United Yet Divided By Local Debates And Events
A sprawling, fragmentary rural city page covers politics, street plans, and social notes. It notes Truman polling among farmers, debates over paving and street improvements, and council methods, with veteran hire disputes, union activity, and wartime demobilization stories. The muddled items include cemetery concerns, tax and salary discussions, meter experiments, and local families reuniting after service.
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de Loyma
Iuchuon Wytstekr
Mlb
Pine Drove
Houghtling
Truman
Perress
White
Ama
Imdertiukieus
Taovia
Council
Barnett Tarvis
West Malin
Miles McGrsiy
Twenty Years Ago in Corry Public Schools and Local Affairs
A May 20 retrospective notes Halph Dewey as Corry High School principal and four-year term superintendent, outlines a 17 mill levy plus 9 per capita tax, and a 1426-27 budget of 100,930. It reports Library Building funding opposition, a Chamber of Commerce debate, and veteran luncheon at Hotel Cony. Also mentions Paty Mont, Verne Grong, and a May 23, 1918 birth with a fatal injury at Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cme
Ney
Dino Gustafson
Spring Creek
John Robert
ETO
Pacific
Tino
Howard
East Main Street
Durin
Pétinsylvania
Muetl Cotmmment
Ubis
Mle
Dew Anlmens
Drla
Ant Jeter
jHe
U.S
Aken
Halph
Dewey
Fane
Chdal
Gnd
Corry
Gorry
Board of Education
Injunctions in Labor Disputes Debate and History
The article surveys injunctions against labor unrest, tracing bills and acts from 1942 to Norris LaGuardia and Clayton Act precedents. It notes protections for peaceful assembly, outlines secondary boycotts, and explains court powers to issue restraints where irreparable harm may occur amid perishable goods disputes. It also covers legislative reception, executive views, and the spread of injunction practice across state courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate Education and Tabor
Ball-Smith-Taft
Heder
Batly
Équid
Tabor
Supreme Court
Holmes
Brandeis
Clarke, Jr
Hoover
Army
Mitchell
Machin
Van
Long Range Boom Predicted By Business Survey
New York May 30 Modern Industry magazine reports a long-range boom predicted by a business survey. It foresees sustained demand and rising production through 1951 with a four to six year expansion, led by postwar auto and building industries and tied to world trade and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Modern Industry
Norman
Wihauk
Tyes
Unclear fragment from historical line reads unreadable
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases and missing context about a person or event, with no discernible names, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent news item.
Missing Diamond Recovered From Bed In Detective Case
A diamond ring weighing about seven percent of a carat with a $600 value was found under a bed following a probe by detectives and the State Police. Mrs Miller had returned from Hamburg and learned the ring was missing from a sister, leading to police involvement and a recovery from an employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamarrinworn
Focal Detective Bureau
Mars
William Miller
Cay
Milley
Hamburg
B.cr
Ims
Mill
Faye
Fresh Air and Ventilation Quotes From Medical Society
A scrambled excerpt discusses the value of ventilation and fresh air citing Benjamin Franklin and Florence Nightingale. It mentions ideal room temperatures around 65 to 66 degrees Fahrenheit, notes increased susceptibility to infections as temperatures rise, and argues for opening windows to improve air flow while warning against stale night air and drafts.
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Benjamin Franklin
Pennsyvaniah
America
Edward Livistone Trudeau
Florence Nightingale
Betes Trudeau
Alphi
How's Your IQ Seven Questions From Classified Page
The page poses quirky trivia items about veteran rights, a live bomb location near a British royal palace, a federal pay scale study, and misc questions on actors, history, chemistry. It asks for the correct answers to ten items, including who died in California and cabinet salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apl
Naitte
Bcorris
Keystone Comeries
Montis
California
Lot
Memorial Day Plans by Vets and Bands
Veterans groups finalize Memorial Day program at City Park with prayers and a march to the State Armory if weather turns unfavorable. The Thunders High Band and Senior High Band will perform, with addresses by Rev. B A Galbreath and Col. Houghton, and decorations planned at Pine Grove and local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hn City Park
Sched Wiest
Pine Grove
St. Eliz—abeth's
Lutheran
St. Thomas
Gray
Ein
Beaverdam
Wheelock
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Hitler
Pearl Harbor
Gerald L. Smitty
America Firstar
Fom
Union City
Wesleyville
Wirren
Leon A. Smith
A.D. Smith
BR. D. 3
Navy
Parifhc
Okinawa
Wilmer Waterhouse
Third Assembly
Noriast
Magazin of
Wall Street
Aacel Poliies Senting
Ana
Keating
Firestone
Ines Carsed
Ames
Railway Express
Cy Young
Tull
Express
Consignee
Oil City
Cory
Conry
Cancer Fund
Erie
Dorey
Hotel Cony
Iegroup
Vomluot
Verne Grong
Whis Tiny
Ed Hiller
Alypsat
Avith Patymont
Jeanneble
Corry Hospital
Dinelwer
Cihovin
Faith
Cart
the Medical Society of
Te State of
Pennsylvania
Wilcox Grocery
Lye
Calif
Texas
Scoup
Philadelphia
Oscar Mayers
I. Q
All-Way Electric CO
Kinley Insurance Agency
South Center Street
Dial
the National Bank OF Corry Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Suma
Ralph Moctor
Anoun
Norton W
Gifis
Ve Mame Butte Alfredo
Jarley Spronls
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