Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files November 9 1933
A compilation of local news entries notes Glen Miller winning the mayoral race by 300 votes over Ben England, with M. Lee Mulfrie and Al Duke elected to City Council. A driver struck Jay Cole near Union City fracturing his left femur, Kiwanis member James Lewis spoke on Safety Glass, Armistice Day observance was postponed, and footwear demand spiked after a storm.
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Glen Miller
Ben T. England
Roosevelt Highway
Union City
Jay Cole
Grand Street
Corry Hospital
Vote Drive Ends in the Philippines
The Philippines heads to voting after a tense campaign as President Espirito Quirino and Ramon Magsaysay race for the presidency amid violence and military precautions. The Liberal party claims a lead with about 490000 votes versus a nationalist opposition coalition near one million. Election results expected in three days. A separate crash near New Kensington, Pennsylvania kills a man named George Sherbon.
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Associated Press
Manila
Espitio Quirino
Ramon Mag-ingsay
The
Philippines
Vioence
Liberal Party
Nationalista-Democratic Party
New Kensington
Nuta
Springdale
Magsaysay
George Sherbon
How Smart Are You Genius or Superior Quiz
A set of ten trivia prompts tests general knowledge from politics and geography to language and history. Questions cover a Chicago fundraiser, limb placement, Mae West nickname, fruit ripening, expatriates, mandates, Mary Ann Evans, battleship naming, pragmatism, and a quote about grandchildren versus a prima donna.
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National Committee
Chicago
Mae West
Palestine
Mary Ann Evans
United States
Philippines Election Contest Shapes U S Image in Pacific
United States observers warn the Philippines vote could reflect on American prestige as Elpidio Quirino defends a record of growth and U S backed projects against rival Ramon Magsaysay who has broad support and strong backers in the Nationalista Party amid concerns of electoral fairness and potential political shifts.
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Philippines
Pacific
America
Liberal Party
Elpidio Quirina
Te Liberal Party
Quirino
Islands
Johns Hopkins Hospital
U.S
U. S
Ra- Mon Magsaysay
Magsaysay
Senate
Veteran Newsman Dennis R. Smith Dies in Canton
Dennis R. Smith a longtime Canton Ohio newspaper reporter for 47 years died in Canton one day after his 65th birthday. Born in Marietta Ohio he began paper work in 1906 and spent two years as managing editor of the Sharon Telegraph before returning to Canton papers in 1910.
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Canton
Ohio
Dennis R. Smith
Smith
Marietta
Oho
Sharon
Telegraph
Legal Battle Ends In Court
Erie report says a long running dispute over Circle Fish eras ends as attorneys file a stipulation in Bre County Courts. Former owner Fred G. Shaw will receive tug Toy and $6000 in gear, surrender 352 shares, effective January 1 1954, in exchange for control.
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ERIE
Circle Fisheres
Bre
Fred G. Shaw
L. Williams Kearns
Louis Courtney
Shaw
Kearns and
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Carry
James Lewis
Kiwanis Club
Lewis
U. N
Democratic Party
Romulo
Nacionalistes
Quirina
Roxas
Maine
Loblaws
Nescafe
SWIFT
Corry High School
Wicu-Tv
Firch’s Sunbeam
Coats
Topp
Carry's Smart Women’s Shop
Parke, Davis & Company
Widmann & Teah, Inc
Corry Bank
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank
Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Powell Finance Co
Powel
N. Center St
Pennsylvania
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