Twenty Years Ago from Journal Biles and Local News
Rev William Bartlett of the Trish Methodist Church delivered a strong sermon urging citizens to awaken to the times and defend prohibition with full facts. Donald Croker, 92, is dead. John Courteen 21 and a Union City girl are severely injured in a major highway crash near Warc hers Corners. Company expansion plans by Corry Jamestown Mig Corp to utilize recently purchased property from Barlow Hardware are set for board discussion tomorrow. Company A beat Detroit Tops of Jamestown 7 to 0 on a 68 yard TD by Warren Ross at Jewell Field. H M Putnam of Spring Street underwent surgery at Corry Hospital. condition remains favorable. Police broke up an alleged poker game at the Corry Restaurant on Main Street with 10 arrests. George McMahon injured in a street collision.
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William , Bartlett
Trish
Donald Croker
John Courteen
Union City
Cory Hospital
Corry-Union City
Warcher's Corners
Corry- Jamestown Mig. Corp
Barlow Hardware Company
Corry
Main Street
Maade
Daily Dozen Warns on Child Accident Deaths News
A briefing urges safety education as accidents kill six thousand five hundred school children annually. Motoring incidents, drownings, fires, and firearms deaths dominate, with emphasis on supervising youngsters crossing streets and avoiding unsupervised hunting trips.
How's Your I. .? Seven Quis Questions From Classifieds
Answers to a seven item quiz appear in a classified page. 1 William Hutcheson is general president of the AFL CIO union. 2 Light travels slower in glass than air. 3 The rank below lieutenant general in the Army is major general. 4 Final sentences were passed at the Nuremberg trial on October 1 1946. 5 Labor leader in Alexandria Va underwent an appendectomy in September. 6 After World War I the Marshall Islands were mandated to Japan. 7 Psychiatry studies the human mind. 8 Presidents of the United States.
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William Hutcheson
AFL International Union
Alexandria
Marshall Islands
Pacific
Warren County Cottage Thieves Sentenced
Warren November 1 several members of a cottage theft gang rounded up by sheriff and State Police yesterday entered guilty pleas to breaking and entering. District Attorney M.A. Kornfeich presented the pleas as Harry D. Ferry Russell David Harvey and Clarence Ferry all of Warren were each sentenced to pay costs and fines of 1000 and costs of prosecution.
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Warren
Sheriff's Office
Lapessea Tr Doo
M.A. Kornfeich
Harry D. Ferry
Russell
David Harvey
Clarence Ferry
Prison Term Imposed For Western Penitentiary Case
A court sentenced the defendant to not less than one year and six months and not more than six years and six months in the Western Penitentiary at Pittsburgh. The ruling sets a prison term reflecting the charges proven in the case and directs delivery to the penal facility.
Mabie Paroled After Gang Involvement
Herman Mabie, another member of the gang, was placed under parole for a period of from one to five years.
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Herman Mabie
A Wanderer Returns Reassessing Home After War
Hal Boyle reflects on American returnees and the uneasy mix of fear and relief as veterans and civilians come home from war. He notes food shortages and prices, the lure of abroad, and the reshaped United States. The piece probes how reunion feels like meeting a long-absent friend whose face has changed.
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Hal Boyle
Associated Press
Globe Circling
Bucky Stitt
Europe
Far East
Manhattan
Debuque
America
United States
Jong
America Back Home After War Patches and Promises
The author reflects on returning to a changed United States in 1942, contrasting Patton’s faded banners with a nation altered by postwar profit, inflation, and nostalgia. He recalls the welcoming ship Ernie Pyle, a disorienting pier scene, a rent issue in Greenwich Village, and the sense of belonging amid new problems. In a final note he cites Australia’s prewar opal mining.
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America
Patton
Africa
Arkansas
Caloris
Ernie Pyle
Greenwich Village
Bedlam
Car Crash Near Franklin and Genter Streets
A collision occurred last evening when a car driven by Glenn Gates was near the intersection of Franklin and Genter streets. Police investigated the incident and no injuries were reported at the scene.
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Glenn Gates
Franklin and
Genter Streets
State program aims at jobs education farms and health
The text outlines broad state aims including good jobs with decent pay, equal basic education, better farm-to-market routes and electrification, support for 4-H Clubs, expanded public health efforts against cancer rheumatic fever and venereal disease, workers right to collective bargaining, and continued state finances policies with tax reduction and a five-year highway program. It also calls for conservation and recreation development and protection of state sovereignty against federal encroachment.
West of the Mississippi born Americans trivia
Identifies U S individuals born in western states and asks a naval lore question about a famous ship nicknamed Old Iropsicles and to correct the sentence The troops attained their purpose.
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United States
Mississippi River
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Journal Biles
Warren Ross
A Eleven
Jewell Field
Detroit
Jamestowns
H. M. Putnam
Spring Street
Corry Hospital
George McMahon
Mike McMahon
West Washington Street
Daily Dozen
Warren CO
Australia
WARDS
Pennsylvania
Montgomery Ward
T.S. Kelsey
D.D. Optometrist
N. Center Bt
City Cab Company
Rahe Peas
Jeris
Johnson
Kodak Films
Brean
Republican Party
U. S
Edward Martin
Por Lient
Daniel B. Strickler
James H. Duff
Secretary of Internal Affairs
William S. Livengood, JR
Republican State Committee OF
M. Harvey “Taylor
Ican
Argos
Tim
Ban Teck
Eirge
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Maine
Ses
Guignon's
Foley
Winchester Gun
Hous Ridge
Summatecard Real
Northwest Co
Sidney
U.S
Yello
Mary
Daint
Chere
Porte
Lega
Lamb
Breas
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