St
Orchid
Pittaburgh
Uite
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Lee W. Danley
West‘ Finley
Fred A. Ridge
Route 5
Craftoy
Young Dan- J
Esmond
Lanston
Center St
Dial
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Griffin
Bernstein Bros
North Center ST
Corry, PA
Holly Inland
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