Corry Evening Journal Publisher and Associated Press note
The Corry Evening Journal notes its publishing details and distribution terms. It lists publishers Colegrove and Fred Kimball as advertising representatives and cites Associated Press rights for republished dispatches. It also provides mailing rates and carrier prices.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Strea
Corry
D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Nations
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
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Detroit
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Weightman
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Responsibility of the President to finish war and define peace
The piece argues Roosevelt's mandate to complete the war and shape peace, criticizing domestic looseness caused by wartime urgency. It urges clearer, firmer policy and citizen participation, noting Dewey’s minority vote as demand for greater accountability and decisive action.
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Emergenc
Dewey
Roosevelt
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Wilson
United States
Hitler’s Silence on Munich Anniversary Signals Despair
The 1944 Munich beer hall putsch anniversary passes without a Führer address amid rumors of illness and fear. Observers interpret the silence as a sign that Hitler has exhausted his oratory and cannot offer hope, with Germany facing defeat and deep national distress.
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Hitler
Reich
Munich
Europe
Danker
Feuhrer
Simple Test Aids Hearing Loss with Home Method
An early 20th century advert promotes an at home hearing test and a remedy called Ourine Bay Drops sold at a local pharmacy. It claims relief from ringing and other noises caused by ear wax buildup and offers a money back guarantee.
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Ourine Bay
Indslay
Widow Hutchinson among Elks Home residents dead from poisoned cider
Twenty years ago William H. Hutchinson, a former Cony policeman and notable Corry resident, died after drinking poisoned cider at the Elks National Home in Bedford Virginia. Foster B. Davis, secretary of the Corry court, received the notice of Hutchinson's death. An order from the State Highway Department directs immediate removal of Corry and Columbus Street Railway tracks along Columbus Avenue to the Corry city line, signaling the department’s plan for the Columbus avenue route. The Rotary and Kiwanis clubs jointly support building a trades school in Gerry. Miss Winifred Edwards and Franklin D. Babbitt were married at the bride’s parents’ home. LaRue Haskins, Corry High School star, shines in track at State College after winning the three mile cross country race for freshmen against Carnegie Tech. Few objections linger to the recent triannual tax assessment for 1925 city and school taxes, with no major filings at City Council by noon today.
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Wiliam H. Hutchinson
Cony
Elks’ National Home
Bedford
Vietin
Hutchinson
Foster B. Davis
Corry Todme
Quens. Fultz
State Highway Department
Corry and
Columbus Street
Columbus Borough
Columbus Avenue
Corry City
LaRue Haskins
Corry High School
State College
Carnegie Tech
Daily Dozen Warns on Tuberculosis Dangers
State Pearl Harbor tuberculosis has killed 145,000 civilians in the United States alone. Up to July 31, this year, 18,210 young men from Pennsylvania called for military duty were rejected because of tuberculosis. Tuberculosis is the leading cause of death in ages 15 to 40, a germ-borne, communicable disease spread by sputum and careless coughing, with X-ray detection for early cases. The Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society fights the disease through public education and Christmas Seals funding.
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Pearl Harbor
United States
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
Convict seeks to argue own appeal in Mayville case
Michael Gusimano, 21, serving 10 to 20 years for first degree robbery, asks to return to Mayville to argue a motion before the county court. He claims the indictment was defective and that he was coerced into pleading guilty after a gun battle with police in Warren. Gusimano was arrested after downtown robberies including the Winter Garden Theater and Davison Candy Company in Jamestown.
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Masville
Michael Gusimano
Hugh V
N. Wédne
Warren
Cusimano
Ae Lee L. Ottaway
Gusimano
Winter Garden Theat ‘Rer
Davison Candy Company
Jamestown
Inquest This Week in Erie Death Cases
In Erie, an inquest is planned this week at the courthouse to determine the cause of death of Mrs. Bertha M. Wolfe and her four sons. District Attorney Burton J. Taub said tests by the Pennsylvania health department and state police found no trace of food poisoning, and officials express little hope for a conclusive result.
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Bertha. M. Wolfe
Burton J. Laub
Taub
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Harrisburg
Quiz challenge prompts quirky geography and history queries
A reader asks tough questions across topics from geography to biology and language usage. The page includes items about Aachen Belgium Germany or Luxembourg, biggest living bird, radio program leaders, nicknames for generals, proper grammar, mill value, stationary meaning, a famous river crossed by Julius Caesar, missing word Lord Loveth, and tipsitta as a disease name.
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Belgium
Germany
Holland
Luxembourg
Enone
Geen Levant
John F. Kieran Prooklin P. Adams
Little Mac
McPherson
MrGlellan
MacArthur
Julius Gacsan
Tipsitta
Nine Soldiers Break Out of Fort Dix Prison
Nine soldiers escaped from a Fort Dix jail after sawing through iron bars. Six remain at large while three were captured by military police in Wrightstown. The Public Relations Office said all nine were being held in the cell block for more serious crimes.
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Pvta
William Parke
Townley Davis
Aeeraes
Walter Wison
Cleveland Woman Found Strangled in Back Yard
In Cleveland on November 13 a nude corpse of a brunette woman was found in a rear yard on Hough Avenue. Police Lieut. Delano Pendelton identified the victim as 84 year old Mrs. Erma Santo. Officials say she was strangled by a rapist. Police seek two swarthy men seen arguing with the victim Saturday night.
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Cleveland
Hough Avenue
Dweling
Delano Pendelton
Erma Santo
Polite
Mhan
Treasury repost shows November 10 receipts and debt
Treasury releases the November 10 financials with receipts totaling 87 million 021 thousand 860 dollars 54 cents and expenditures 258 million 087 thousand 444 dollars 81 cents. Net balance stands at 98 million 795 thousand 434 dollars 9970 cents and total debt at 212 billion 354 million 848 thousand 581 dollars 37 cents.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Imprisoned Boy Recovers In California Hospital
Ansacoted Press reports a year old boy freed from a 12 inch tool compartment at Beneide Hospital in Red Beach California after eight days imprisonment. He endured exposure hunger and shock but Navy physicians deem his condition surprisingly good. A juvenile officer says a larger boy locked him in last November while he retrieved a jacket during an argument. The boy slept most of the time and pounded when heard walking outside but no one released him until today.
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Ong Beach
Calif
Beneide
Walley
David Bourhonnais
Navy
A.B. Pearson
David
Veterans join VFW in honor and service event
About 276 men join the VFW organization in a service ceremony led by Alfred Marvison of AvETile posts. The gathering includes prayer, a Chinese healing mention, and a tenor performance by Charles Lywts. Judge Elmer Evans sentences Dave Robinson to six to twelve months in Allegheny County jail after a guilty plea in a separate case.
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VFW
VPW
Yidn
Curthiet
Alfred Marvison
Thompson Post
Menlina
Selliyer
Auserles
Anil Choles
Colin Yaren
Mae Cours
Chines
Harold Crage
Charles Mr. Lywts
Union City
Molfott
Dave Robinson
Elmer B. Evans
Allegheny County Worldhouse
Tailor Schneider Dies Suddenly After Long Erie Career
Local tailor Schneider, aged 05, died suddenly after a long service in Erie. The swamlv is not clear but the obituary notes decades in tailoring and his work with Teel Oldest tailors. A. Alexander is mentioned in connection with the business.
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Erie
Alexander
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