Roosevelt Fourth Term Fight Rumors Stir In 1944 Debate
Readers confront rumors of Alfred E. Smith returning to power and James Farley's political stance shifting if Roosevelt seeks a fourth term. The piece reviews Smith Roosevelt tensions, Farley’s possible roles, and New York political currents shaping a potential renomination battle.
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Charles Michelson
Harly
Roosevelt
Farley
Dewey
Saon Naames
Washington
Pwo
Huis
New York
Alfred B. Smith
James A. Farley
Smith
Thay
New York State
Thomas J. Dewey
Republcan
Purley
Parley
Kiwanis Clinic to Open at Corry Hospital
Twenty years ago Kiwanis Club preparations begin for a free clinic at Corry Hospital to operate at regular intervals, with support from clinic doctors and hospital officials.
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Kiwanis Club
Corry Hospital
Mushroom poisoning risks warned by Medical Society
The Daily Dozen notes edible mushrooms can resemble poisonous toadstools. It states many suffer severe abdominal pain nausea and vomiting within hours. Prostration can lead to death in 5 to 8 days and warns inexperienced collectors to beware of pinkish ill under the cap.
George Ade Dies At 78 Famed American Humorist
George Ade renowned Hoosier author and humorist died in Brook Inn after a long illness and a series of heart attacks. Ade, 78, wrote the Fables in Slang and created works across newspapers magazines books plays and movies. He joked his father sent him to engineering school to start a literary career.
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Ade
Only One Man in Fredonia College Class Weeded by War
The 1944 graduating class at Fredonia College contains a single male graduate, Arthur K. Kaine of 10 East Green Street, who would not have been a student if not for a medical discharge after months of Army service. The class is noted as among the smallest in years, reflecting wartime requirements on young men nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burene Holman
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
America
United States
Ganga
Bapregin
Arthur K. Kaine
East Green Street
Adam and Alani Complain of Ulcer Pain After Apple
A reader questions if Adam could eat the apple given stomach ulcer pains. The ad promotes Udga Tablets for relief of indigestion gas heartburn and acid related discomfort with a double your money back offer at Rexall Drug Stores and other drug stores.
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Adam
Rexall Drug Store
Erie Probation Officer Candidate Ed ward J. Allen
Erie patrolman Ed ward J. Allen emerged as a likely candidate for county probation officer after Harold P. Durdon’s death. President Judge Miles B. Kitts and Judge Elmer Ivans will appoint one or more. Allen cites talks with Judge Kitts who favors two appointees for office and field work due to heavy duties.
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Erie
Edward J. Allen
Rce Police Department
Erie County
Harold P. Durdon
Allen
Miles B. Kitts
Elmer Ivans
Kitts
Judge Kitts
Court House
Alan
Carl Hagman Former Resident Dies at Jamestown
Carl Hagman a former resident who lived on 14 Grandin Street for six years died yesterday at his Jamestown home after a yearlong hospitalization. Survived by two grandchildren Patricia and Richard Hunt both of this city. Services will be held Friday at 3:30 PM at Henderson Lincoln Funeral Home in Jamestown.
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Gertmama
Syeu
Grande
Merritt Hunt
Jamestown
Grandin
How’s Your I Q A Classified Puzzle From 1940s
The page poses seven questions from a vintage classified quiz. Topics include geography, science, instruments, and true false items. Answers are requested from readers turning to the classified section for corrections and solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Russia
U. S
James L. Fly
Greater Antilles
United States
Accused Hit Run Driver on Bail in Jamestown
Clifford Graham 40 of Bleckville charged with criminal negligence in the death of Mrs. Inez Johnson. He was released on a $5,000 surety bond after a city court appearance before Judge Allen. The case was held for the Mayville grand jury as attorney Michael D. Lombardo entered a not guilty plea for Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Clifford Graham
Bleckville
Inez Johnson
Mayville
Michael D. Lombardo
Graham
Allen
Barger
Edwin G.o'connor
Bargar
Rye
Auro
Plans to Sell Bank Assets at Dunkirk Hearing
In Dunkirk on May 1 the final hearing over the disposition of the old Merchants Bank assets will be presided by Clinton Horton, ex supreme court justice, at city hall. Assets include Greencrest development lots, Lake voltage colony plots, and some uncollectable accounts with an auction date to be set.
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Dunkirk
Clinton
Horton
Supreme Court
Merchants Bank
City Hall
Greencrest
Lake Voltage Colony
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Focal
Corry
Adfande
Hightech
Vendal
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Justine
Inino
Elton
W. Washington St
Corry, Pa
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Ohh
Hammond
Cabl E
Dean
Thomas Mullen
Pine Valley
Corry Country Club
Corry High
Warren
Jiast Wye
Salvation Army
North Corry
Genter
Columbus Ave
W.L. Armitage
Phang
Daily Dozen
Prom the Medial Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
George Ade
Fredonia College
Dundon
Carl Hagman
I. Q
Rce
POLK
Dulaney
Windsor
California
Johnson
Baker Street
Luscious Solars
IME Cocacola Company
Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Bee
Hs Sih
Abe
Coca-Cola
Pur Coes
Obie
Plu aNr
Newark
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