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Morse Centenary Telegrap h Anniversary Observance
May 24 marks the one hundredth anniversary of the electric telegraph. Congress will honor Samuel Morse whose work enabled rapid communication by electricity. The event recalls Morse’s struggles, early backing, and the 1844 Washington Baltimore line aided by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Major telegraph and railroad firms join in sponsoring ceremonies.
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Sweden's Neutrality Affects Its War Dilemma In Europe
James D. Wait reports from Washington on Sweden's 131 years of peace and the tightrope of neutrality. Surrounded by Nazi forces, Sweden risks bombers and invasion while balancing trade with Allies and Axis. The piece notes shipments of bearings and steel, Allied pressure, and Sweden's cautious stance as war shifts.
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Thrifty Railroads and Indiana Literary Center Debated
The Minneapolis and St Louis railroad, long in receivership, retires a 2 028 000 banded debt signaling thrift as a tool against inflation. The piece weighs poetic praise on Indiana authors, noting Ade and fellow writers shaping the state’s literary standing and compares regional centers, concluding New York often leads but national literary leadership remains unsettled.
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Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Mankind has long sought pain relief with early medicines from herbs and flowers. Narcotic plants like poppy, mandragora, and hemp produced numbness or intoxication. The Peruvian chinchona leaves and other substances were used to dull pain. Fourteenth century surgeons prescribed opium and Henry Hickman in 1850s explored carbon dioxide as an anesthetic, though the medical field hesitated to adopt his method. Hickman died before his ideas spread.
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Quiz clues from a classified page prompt readers
A fragmented exam style prompt asks a reader to answer seven questions from a classified page. It includes queries about tax filing relief, Bean Town nickname, Asiatic classification of Filipinos, Stefan Zweig biography of a French queen, art of skinning and taxidermy, a Japanese disaster in 10232, and a definition and literary references including LST and Sherlock Holmes.
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Wartime wages drive inflation and labor unrest
A fragmented text warns that soaring wages fuel higher living costs and price rises, deepening strain on workers and the nation. It argues governments and labor groups must avoid unwise demands, or risk worsening shortages and wartime production pressures.
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Voice of the People critiques school cafeteria meals
A reader describes inspecting the Junior High cafeteria and reports 207 students and staff were served daily meals including pork entree spaghetti and string beans salad and homemade chicken noodle soup. The cook prepared meals with help from two assistants during the noon hour and 5290 meals were served in March and April.
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Corry Schools Adopt 6 3 Plan and Single Sessions
Twenty years ago Corry schools voted to adopt a 6 3 plan for education with single sessions at the High School to serve both Hunter and Senior High classes until the new Junior High is ready in Second Ward. A clash over High School Alumni Association funding ended with a legal opinion against the appropriation and board action to abolish the $25 yearly gift.
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Erie Man Held by Police in Theft
Erie man Hein, a former Rapid Transit Company employee, confessed to stealing $58 from the 1290 Sasenfras Street office. He is held in Erie County prison pending a hearing before Alderman William F. Heisler at 4 p.m. Thursday. Hein has a prior criminal record and previously lived in Philadelphia.
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Hearing Set In Assault Case In Erie
In Erie on May 7, Lee, charged with criminally assaulting 27 year old Mrs Hilda Miller at her East 12th street home, will have a hearing at 2 PM Thursday before Alderman Thomas McCarty. Lee is in the county prison as Deitien McLaughlin assistant district attorney who just returned from FBI laboratories says evidence links Lee to the crime through clothing and botanists and chemists are said to have conclusive proof.
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County Defense Chiefs Seek Soldiers Vote Instructions
County defense council chairmen gathered in Harrisburg to receive guidance from state officials on a statewide canvass of armed forces voters under Pennsylvania's G T vote plan. Governor Martin and Defense Director Dr Ralph Cooper Hutchison outlined steps to collect service members names and prepare ballots for a likely July 4 military ballot day, with the actual canvass set to start June 14 pending final word.
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False Car Report Leads to $25 Fine in Jamestown
Wallace E. Arnold, 18, reported his car stolen on May 13, but detectives recovered the sedan at 10 20 a.m. The driver claimed Arnold gave permission to use the car. Arnold admitted making a false report and was fined $25 by Judge Allen Bargex in city court.
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Posthumous Navy Medal for Aliquippa Seaman
James Putt Campbell of Aliquippa was killed when his ship was torpedoed. He received the Marine's Medal posthumously, the first such award since Congress authorized it as the Merchant Marines’ counterpart to the Purple Heart.
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Union City Boy Listed Killed in Italian Action
Union City May 23 Mrs Marion Soaty Meadville Road has been notified that her only son Pro Robert Sort aged 19 was killed in action in Italy May 1. The War Department in Washington sent the message. Robert a 1943 graduate was inducted June 17 and trained at Camp Croft South Carolina. His company engaged the enemy on many missions in the Italian war theater. Survived by his parents and two sisters Vivella a high school junior Vivietta in the fifth grade and Janet in the Conrad building.
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Kane Officer Listed as War Prisoner
Second Lieutenant Robert A. Butler of Elkavetine, son of A L Butler, was officially reported as a prisoner of war by the German government in a message to the U S Army adjutant general received yesterday. The Red Cross transmitted the report and promised further details soon. Butler belonged to the largest Allied air army before being listed missing.
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