Corry Evening Journal masthead and notices
The fragment shows the Cory Evening Journal masthead with publisher and advertising staff names, press affiliations, and mailing rates. It appears as a vintage newspaper header page item listing Associated Press rights, office addresses, and subscription pricing details.
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Cory Evening Journal
Benth Tren Corry
Solegrove
Arthur Oglegrove
Wekigail Advertiging
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th &T
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Rome and the Eternal City in peril as Teutons advance
The article portrays Rome as the timeless Eternal City surrounded by ruins like the Forum and Coliseum. It laments Teutons at the gates, threatening sacred sites and the Christian faith, while noting advancing Allied armies drawing near to rescue Rome from decadence and barbarism.
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Ambrigans
Rome
Tiber
Capitoline
Lord Bryan
Coliseum
Teutons
Cress
Europe
Aimerica
Labor Leader Urges No Strike Pledge Through War and Peace
A casual reference reports a labor leader urging his group to sign and uphold a no strike pledge, arguing strikes endanger the nation in war and workers in peace. He warns that money cited by workers comes from labor, not magic, and stresses that only through work with tools and machines can people gain comfort and higher living standards.
Memorial Day Observed in Corry with Veterans Group Support
Twenty years ago Corry marked Memorial Day with solemn exercises under the A W Thompson Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, honoring war dead despite cold winds. Others suffered mishaps with injuries including James Capwell’s sudden death from apoplexy at a farm and several local accidents that night and day.
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James O. Capwell
W. B. Edmunds
Corry
R. D
A. W.thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Which Allied Nation built and flew the Mustang fighter
A quiz in a classified page asks 9 questions about history and language, with true false facts and a note about industrial relations comments. The piece emphasizes using the classified page for answers and discusses broader ideas on labor and negotiation effectiveness.
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Samuel Colt
the Pacific
Daily Dozen from Medical Society notes long-lived figures
There are 30,000 centenarians in the Soviet Union and examples include Dr R Baynes of Rockland Maine who practiced medicine until 99 with good teeth and sight. In South Wales Dr Salmon died in 107, the oldest physician. B Glen of Tacony PA died at 114. Jamestown area Honor Roll lists 54 killed, 24 missing, 57 wounded, 21 prisoners.
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Soviet Union
R. Baynes
Rockland
Maine
South Wales
Salmon
B. Glen
Tacony
Pennsylvania
Jamestown
Jefferson County adopts budget with 16 mill tax rise
May 21 Jefferson county commissioners approved the budget on view in their office for three weeks and set the millage at 16 mills, an increase of 13.5 mills. The tax base is about 22.09 million dollars in property and occupation values, a small rise over 1943.
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Jefferson County
Brockville
Harborcreek nurse awarded Air Medal in Pacific
Advancing Allied headquarters in New Guinea reports Lt. Adelaide M. England of Harborcreek Pennsylvania and Lt. Leona S. Land of Canby Minnesota received Air Medals. They are part of the first air evacuation squadron to operate in the southwest Pacific, loading patients onto planes forty eight hours after Hollandia was captured.
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Advanced Allied Headquarters
New Guinea
Adelaide M. England
Harborcreek
Leona S. Land
Canby
Minn
Fist
Southwest Pacific
Hollandia
Blast Victim Still In Critical Condition In Jamestown
Jamestown May 31 Several blast victims remain hospitalized after a casing head gas explosion at Matthews Tite and Tread Company. Proprietor Kenneth H Matthews 35 is in critical condition with extensive burns. Ward Dewey 38 was discharged two days after the blast. Other injured include Ralph Johnson 23 and Clarence Chase 29. Kenneth J Everett 32 of Falconer died in a related fire.
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Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Ward Dewey
Matthews Tite and Tread Company
Kenneth H. Matthews
Mr. Dewey
West Fousti
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Associated Press
Mads Mown
Journal Pilea
Harry
Samuel Baumgarten
East Main Street
Mary B. Shuss
Ghester N. 3Haas
Nettle R. Hansen
Robert Hansen
Kas
Ray Hawley
East South Street
David Buck
Corry Hospital
Brice Taylor
Thomas Taylor
West Main Street
West Pleasant Street
I. Q
Ction
Franklin St
The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
AIR Medal
Hicmoids
Heiman
REX
Betty Grable
Joe E. Brown
OUR
Crawford M. Woods
Merle Triseuit
Robert Smith
Wing
Willi
Dial
Guy Rogers
James Falcone
Leo Frans
Kellogg’s
M, Ayoninson
John Hughes
Boston House
Charles Koyach
Chrysler
Desoto
Plymouth
C. S. Wallace
Gilbert Boyd
Glenn Wood
Franz
Margaret Bender
Shambaugh
West Main St
Mrs. Wilson Gooner
Mrs. Douglas Rozelle
Don Juan
Carole Ann
Peterman
Red
Lindsley
George Weber
L. W. Rhodes
J. L. Spiesman
John Falcone
Olifford Ross
Budat
Patr
Tania
Deamond
Westy
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