Need for Full Cooperation in Civilian Defense
The Pittsburgh Post Gazette urges broad community cooperation for civilian defense in Allegheny County. A Tuesday test of the central control system showed it worked, but 11 of 150 entities failed to report. One steel plant delayed an alert and did not relay it to others. Officials called the noncooperators unpatriotic or bull headed, urging civic duty to avert potentially severe consequences if air raids occur.
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Corry
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Post-Gazelle
Allegheny County
Aler
Allegheny County Defense Council
Hal
Pittsburgh
Defense Council
Money to Save in 1929 Economy Highlighted
The article notes Americans saved record amounts in March reaching 106 billion dollars, up from about 83 billion in 1929. It cites government price control and war-material production as factors creating saving opportunities and recommends war bonds and home investments as sound choices for secure savings.
Peace Day Reflected Amid War News and Red Cross Milestone
The piece notes Peace Day often observed on May 18 but displaced this year by war concerns. It highlights the American Red Cross centennial celebration and Lindbergh’s May 11 1927 flight to Paris as era-defining feats. It laments continued war talk and questions how long true peace can be celebrated.
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American Red Cross
Lindbergh
Paris
Twenty Years Ago From Journal May 28 1822
Announcements from Corry and Columbus Traction Co indicate service to Columbus will start May and operate evenings Monday Tuesday and Friday. A separate note mentions a Republican assemblyman candidate by 300 vote margin. A bank burglar alarm and Gridley machine workers strike are reported, with car deliveries and a school commencement planned. John Swanson dies at 62, formerly with the Rightland Manufacturing plant for seventeen years.
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Corry and Columbus Traction Company
Mont Aiy
Columbus
Trevall
Doctors as novelists in literary history
Many physicians have become writers including Rabelais, Cervantes, Freud, Charcot, Keats, and Sherlock Holmes creator Arthur Conan Doyle. The article notes physicians like Sue, Schnitzer, Munthe and others practiced medicine while pursuing fiction. It emphasizes medical training in observation and deduction and cites modern physicians turning to novels.
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Rabelais
Schiller
Sue
Schnitzer
Cervaniles
Don Quixote
Sigmund Freud
Havelock Ells
Jean Charcot
Smoller
Goldsmith
Lemuel Butler
Keats
Shelley
Warwick Deeping
W. Somerset Maughem
Cranin
Arthur Congu Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Azel Munthe
Hugh Wynne
Philadelphia
Mfe
Daily Quiz How Many Can You Answer Today
A fragmented quiz item lists ten questions on politics, science, aviation, and language with garbled phrasing. It includes references to a Thoiah National Congress, a former business figure, a federally seized plant, ambassadors, citizenship, and common English errors, all in a knocking about newspaper quiz format.
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Thoiah National Congress Party
Donald Nelson
Sacronautics
Alexander W. Weddell
TW. Si
Spain
United States
General Smite
Baltimore
Wiley Post
Canada
Large crowd attends Rev Love's first high mass
A large gathering packed the church for the first solemn high mass celebrated by Rev. John Willem Love, son of Mr and Mrs John Love of Best Congress Street, with Rev. Father Bechler delivering the sermon. Many parishioners and friends joined a reception at St Edward's hall afterward, presenting Father Love with a substantial purse.
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Cnet
Sty Thomas
John Willem Love
Wid
John &. Love
Best Congress, Street
Edifee
Father Love
Joseph P. Hurley
St. Augustine
Mia
Miami
Lake Worth
SL. Thoms
Pr Love
Payter
Fullenob
St. Thomas
Jane Afyertoon
S. Thomas Clurah
Maugaret Blair
John D. Bisin
James Dalley
Wa Ratt Stiles
Rowan
Mis
Prank Batder
Stella Barty
Mayile Keefe
Aid Mes
N. Dell Darling
A Mt Hess
Erle
Wd Mes
Psyt Mudhelin
Mercer
Mery Downey
Olean
Kerrtown lad drowns in spring near home
Meadville P a May 10 four year old Wallace Engle Mead son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mead Reynolds Road Kerrtown died after a mud castle play accident near a spring behind the Most home. His mother found his wagon by the spring about 1900 feet from the rear of the house and the child was recovered and pronounced dead.
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Meadville
Wallace Engere Mead
Lloyd Mead
Reynolds Road
Kerrtown
Tiefchild
J. M. Kinnunen
Lvonne Mead
DuBois Man Killed by Train at Bradford
Brakemen found a man identified as Thomas James Williams of DuBois on the Baltimore and Ohio Westbound track between North and Elm streets at 1 05 Saturday morning. It is believed he hopped the 12 50 a m Ayer near the station in Main Street and fell between the cars after the train passed over the North street crossing. O M Hushes of Buffalo spent the weekend with family in Sorey.
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Bravrumy
Thoms James Williams
DuBois
Baltimore
Ohio Railroad
Elm Streets
Gas Thieves Targeting Fuel At Federal Housing Development
Early morning report describes two or three men aged 20 to 22 siphoning gasoline from a car at a federal housing complex in Palmyra. Victim Daugherty startled the thieves as they fled toward Raymond Avenue. police and patrolmen searched the area. He notes thefts have occurred in recent weeks and authorities plan periodic checks to curb the pilfering.
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Potter
Huyer
Muta Mobile
Victor Daugherhs
Raymond Aves
Ross Mead
Job Cillen
Daugherty
Friviaven
Ridgway Traffic Signal Wrecked by Truck
A large truck owned by Iconmar Manufacturing Co of East Palestine Ohio struck the Main and Brod streets traffic signal in Ridgway causing extensive damage. Driver James Knepper 14 of Must Live cel Wo escaped with slight injuries. Truck damage estimated at 150 dollars. Top of tower destroyed and borough removing concrete base. Police signal lights at the tower and in West Ridgway disrupted.
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Main
Brod Streets
Iconmar Manufcturing Co
East Palestine
Ohio
James HO Knepper
Must Live
Further Drop in Relief Cases Reported in February
The weekly relief report shows 50810 cases remain statewide with total expenditures falling. Grants and aid totaled 246902 for the week, while total benefits issued reach 87449 and new applications are noted by county offices amid ongoing assistance programs.
Kane Selectees Feted At Dinner Saturday
Kane Pa May 16 local board lists 147 men from Kane selected for physical examination next week. A dinner at the New Thomas hotel honored the selectees, each guest receiving a gift from the committee as part of a plan to recognize Kane men in service with hometown remembrance.
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Kane
Rom Kane Uid
Ates Mo
Howe Town
Train Derailment Smells Out 15 Cars Near Meadvile
A wreck derailed 15 cars near Meadvile closing a Southbound track. Cars from Great Lakes origins bound for Pittsburgh were affected. Authorities reported the derailment caused a nine hour blockage and significant rail disruption.
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Meadvile
Springboro
Great Lakes
Pivioburgh
Kailrord
Uyorth
The Man Who Can Win Harr’s Platform Augal
Platform outlines Roosevelt administration support to win the war and reduce state taxes to boost federal funding. Proposes education reform with higher state school funding and an equitable district relief fund. Calls for postwar industrial planning, veterans’ security, fair freight rates, rural welfare, coal industry promotion, and a modernized Pennsylvania Constitution. Includes emphasis on farmers, labor, and state services.
Attorney Culbertson Commissioned in Army Rank
Attorney Lelind J. Culbertson was commissioned as major in the administrative department of the United States Army on Friday, May 85, as part of Keystone Mid none Wares.
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Lelind J. Culbertson
United States Army
Pittsburgh Market Report Mixed With Beef and Produce Prices
Markets show moderate demand at Pittsburgh with apples and other produce steady. Idaho russets and Katahdins price ranges noted alongside Maine Chippewas. Buffalo livestock market cites hogs and cattle with varied offerings and steady to mixed prices. New York and national market roundups report modest recoveries and noon quotes in several major stocks and commodities.
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Pittsburgh
Ises
Virginia
Maine Chipyewas
Idaho
Russet Burbarks
Provida
Texas
Bliss
Florida
Katahdins
Associated Press
New York
American Can American
Anaconda Atlantic
Bendty Aviation Retiehem Steel
Boeing
Chrysler
Coombra
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
National Dairy
Gentral
Northern Pacific
Paramount
Penne RR
Benny Ysicensess
Socony
Studebaker
Stel Westinghouse
Eletria Wookworth
Youngstown 8 & T .Y
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Corry Evening Journal
Michel Tully
Westmouth Street
Curry
A. A
Carry Pa
Magor
Norh Center Street
Pyrteen
Standad Automile Products Company
Imploves
Corry Mem
Ity
Flies
Russell
Jordan Cars
Lita
Jordan
Tg T
G. Crane
Edinboro
John Swanson
Concord Street
Roy
Swanson
Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Dad Cur
Love
O. M. Hushes
Buffalo
Sorey
Fairhaven
Luther Harr
Harr
Roosevelt
National Administration
Dueer
Mille Trust
Labor
Pennsylvania
Pensylvania
Vlage
Fair Freight
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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A.J. Alkens Motor Sales
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Bastetree
Thynke
Dawahort
Brewster Aeronautical Corp
D. F. Bay
Union of South Africa
Harold Gutty
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Busines
Enterime Army
Rurke's
North Center St
Bele
Davenport
Enbir Tequire
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EL. Pac
W. F. Crosby
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Soni
Pleasant Street
Gaiavid
Norin
Spencer's Mills
Condo's
Golden Seeds
Doane's Hardware
W. Mainst
Boatta
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Bond St
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Tom
Gary
West Church
Ira
Furniaee
Warage
W. Smith St
Hess
Tugulre
Erma W. Litiscott
Emma W. Lingentt
Corny
Erie County
Register of Wills
B. Edwards
Ant West Pleasant Street
Roper M. Brown
Allopney National Bank
Corry, Pa
MM. Fox
Thoms PF. Fox
D. A. Fox
Pearl F Woornies
Piaintiffs
W.L. Fox
Equity
Pennsylvani
Seneca Street
Seneca
Amienné
Iden B. Mattland
Wwe
Drug Dial
Horry, FA
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Aero Supply
Aransas
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