Seven Quis Questions From Classified Page
Answers are on the classified page. The prompt asks to name agencies and details about draft evaders, religious affiliations of Henry Ford, a baseball trade, and several civic facts. It includes inquiries about the head of Selective Service Records, dominions of the British Commonwealth, King George VI coronation timing, the Nova Scotia city natives, and whether caviar comes from catfish, whales, or sturgeon.
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Lees Evans ‘Hughes
United States
Henry Ford
Duckle Rebingon
Montreal Royaly
Vtuen National’ League Baseball Club
Office of Selective Service Records
Commonwealths
British Commonwealth of Nations
Helena
George VI
Elizabeth
Great Britain
Westminster Abbey
Nova Scotia
Twenty Years Ago News From Corry May 9 1987
A 1987 report highlights multiple local incidents including Governor Fisher approving an $8,000 appropriation to Carry Hospital, a severe eye injury to eight year old Harold Raymond from a dynamite cap blast on Hoyt Raymond’s farm, and police solving a spate of garden flower slashing by youths in North Center Street. George Ricker, mistaken for a burglar, was fatally shot in Hamilton Ohio. a newborn daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs J C Shamsurg. An accident injured Frank Matijacile on his eastern outskirts farm. a bond of local farm labor and livestock issues closes with a note on U S lands.
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Hoyt Raymond
R. D
Corry
Harold Raymond
North Center Street
Frank’ ‘Matijacile
Warren Cyclist Struck by Car on Congwango Avenue
A 12 year old Warren cyclist was hit by a car on Congwango Avenue around 1 pm Thursday. He suffered a fractured chin and possible internal injuries and was taken to Warren General Hospital in critical condition. driver Treharne said his right front bumper struck the rider as he biked south on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Congwango Avenue
John Spicer
Curtis D. Spicer
Terrace Street
Warren General
Treharne
Ania Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mpact
Trehame
45 Cases Ready for May Court
May term of court opens Monday with 45 defendants listed for trial. Charles, Tokarcayk, and Robert Jeyes are scheduled for a February trial on a 3900 stick up at an Erie gas station. Batch and Tokarovic, freed when a September jury failed to render a verdict, face new charges after prior releases. Batch was arrested November 17 for burglary tied to a 2010 theft from Ralph Scouse Service Station, while Tokarczyk was jailed 19 days later for illegal firearm possession after a gun chase by city officers.
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Charles, Tokarcayk
Robert Jeyes
Erie
Batch
Tokarovic
Ralph Scouse
Tokarczyk
Jack Martin
Garl Englert
Free enterprise defined by Truman in presidential remarks
President Truman offered a concise defense of free competitive enterprise, saying individuals are free to choose their work and to be rewarded by productivity. He argued government must not unduly interfere, that socialized and free enterprise cannot coexist, and that losses or gains belong to the participant within lawful rules.
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Truman
President Truman
Jamestown Contingent Sails for Sweden on Erik Line
Fortythree Jamestown residents left Wednesday night for Sweden aboard the M.S. Gripsholm, part of the Swedish American Line's travel list. The Erie terminal in New York was crowded with relatives as families of three or four, including children, prepared for peacetime travel. Some will stay weeks, others may not return until fall.
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Jamestown
Sweden
Erie
New York Harbor
Erie Terminal
New York
M.S. Gripsholm
Goiter Types and Treatments From the Medical Society
The article explains goiter as a thyroid enlargement with three main types: colloid, large adenomatous, and toxic. it notes exophthalmic goiter causes eye protrusion and can affect voice, breathing, and swallowing. Untreated cases risk heart, liver, and nerve damage. Iodized salt reduces goiter incidence in iodine-poor areas.
Kidnap Charge Dismissed Against Foster Mother
A Rochester case ends with Jessica Steen dropping a kidnapping count against Mrs. Jessie Green. The foster mother pleads guilty to criminal contempt of court, conditional on obeying a 1946 Buffalo ruling that awarded custody of a boy to his father in Olean. Defense argues the mother acted believing she was acting for the boy.
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Little Valley
Mareh Rand Usp
Jessie
Steen
Rochestey
Gounty
Orla E. Black
State Supreme Court
Buffalo
Olean
Joseph Bartoleste
Ben Solin
Rochester
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Fils
John 8. Fisher
Carry Hospital
Les Sblature
Bfarkshore
George Ricker
Hamilton
Ohio
J.C. Shamsurg
West Pleasant Street
U. S
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Angel
Harring
Carl Eisenmans - Florists
North Centar Street
Donna Deans
Schraftt
Mary Lincoln
Brad Shamburg
Foster E
Davis & Son
North Center
Carroll's
Powell
Powell Consumer
Ee Gens, JR
Goa
Weat and Tong
Fay
Motor Service
Tire Service
Esa
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton St
Carry
the ‘Medical Society of the State of
Fok Fennestella
Bill Wilcox
LEED
Pullman
Sale! Iron Board
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