Cory High School names new principal for 1925 26 term
Twenty years ago the Cory Board of Exication named Howard J. Sheen, a six year faculty member, principal of Cory High School for the 1925 26 term. Also noted is a local accident where Consick Morrell was badly injured leaping from a moving vehicle at Venango Public Services on North Center Street.
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Ae Howard J. Sheen
Cory High School
Board of Exication
Consick Morrell
Catinenvans
Venango Public Services Corporation
North Center Street
Mavirme Je
Electric shock treatment hailed for mental disorders gains traction
Report cites growing use of electroshock as a treatment for melancholia and depressive types, with hospital data showing up to 70 percent recoveries in somber cases. Earlier methods using insulin or methravol faded. patient ages ranged from 15 to mid-40s, with varying numbers of sessions. Also notes legal actions over contempt of Congress tied to destruction of subpoenaed papers and ongoing indictments for officials in a separate inquiry.
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Crouken, Jr
American Bay Association
Qummerce
Senate
Townsend
Howe
Roosevelt
Congress
Seven Quiz Adventures Hidden in Classifieds
Readers tested on geography history and culture as the page invites to turn to Classified Page for the correct winners and answers. Questions probe Mungo Park Africa Ernie Pyle ship raising the flag photographer proverb about eggs Broadway plays generals at Waterloo and Wake Island year and presidents nicknames.
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Mungo
Ernie Pyle
Maritime Commission
Twoshina
van Jongest
Abie
Tobaucw
Waterloo
Wake Island
Shovel crushes Tylersburg man at coal mine
Emerson Waldo Marshall, 60, of Tylersburg, was crushed when a power shovel bucket swung and pinned him against a coal vein at the G. A. Stiles Coal Co mine. Coroner H. W. Wellman ruled accidental death. Surviving are wife Anni and children James, Oberth, and Vaughn.
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Emerson Waldo Marshall
Tylersburg
G. A. Stiles Coal Company
H. W. Wellman
St. Petersburg
Clarioy County
Man Seriously Hurt When Bottle Explodes in Town
John Fitch suffered a severe injury while supervising rubbish burning on the town's east side. A bottle exploded, severing an artery and shattering glass, but Frank Moss helped rush him to Dr. J. B. Janis. Fitch recovered enough to be out again.
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Vameran Sns
MI 2
John Fitch
Prank Moss
J. B. Janis
Fitch
Janis
Mass
Widow Notified of Son in Combat Death in War
Mrs Mloretice Hagstrom was informed by the War Department that her son Corporal Theodore Hagstrom, serving with the combat engineers Kinawa, died in action in April during wartime in Jamestown district May 25.
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Jamestown
Mloretice Hagstrom
War Department
Pio
Theodore Hagstrom
Combat Engineers
Kinawa
Jamestown Area Loses 128th Youth in War Toll
Private Hagstrom among 128 Jamestown boys killed in action as the community notes 392 men from the area have died in the war, with many wounded and others missing or held as prisoners.
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Hagstrom
Jamestown
Contempt Proceedings in Congress and Press Freedom Debated
Washington reports note the House contempt case against Albert Deutsch over veterans hospital administration sources is dropped. The article contrasts press secrecy with congressional inquiry rights, citing Kilbourn v Thompson and cases involving Daugherty Sinclair and others to illustrate limits and authority in investigations and witness refusals.
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Washington
House
Albert Deutsch
New York City
S “P.M
Wilners
Deutsch
Duetsch
PB. M
Kilbourn
Congressional
Harry M. Daugherty
Mally S. Daugherty
Senate
Daugherty
Harry F. Sinclair
Supreme Court
W. P. Mc
Suffer Less War Note on Headaches Linked to Vision
A health report states that people who are heavier in build suffer fewer headaches from visual defects compared with thinner individuals. The finding suggests body type may influence headache incidence related to vision.
State Police Mirror Rule Cited for Safe Driving
State Police emphasize rear view mirrors must reflect at least 200 feet to the rear and drivers must observe conditions before stopping slowing or passing turning or changing driving. Inattentive mirrors may cause a serious accident. Corry High School Alumni Association will meet at the Junior High School on Wednesday evening June 10.
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Corry High School
Funeral Service for Local Resident Suffers Loss in War
An obituary notes the death of Arthur, a son of the family, killed in action in the South Pacific. The message lists survivors including Nay, Herifort, N.C) Alice and Harriet Marshal, and three grandchildren. The family received notice of the death in 201% and plans a funeral at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Tylersbury Methodist Church.
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Herifort
N.C
Alice
Harriet Marshal
Arthur
South Pacific
Tylersbury Methodist Church
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Warren Ross
Cony High Ick
Chicago
John, Person
Williamsport
Ross Pehlman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Al's
Corry
Meadville
Cavalry
Al's Clothes Shop
Bernstein Bros
N. Center St
Smatier
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Powell Motor Co
NEW York State Dairy
Clearfield
Maxwell House
Pillsbury
Atlantic Motor Oil
Simoniz
Company A
Pennnsylvania State Guard
Iwo Jima
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pennsylvania State Guard
Eddie Dew
Virginia
McCraws
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