Corry News Highlights Labor Debate and Local Events
The feature covers national labor policy debates on closed shops with Sen Ball’s proposed Wagner Act changes, plus local updates on rail upgrades, pilot training by Corry women, Salvation Army aid, new diesel locomotives, and business milestones at Nast’s store. It notes Weather Bureau observer volunteer work and regional infrastructure plans.
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Arizona
Nebraska
South Dakota
Arkansas
Florida
Sen. Ball
Minn
Congress
Bowsls
Washington
United States
Edna Jewel
Lawrence
Corry
Matt Stormes
Enlé Railroad
Fnan
Adjt
North
Salvation Army
Suim
Cameo Building
Jessup and Turner
Nast's
D. Nast
George Mulderick
Second Ward Fireluck
Tulso
West Washington Street Narrow Escape From Car Collision
Twenty years ago West Washington street saw a narrow escape when Mrs. Joe Curro and her nine year old daughter Paulitt were struck by a car driven by Alphonsa Jackson and dragged twenty feet. They suffered severe cuts and bruises. Other victims, including Mrs. Harry Dietrick and Arlington Hannon, survived a crash at Union crossing when a locomotive demolished a car. Merchants urged city officials to install additional lights and seek snow fence to curb drifting.
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West Washington Street
Joe Curro
Paulitt
East South Street
Alphonsa Jackson
Essex Street
Bloomshore
Art
Harry Dietrick
Arlington Hannon
Eric
Erie Railroad
Birest
Union
Allain
Corry Hospital
Corry
Erie R. R
Mead~ville
Hallowee’n Rolls
Corrian Stati
McCormick
OPA
Baltimore
Changes in Carey club plans and local political fallout noted
Long rambling report highlights Carey club governance shifts planned for December and rumors of personnel changes. Local coverage also notes Democratic National Committee broadcast plans around Roosevelt, Republican pushback, prize history in Orlando, and ongoing community business and industry updates in Corry.
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Carey Clubs
Democratic National Committee
Lste
Roosevelt
Yowell Drey-Ivey
Orlando
Fam
Cory
Ajax
Corry
What is a charabanc in England and other quiz items
Puzzle asks questions on geography history language and titles. Items include England charabanc capital of Egypt author of The Alhambra army post held by Maj Gen Norman T Kirk graphite in stationery why ambassadors residences named and whether Frankenstein is a monster and other word usage and museum question about Field Museum and warp and wo nt commodities.
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England
Egypt
Alhambra
Norman T. Kirk
Sta
Field Museum of Natural History
Disease and Injury Reactions from Trauma
The text traces word origins of disease and trauma, defining injury as a wound or blow from Greek and Latin roots. It explains disease as a reaction to injury, showing acute and chronic forms and noting that tissue damage and bodily response shape injury outcomes.
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