Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Plea
Early morning voting in Corry proceeds briskly as a citywide rush. A Rex Theatre straw poll over the weekend shows Roosevelt leading Hoover 333 to 263, reflecting expected support in today’s election. A gash accident injures Joseph Miller on West Wayne Street. Fire department reports smoke from a broken stove pipe at Dunlop Tire Shop with little damage.
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Corry
Joseph Miller
Chestnut Street
West Wayne
Frankli. D. Roosevelt
Rex
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Dunlop Tire
South Center Street
Second Ward
Erie County
Wayne Town Ship
Cis
Commissioners
mMudh
Harry
Dewey
Roaming Round: Progress, Savings, and Local Notes
Rural news column surveys shifts from coal to diesel and sand for winter streets, notes opposition to sodium chloride, and highlights hospital payments in Western Pennsylvania. It mentions a January 4 1800 copy of Ulster County Gazette, Christmas club savings trends, Dr and Mrs Mosier moving to a new East Columbus home, a Voice of the People reprint, and election day banking jokes.
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Cory Memorial Hospital
Western Pennsylvania
Marion Smith
Ulster County Gazette
George Washington
Chimas
Rb, Mosier
East Columbus Avenue
Journal
Voice of the People
Cumberland Enterprise
Cumberland
Corry news items cover elections and local events
The Corry paper reports on local election results, registration details, and a public debate over campaign ethics. It mentions a 100 percent registration turnout in Spring Creek township, a Columbus dealer confirming legitimacy of machinery drawings, and calls to strengthen the Corrupt Practices Act.
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Guidiy Bering John
CORRY
Cory, Pa
Temporry
Fred Kimball, Inc
Aysil
Republica 1
Cine Tocel News
Spring Creek
Ad Yange
Albert Fox
Columbus
Congress
Nixon Fund
Babson Optimistic Over 1952 Harvest
Babson analyzes crop prospects with optimism for 1952 harvests, noting record corn quality and strong beef feeder potential despite falling cattle prices. He cites outturn estimates, beans demand, and potato price uncertainty, while acknowledging the South’s diversified yet cotton-dependent economy.
Prosperity Forecast for 1952 Farm Crops and Prices
The 1952 U B crop is seen at 14 419 000 bytes with demand for domestic use and exports supporting high cotton prices. Soybeans are improving with an estimated 286 209 000 bushels the second highest on record. A large carryover and light peanut and flax crops temper oilseed outlook. Marginal gains in margarine demand and shifting oil sources rise as ice cream producers move toward vegetable oils. Despite price declines for farms, seasonal factors and price supports plus population growth are seen as props for a better year, with export demand remaining strong in the Central West outlook amid global tensions.
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Babson
Cery
Aroun
U. B
Europe
Korea
How's Your I Q A Genlus Memory Quiz
A scanned classroom or periodical item offers a quirky IQ test with ten questions about history geography and military topics. The item hints at answers in a classified page and includes misspellings and typographical errors reflecting its era.
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I. Q
Abraham Lincoln
Army
Navy
Air Forc
United States
South Pole
Arctic
Antarctic
Reston
Glenhol Deere
Yosemite National Park
Teumay
Mexico
Chippendale
Sheraton
Wedisgood
Duncan
Phyfe
Mt. Vesuvius
Pompeii
U. SS
Fire at Pittsburgh Salvation Army Center Causes $10,000 Loss
A fire ripped through the roof of the Salvation Army North Side Men’s Social Center in Pittsburgh injuring no one. Chief Stephen Adley put damages at about $10,000 and cited a defect in wiring in the century old building as the likely cause. Maj. William Chamberlain said a $1,000 aid would be moved to the Lawrenceville Social Center after repairs.
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New York Times
Ina
Irving Stone
McClelland
Wns
Lincoln
White House
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Bur
America
Thomas Jefferson
Hackett
John Quincy
Adams
United States
Russia
Jackson
Jackees
Pittsburgh
Salvation Army North Side
Stephen Adley
Adley
Maj
William Chamberlain
Salvation Anny
Army
Lawrenceville
Local school acts to curb ticket scallywags at big game
Schools move to stop fans who slip past gatekeepers by using altered colors and older week’s stubs as season tickets. The plan aims to thwart repeat offenders at a high profile Oak Ridge event and tighten entry control.
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Oak Ridge
Comny High
Acton
Sylvia E Schepper
Lenore Schepper
Camp Polk
Schepper
Korea
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Tke
Earl F Palmer Buried at Pine Grove Cemetery
Funeral service for Earl F Palmer was held yesterday at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. Bearers were William Kaufman Leo Markert Arthur Jackson Jack Larson Leo Kamenski and Donald Gallena Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees from away included Pauline Palmer Christy Hudson Jack Larson Donald Galena Leo Kamenski George Boyce Brasher N Y Cleoad Palmer Washington D C Harry Palmer Syracuse Mr and Mrs Leo Gleese and Mrs Joseph Dietsch Warren and Mrs Donald Mitchell Rochester.
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Ane
Palmer
Bracken‘Keating
H. Ray Harris
William Kaufman
Leo Markert
Arthur Jackson
Jack Larson
Leo Kamenski
Donald Gallena
Pine Grove Cemetery
Pauline Palme
Christy Hudson
Donald Galena
Erie
George Boyce
Brasher
Cleoad Palmer
Washington, D.C
Harry Palmer
Syracuse
Leo Gleese
Joseph Dietsch
Warren
Donald Mitchell
Rochester
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Ralph Martin
Fast Church Street
Warren Titus
Russell Briggs
Arthur Cochran
Edwin Borstorff
Robert Olt Sr
Charlie Craker
South
Olas
Kinley Insurance Agency
Ed Blaine
Cleveland
Bryan
New York Tribune
VanCise
Topp
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Earl F. Palmer
Siberia
North America
Washington St
Corry, Pa
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
CAR & Home
Devis Radio
North Center Street
Davis Radio-Television
RCA Victor
Feniftc
Davis Radio
Mr. Brown
Powell Loan Co
Powner Loan Ano. Finance Co
Corny
Pennsylvania
Orchard Park
Loblaw
Shida
van Heusen
Marlboro
Sea Island
Tru
Aetna
C Bappa
Ohio
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