Two U S Senators to Visit Corry for Dinner
Twenty years ago from Journal Piles dated May 28 1925 Corry prepares for a June visit by Senators George Pepper and David Reed for a dinner and reception. Community notes include obituary of Will S Page a prominent DeLaval dealer and local business figure plus a Memorial Day handicap golf event and other city items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
United States
George Wharton Pepper
David A. Reed
Corry Country Club
Jock” MacKenzie
Publisher fP Lombani and Associated Press Notice
Publisher details and AP affiliation appear with mailing and advertising rate notes for Corry Pennsylvania. It lists editorial staff, multiple city offices, and subscription prices.
Daily Dozen on Heat and Infant Care Tips
The article advises how hot weather affects babies including needs for light clothing and adequate but not excessive food. It notes prickly heat from over-dressing, the value of warm baths to prevent rickets and colds, and cautions against prolonged sun exposure for infants to avoid irritation and health issues.
Stalin Declares Comintern Dead and Russia Fares Forward
The article recalls Lenin and Trotsky, notes Stalin’s focus on rebuilding Russia, and describes postwar progress in food, shelter, and education. It argues the Comintern faded but predicts a more open Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, seeking better ties with other nations.
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Comintern
Lenin
Troteky
Fim
Stalin
Russia
Trotzky
Union of
Soviet Socialist Republics
What shall profit a nation if it loses its soul
An editorial warns that an economy focused on competing for unnecessary goods and rising prices risks harming the war effort. It critiques farmers, workers, and merchants for seeking higher prices and larger shares, urging restraint and stewardship during wartime.
Pile Torture Relieved by Antiseptic San-Cura Ointment
Detroit resident T J Williams reports relief from severe itching and burning of piles after using San-Cura Ointment. He enclosed a money order for a large jar and notes San-Cura Soap is used first to bathe the affected parts. Ointment sells at drug stores for 35 and 60 cents. soap priced 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Williams
Detroit
Quiz questions howl from classified page tease
Seven questions probe wartime topics, from fighter factories to naval bases and monetary systems. It asks about Focke Wulf location in Germany, electric units, a British port, a director of Information, who wrote Snow Boat, Hoover secretary status, Luftwaffe name, Pluto size, Amboina base occupation, and a gold standard system term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focke-Wulf
Lise
Far East
Dmmive of War Information
Henry L. Slamson
Hoover
Luitwatle
Pannerschitt
Dupitey
Amboina
Dilteh
Maritime losses and survivors in Norwegian seafaring history
More than 2,000 Norwegian seamen perished carrying cargo in clashes against the Aads while 16,000 remained at sea in Allied service. The first white child born in New Netherlands was Sarah Rapelje in Albany on June 6, 1695.
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Aads
New Netherlands
Sarah Rapelje
Albany
Dune
Hanley May Be Named to County Coroner Vacancy
May 18 Erie county commissioners will declare the coroner’s office vacant and seek Governor Manion’s appointment. Attorney Jacob Held says a resolution is prepared arguing Dr. Stroble cannot hold the post due to residency and eligibility issues. Dan Hanley is favored by Republican leaders for the appointment as acting sheriff Lamberton assumes duties pending the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Toounty
Edward Manin
W. G. Stroble
Jacob Held
Held
Unis
Stroble
Legy
Dan Hanley
Ene County
Erie County
1500 Workers Now On Strike At Jamestown
Jamestown May 28 Produc t at the Marlin Rockwell Corporation s airplane ball bearing plant is at a virtual standstill as 300 to 1500 workers walk out on a second day of strike. A mass meeting is planned at Second and Winsor streets tonight. U S Labor Department conciliator Grover Stainbrook declined to comment. Edward F Gray CIO United Automobile Workers urged that wage disputes stem from War Labor Board inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Marlin-Rockwell Corporation
Alent Wis
Second
Winsor Streets
Grover Stainbrook
U. S. Department of Labor
Shoe ration stamps found in catch basin report
Warren police report finding No 17 shoe stamps in a catch basin on Prospect street. Merchants are reminded stamps must be torn from the War Ration Book in the presence of the supplier or their agent at order or delivery, or the stamp is void. George Proest of Dubois will deliver the principal address at Ridgway’s Honor Roll dedication services next Sunday afternoon.
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Catch-Basin
Warren Police Department
Prospect Street
George Proest
DuBais
The
American Legion
Ridgway
Small plants share war work in Cleveland report
May 28 report from the War Department's Cleveland Ordnance District shows 45 percent of prime war material contracts went to firms employing under 200 people. It also notes that about half of the district's $2 billion contract volume is passed to small and large plants via subcontracts, including firms with fewer than 100 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Ordnance District
Cleveland
War Department
Erie Man's Suicide Attempt Thwarted by Wife Rescue
Raymond Piolek, 25, of 25 East 20th Street in Erie attempted hanging in his basement early Thursday. His wife Mrs Fidel discovered the rope and notified police. Officers Wolferden and Cartney cut him down at 1 am and he was taken to the city jail on an open charge. No motive could be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Brie
Raymond Piolek
East 20Th Street
Paul Schaaf
Leutenant
Fiolek
George Wolferden
William Cartney
Fidel
Fivlek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will S. Page
Cory Hospital
Page
DeLaval Company
James Finson O'Brien
Senecs v Street
O'Brien
W. Thompson Post
Robert ‘Brown
Allegheny
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fp. Lombani
National
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York Square
Chicago
A & Bond
Comn
Pittspurgia Welchtman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Fost
Corry Pa
Goodrich Silvertowns
OPA
America
Marlin- Rockwell
Blue Boy
Sunkist
Camay, Tx
Parkerhouse
the Nast CO
Screamer Furrier
West
Erik, Densa
Worle
Nothern
Ohio
Pennsylvania
George
Ace
Sist
Coats
Miamian
the Home Store
GEO. Goggins, Mar
Ori
Len
Essen
Axis
L Badice T, Styles
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