Mikado selections highlight Cities Service program tonight
The Cities Service program features Gilbert and Sullivan highlights sung by a ensemble with Lucille Manners soprano Ass Graham baritone and the chorus and orchestra conducted by Dr Franke Black NBC Red tonight at 7 Also on the bill Miss Manners performs Foster's Beautiful Dreamer and other numbers Graham sings The Heart Bow’d Down and the orchestra will perform Granger Mode Morris and other pieces Columes network headliners include Be lieve It Or Not and Manhattan Masquerade with CBS and NBC listings through the night and a note on the Belmont Stakes coverage
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Local Constabulary Deployments and Community Notices
Two Pennsylvania state constabulary troopers arrived in the city to be stationed indefinitely for local law enforcement. Creeks on Hare Creek Road near Corry will begin survey work. a four mile stretch toward New York is under planning. A teen boy injured jumping from a beam died in Corry hospital. German helmet awards go to Mrs. J. J. Desmond, Miss Belle Keim, and Mrs. Eva McCray. Boy Scouts honored with helmets: Donald Shving, Robert Lewis, Warren Sutton, Milford Lemon, Summer Bentley. Ray Coles suffers a severe arm injury at Boward Tannery due to a machine incident. Highlanders speakers Capt. Lite, Capt. Rogers, Lieut. Wellman, Paul DeRosay, and Peter Saunders will speak at the Elks Building tonight.
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Corry Urges County Vote For Fair Share In Election
As the Pau primary nears, Corry calls on both major parties to demand better recognition from Erie County. Local residents bitterly note county officials rarely visit Corry except during elections, accusing them of neglect and promising help only for next year. The piece urges turnout and persistent advocacy to secure county aid for Corry and Camp and other boroughs.
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Daily Dozen Diet Advice From Medical Society
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania comes guidance on sound eating. The piece urges sensible meals and warns against overcomplicating nutrition while stressing that most health issues arise from improper diets rather than famine.
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Classified quiz questions test prompt and tone
A list of quiz prompts asks for factual answers about capitals, micrometers, citizenship by marriage, pronunciation, Dutch premier, presidential war powers, acoustics, French Guiana locations, a math product, and adolescence. It references a classified page for answers and includes multiple choice style items and typographical errors.
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Milk price and federal milk order case looms for Corry readers
Corry residents and dairy men await a U S Supreme Court ruling on the New York state invalidation of the federal milk marketing order. Supporters say a favorable decision will stabilize prices, boost producer income, and support local business, while critics warn of broader economic impact.
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Bruce Catton in Washington on WPA politics
In Washington on May 19, Bruce Catton interviews Howard Hunter deputy administrator of WPA. Hunter argues federal control is safer than local political manipulation and notes tightening laws since a measure banning jobs for politics. He warns turning the program back to states risks ineffective relief and broader politicization.
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Relief relief and need for aid in Covi Tu letter
Mr Call on relief loads prompts a response from M N Rooney asking why elderly citizens find relief denied. The writer laments five week waits, hunger risks, and Commonwealth prosecutions over arsenic cases while many single men and women receive relief or work aid. Rooney urges immediate assistance and sane relief policy.
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