Corry Evening Journal resembles early 20th century local paper
The Corry Evening Journal lists publishing details for Corry Pennsylvania and prints a lengthy critique by Tyrannis William Green on Italian fascism and Mussolini. The piece condemns Fascism as a threat to democracy, personal freedom, and private initiative, contrasting it with American liberal values and criticizing Americans who praise tyranny.
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William Green
Aieritan Federation of Labor
Smidle
Teader
Speuldie
Mussolini
Payal
Sawyer
Italy
America
Massachusetts Compulsory Auto Insurance Shows Early Decrease
Massichusetts compulsory automobile liability insurance began January 1. State registrar notes fewer motor car accidents through April, but cautions against reading too much from early data. By May 1 two people were killed in the state this year versus two last year, a small decrease. Insurance is not sold as a safety measure but as a way to ensure damages are paid by financially responsible drivers.
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Massichisetts
Hie
Registrar of Motor Whietel
ASA
Niy
Huffalo
Couri
Esepres
Work of Red Cross in Time of Disasters Outlined
Rodney Dutcher outlines Red Cross roles in disasters highlighting preparation, relief work, medical aid, shelter, and coordination with local agencies. The piece notes the organization’s expanding scope across events and the importance of trained volunteers and rapid response in crises.
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RED Cross
Chicago Red Cross disaster relief plan detailed in 1927 context
The article outlines Red Cross disaster relief structure centered on organized chapters, disaster relief committees, and national coordination. It notes calls for food shelter clothing and medical aid, with chairmen coordinating with Washington and local leaders, plus the use of division offices in Chicago and other hubs to mobilize resources.
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Corfeiow
Mississippi
Red Cross
Lisaters
Bach
Washington
Dan P
Capital Division
Chicago
Navy Brixlinés
Bos
Paciny
San Prinieisco
Atlanta
Southwester
St. Louis
Saben
Vanzetti
Nevney
New York
Virel
Netea
Ay Figlahert
Fire department appointment and graduation list noted
Twenty years ago Chronicle item reports James Mulheim named to the fire department replacing J Weaver who resigned, plus Fred. The School Board confirms Miss Mary L Brewne’s graduation list of nineteen seniors led by MEM Raymond. Measles illness hits Master Dean and Aloon Nias rents home to Marc Tiffany to Reverend Billings.
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James Mulheim
J. Weaver
Fred
Mary L. Brewne
West Washington Street
Amon
Aloon Nias
Marc Tiffany
Rev. Billings
Diamond named as second hardest by Liberty
Liberty declares the needlelike tact diamond the second hardest substance after the trinspucent white diamond and notes it cannot be polished due to extreme hardness.
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Liberty
Which is the longer steamer route and nearer distances
Answers compare ocean routes and rail distances. Manila from San Francisco 7161 miles, Yokohama 5224. Stockholm to Constantinople 2520? miles, London to Constantinople 2197. Vienna distance 5909. Vladivostok 1135 miles, Yokohama 1199. Baltimore is nearer than Boston. Detroit to Washington 603 miles, Detroit to New York 648. Seattle to Philadelphia 2013, to New York 3107. Paris to London 282 miles, New York to Washington 297.
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San Francisco
Yokobiamna
San Frantiseo
Manila
Epsay
Ahor Sr Inp
Stockholm
Consantinople
London
Constantinople
Bostin
Panama Canal
Berlin
Paris
Vienna
New York
Chiago
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Seattle
Philadelphia
Pari
Yokohama
Vindivostok
Fort LeHoud Chapter to Hold May Meeting in Corry
Local Fort LeHoud Chapter Daughters of the American Colonists prepares for their quarterly meeting in Corry on Saturday May 29. The event will include a program featuring men and a ceremonial agenda. Kathleen Harrington, a well known local figure, dies after fourteen years of illness. funeral arrangements listed for St Mathing Church in Fredth Preek.
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Fort LeHoud
Daughters of the American Colonists
Theay
Huration
Kathleen Harrington
Preith Creel
Yoo'clonk
Tarringtomn
Ed Hyeringtas
Sieets Corry
Huntingtoi
Glevelath
May Sagthin
St Mathing Church
Fredth
Dinner Dance at Vets' Home in West Washington Street
On Wednesday evening the Lark Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and their families will enjoy a fine dinner at their home on West Washington Street. Those not yet solicited are asked to attend. Dancing will follow the menu. Members of the Auxiliary Post and friends are invited.
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Lark Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Washington Street
Immorality case abroad as youth abductors faced in Pittsburgh
A federal court in Pittsburgh today heard Ruth Parlins and Theodore Bates, both imprisoned in Fawiard County jail, charged after a conviction for abducting 16 year old Princ e G. Lindsey from Sharon to Younusville for immoral purposes.
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Seritenre
Eiktt Montis
Fawiard County
Ruth Parlins
Theodore Bates
Pittsburgh
Prince G. Lindsey
Sharon
Younusville
Lift Sheffield health ban eases as schools reopen
Sunday schools were quiet as voluntary quarantine for scarlet fever ended. Sheffield Public Schools reopen with students back in class and staff resuming duties. The Utopian Theatre opens with a matinee for children, skating rink bans lifted, and next Sunday services resume. Classified ads note room arrangements and occupancy details.
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Shefiield
Sheffield
Rlin
Skatsing
Shemuell
Tas Heey Worderfil
Schfiols
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Cony Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Colegrove Arthur
Colegrove
Tyrannis
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
May
Fey Unibes
Rel Crys
Civic Thrift
Sue Supers
White House
Nsw
Godness
Mem
Raymond
Vladivostok
Shanghai
Forest Mills
Frank C
Cua & Sons N
Center St
Will
VETS
Japan Tea
Firestone
Oldfield
Akron
Forbes & Spaulding Corry
Jacobs & Moran Corry
Columbs Garage
Columbus
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