Roaming Round World War II Notes and Local Fragments
Local miscellany recalls wartime notes from General MacArthur HQ to police politics and road work. It mentions Earl Cherry on Penetec line progress, parking meter revenue, a widow’s condolence letter from General MacArthur, Laneer and Rouse family ties, and civic concerns from Corry area, including highway planning and labor policy.
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Penelec
Earl Cherry
Fay Army Jeep
Chery
Canal Realiae
Seherule
Aitmng
Graber
She Ely
Jms
General Macarthur
Hele Langeler
Alger Langeler
Langeler
MapArliuy
Pearl Harbor
Depwn
James Bell
Bond Street
Cortlied
Rowsonfell
U.S. Route 6
Paul Greetese
Eifflinrs
Wellsbord
Pograminy
Roosevel
Pennsylvania
Charles
Aveh Darling
Gorey Mall
Cleveland
Washington Doposters
Twenty Years Ago in Corry Journal Files
Itemized notes from November 10 1925 recount local figures Fret C Hepburn leading New York bid for Mosels Shows lease former Corry public relief leader and Armistice Day observance. Federal and civic events include Meadville meeting for Corry Lodge degree and a three act comedy At High School on November 20 cast list announced amid small town social and health updates highlighting whooping cough rise in Corry with sixty cases reported.
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C. Hepburn
Carry
Grup
New Yorie
Hepburn
Pew Public Rev Jee Corporation
Husky
Daily Dozen on Fainting and First Aid Advice
Medical Society guidance explains fainting results from insufficient brain blood. Hunger confinement fatigue or emotional shock can trigger it. Victims should be kept lying down with loosened clothing, fresh air, and cooling measures. smelling salts or cold water may help revive them.
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Exper
Lowe
Dls
Navy Enlisted Fathers and Discharge Rules Quiz
A classified quiz asks true or false on Navy policies for fathers with three or more children under 16 seeking discharge. It also includes historic questions about Calvin Coolidge, Columbus, Patton, and royalty bees, with prompts on ranks, ancestry, and service pay.
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Navy
Calvin
United States
Christopher Columbus
America
Geo. S. Patton
Third Army
Labor Charter Prompts Call to Action Beyond Principles
Washington talk of a New Charter for Labor and Management sparks concern that seven guiding principles alone won’t curb industrial strife. Leaders from UT Chamber of Commerce AFL CIO and others pushed for machinery to implement the code, amid cautious reception from the National Manufacturers Association and questions about real action and public costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Management Conference
Washington
Bre Johnston
Chamber of Commerce
William Gree
A.fp
Philip Murray
CTO
Messie
Johnston
Green
Murray
John
National Manufacturers Association
Tra Mosher
N. A. ML
Deutacest
America
AFL
O10
Fda
CIO
Icatters
Funcion
Japan's Beetle Trapped Outside Quarantine States
Japan's contribution notes a Japanese beetle trapped last year in one state outside existing federal quarantine areas, indicating possible spread and prompting review of containment measures. The report emphasizes coordination with states and ongoing monitoring of pest incursions and quarantine scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Local Aero plant story prompts fairness and disclosure
Police entangle a local Aero plant money matter while two vagrants sheltered nearby. Cabling and council notes reveal minimal cooperation from principals, with public push for refunds on road oiling frontage works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasein Police
Aero Plant
Havinen
Hubba Clair Casler
Corry Yorsh
Tokyo
Japa
Ohly Glerk Filinms
Armistice Day Service at Corry U. B. Church
Special Armistice Day services will be held Sunday November at the Corry United Brethren in Christ Church. The pastor will speak on A Soldier's Prayer with veterans assisting. A memorial service will honor Sgt. Robert Louis Deyne, who died in Okinawa May 21 1945, with friends and relatives invited to attend.
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Armistice Bay
Sun Bay
Brethren In Christ Ghwel
Wil Fends
Robert Louis Deyne
Olkinawa
Tives i
Frozen fare tale links Herod Caligula in lore
Fragmentary note claims quick frozen fruit vegetables and meats existed long ago. It mentions King Herod of Judea serving frozen mammoth to Emperor Caligula in a legendary or misremembered context.
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Herod
Judea
Ambulance Wrecked On Route 6 In Warren
A Service Command ambulance from Red Bridge camp en route to Camp Reynolds was wrecked on Route 6 near Lily Pond crossing Friday night. A front tire blew, sending the vehicle into a tree and onto its side. The driver was returning to camp for treatment when the incident occurred. Lt. Augsberger aided the state police investigation.
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Warren
Red Bridge
Reynolds
Ltkely
Lily Pond
Augsberger
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Ghoups
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Hmaillesedt Kirk
Lakel Pluoh
Dovie
Clarence
Fermer
Cmyy
Slane Iuer
Wasteen Union
Jamestown
Niaty
Binbie Domes Crowell
Beier
Cot
Phill Waltes
Wuight Sweet
Paul Walers
Shull
Bern
New York
Panama
N.Y
France
Careell R. Eunebins
Reims
Col Hutchins
Reulay Army
Hugh DeLay
Hotel Postor
Milwaukee
Anna Teou
Ard
Inet
Glinton
Truman Rhbinet
Nast Met
Jessup and
Turner
Journal
Nast
George Downey
Aero
Vern Group
Harry Parker
Eleetion Iy
Meite
Wnel
Perenne
Chyonel
Benwin
Hull Field
Bay Ye
Rexall
South Center Street
Corry Wi
Bias and Gas Office
den S Smite
George Wharton Pepper
Cory
Corry Lodge
Bike
Meadville
Oss Ae
Hight
Daud Ketner
Harold Sweet
Thyrably
Mildred Sample
Lyle Pill
James Lewis
Raymond Egwing
Fi Jabeth Martin
Gariddine Chase
Richins Powers
Danie
The
Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
I. Q
Navy Tay
Dial
City Cab Company
the Kinley Insurance Agency
Quel
Powell Motor Co
Corry U. B. Church
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
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