Quiz titled How's Your I with cabinet and world history questions
Nine questions test general knowledge from government to literature and geography. Topics include Senate confirmations, maritime discipline, empire titles, Robinson Crusoe, World War I veterans, Sarawak, a head ornament rhyme, Scandinavian monarchies, and the Valois land.
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Senate
Great Britain
Indi
Robinson Crusoe
Truman
Sarawak
Denmark
Finland
Norway
Sweden
House of Valois
Ducks comedy to aid Thanksgiving baskets at Corry High
The Corry Dramatic Club plans a November 22 performance of Ducks at the Corry High School auditorium. Proceeds will fund Thanksgiving baskets for needy city families. Erie Council official E W Humphreys spoke on taxation and county government at a Hotel Corry dinner. Lindsey Hollow farmer Glenn Pringe picked blossoms. fund drive chair John Blatt reported $8,074 pledged after a final checkup.
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Corry High School
E.W. Humphreys
Erie Economie Council
Corry
Glenn Pringe
Lindsey
Lindsey Hollow
John Blatt
Relef Fund Committee
Kennedy driver sentenced in court as parade honors Armistica
In Monroe County a driver named Marsh pleaded guilty to a hit run on McDannell avenue. He received a one year suspended sentence and two years probation after a court appearance led by Judge Bargar. Restitution was ordered for damages to William Shay’s car.
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Corry
OY Villin
Burton Danes
Kennedy
Monroe County Penitentiary
Carrier Post
al- Pane Jen
Baryar
Marhi
Tso
McDannell Avenue
William Shay
Chestnut Street
Hiteran
Marsh
Leroy H. Ericson
Bargar
Shay
Judge Lightens Nash's Sentence to Penitentiary
Erie report says Judge Burton R. Laub resentenced Dick Nash from Allegheny County Workhouse to Western State Penitentiary on a five year term. The judge noted he had misread the original sentence and intended to name the penitentiary.
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Court House
Erie
Dick Nash
Allegheny County Workhouse
Western State Penitentiary
Burton R. Laub
Teast
Rockview
Nash
Judee Lah
Service for Mrs. Mary A. Mertz officiated by Rev Harris
A Saturday service for Mrs. Mary A. Mertz was held at Brack son Kealing Funeral Home with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. Bearers included William Burnett Austin Johnson Dan Cull Percie Mecray Glenn Gates and Guy Rouse. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Out of town relatives listed include Mr and Mrs T H Treat Mr and Mrs Arthur Treat Rev D D Dexter and Guy Rouse of Union City Dr and Mrs L Howard Findley Lake Mr and Mrs L D Harden and Mr and Mrs Charles R Green Erie.
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Mary A. Mertz
H. Ray Harris
Brackson-Kealing
William Burnett
Austin Johnson
Dan Cull
Percie Mecray
Glenn Gates
Guy Rouse
Pine Grove
T. H. Treat
Arthur Treat
Rey
D. D. Dexter
Union City
L. Howard
Findley Lake
L. D. Harden
North
Charles R. Green
Erie
Bradford Man Draws Long Term in Morals Case
Frank Reeves, 32, of Bradford, was sentenced by Judge Charles G. Hubbard under a new Pennsylvania morals offense law to a term of one day to life at Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty. The sentence, deferred to Thursday, December 16, marks McKean County’s first use of the statute since its passage last year. The case arose from nightingale offenses during the day.
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Bradford
Smethport
Charles G. Hubbard
Frank Reeves
Byatford
Pennsylvania
Reeves
McKean County
Lutheran Leader Mullen Dies at 74 in Murrayville
The Rev. Philip H. R. Mullen, 74, former missionary superintendent of the Pittsburgh Synod of the Lutheran Church, died yesterday at his home in Murraysville Westmoreland County.
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Pittsburgh
Philip H.R. Mullen
Pittsburgh Synod of the Lutheran Church
Murraysville
Westmoreland County
Plans Expansion Program at Duquesne University
Duquesne University unveils a 19.2 million modernization plan to cover 30 acres with new campus buildings. About eight million dollars will be sought through public subscription next year.
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Pittsburgh — Duquesne University
J C Penney on Freedom and Salesmanship in Speech
The founder of the Penney chain argues that statistics cannot prove salesmanship quality and praises freedom as the root of prosperity. He emphasizes Americans’ rights to work own property follow conscience and take chances, noting American living standards owe much to freedom.
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J. C. Penney
Mr. Penney
Mir Fenny
Churchill challenged London in for rollback to capitalism
British socialists today challenged the Churchill government claiming a rollback to capitalism and expressing doubt that conservatives could rely on substantial U S aid.
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Churchill
London
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