Singed Wings Warns Against Socialism and Tax-Rich Government
The Courier notes readers have grown wary of government gifts funded by taxes. It cites Eric A. Johnston of the U S Chamber of Commerce warning America could drift toward totalitarian rule if too much power rests with the state. The piece argues private initiative benefits the nation most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Solic Foundation
Inl
Eric A. Johnston
Spokane
United States Chamber of Commerce
Americ
Forefathers endured shortages echoing wartime rationing
The Portland Oregonian notes the OPA record angle on rationing rhetoric and recalls forefathers who endured long shortages from sugar to soap. It argues against overreaching parallels with modern policies, urging caution in economic comparisons and warning of national austerity cycles.
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OPA
Portland Oregonian
CPA
Eadie Rickenbacker
Corry News Roundup Including Local Crimes and Sports Loss
Twenty years ago Corry reports an attempted safe crack at the Pennsylvania Gas office on West Main. A Canada deer hunting party returns with six deer, drawing local attention. Colty plans driving exams on East South Street in cooperation with state authorities. North Corry Garage sale to Ralph Heath plans to continue Durant and Star car lines. Corty High loses to Grape City 13 28 in football. Birth of Robert Guy on November 11. Isabelle Reiker marries William E Pearson of Detroit on October 21 in Detroit.
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Yeggs
Corry
Pennsylvania Gas Company
West Main Street
Canada
North Corry
Ralph Heath
Nortix
Soho
Isabelle Reiker
William E. Pearson
Detroit
Mich
Risker
Cory High School
Daily Dozen on Heart Health and Longevity
The piece discusses tired hearts and the need for rest, urging heart patients to adopt safe lifestyle changes. It notes heart disease as a leading cause of death and emphasizes modification of activities as prolonging life, warning against obsolete forefather rules and urging purposeful living for health.
Hiram Johnson Essay Eloquent Return in Senate Gallery Action
In Washington Senator Hiram Johnson California elder statesman rises from illness to deliver one of his most revered speeches. He apologizes for missing the Connally postwar policy fight citing wife and physician concerns, and appeals for nonpartisan American persevering resolve as he ends with God bless America. His emotional presence moves colleagues and onlookers as 85 senators back Connally's proposal.
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Jack Stinet
Washington
Senate
Congress
Harry FP. Ashurst
Arizona
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Sen
Rush Hall
Virginia
G. A
Sel
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
League of Nations
Itis
United States of America
America
Senator Johnson
Conally
Lst
United States
Hiram W. Johnson
Quiz on wartime notes and trivia from classified page
Quiz questions cover historical events and terms. Answers include Donald M. Nelson's task in wartime diplomacy, names for male goose, Naples explosion site, the Trent Affair in the War of 1812, medical instruments, Tudor queens, Chief Justice Silver Heels, mythic bear symbol, singular of addenda, and Bainbridge Colby's presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Nelson
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Naples
Trent
England
U.S
Bainbridge Colby
Probes Conclude Deaths Of Three Children Near Philipsburg
Investigations by Clearfield and Center counties wrap up in three tragedies. An eight year old Ronald Hoover died in an accidental shooting caused by his four year old brother. Two infants Ima Etters andRobert Echters perished in a house fire blamed on burns suffered when the mother left them unattended. The mother survived, recovering from burns.
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Philipsburg
Ronald Hoover
Robert Echters
Ima Etters
Clearfield County
Erhard
Ronald
Jane Gilday
Mortisdale
Patrick
Old Time Square Dances Planned For Annual Ball
Orrie Beebe's Orchestra from Warren will play at the Stanford Hose Company's Thanksgiving Eve party with Smiling Bill Allen calling. The event moves to St Edward's Hall due to the Armory floor condition and features old time square dances alongside modern steps. Chief Pantson aims to sell most tickets next week to ensure a capacity crowd and boost the firemen's treasury.
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Orrie Beebe
Bill Allen
Ole Beebe
Warren
Stanford Hose Company
Andy Pantson
St. Edward's Hall
State Armory
Titusville Man Killed In Italy
Titusville, Pa November 12 News from the War Department confirms that Glifford L. Kightlinger age 34, a son of Mrs Grace Kightlinger of 25 West Main Street, was killed in action in Italy on October 7. The mother, hospitalized in Grove City, is kept uninformed of the tragedy as doctors plan an operation and delay notifying her.
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Titusville
Italy
Glifford L. Kightlinger
Grace Kightlinger
West Main Street
Gctiow
War Department
Kighttlinger
Bashline-Roseman Hospital
Grove City
Cottage Raids Darken Forest County Patrols
Forest County sees raids as cottages along the Clarion River and in Tionesta suffer break ins. A Bunselman Garage break in on Elm Street Tionesta yielded tires change from an end register and gasoline coupons. Authorities report no arrests yet as investigations continue.
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Clarion River
Tionesta Warren
Nbv
Porest County
Bunselman
Elm Street
Tionesta
Jett
Tiouesta
John Herrary
Allegheny County
Clarington
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Colugrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 4Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Memiber
Amociated Press
Carry Pa
Journal Pilea
Colty
Dunkle
East South Street
Guy William
Robert Guy
Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Iecessary
Sim
Guignon's
Gol
Glass Poultry
Ae UC Patawy i
Roxisalien Aban
Euave
Air
Shamburg
Ner
Hchoel
Alaska
Aunt Sue
Taylor's
Catsup Ucorti
Lido Club
Emerald
Jarre Gpretae
IOC
Fla
Forest County
Waterford
Jaury Gush
R. D
Matthew Gush
St. Vincent's Hospital
Wilumn Darios
Peach Street
Erie
Cush
Wayne Ice Company
Bastith Street
Frank J. Martin
Montgomery
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