Advertising Rates and Associated Press Notice Printed
Classified notice summarizing advertising rates for Corry Pennsylvania and associated AP rights. Lists agencies and city offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and notes subscription prices and mailing terms. Contains standard newspaper boilerplate on AP dispatch rights and publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yglewrave
PUD Kimball, Inc
4Th Bt
New York
Galliaré
Chicago
Fe de Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Eni
Corry
Currier
Demonstrated Failure of Government Control in Britain
The article argues Britain’s move to a government controlled production system after the war will not solve problems. It cites British coal as a failing example, noting nationalization reduced flexibility and efficiency while American mining methods proved superior. It concludes total government control is a demonstrated failure and questions expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Coal Age
Britain
Iskor
Back to Normal After War’s End
The piece argues that society must ease millions returning home from war into civilian life. It warns that forced discipline and destruction reshape minds, making readaptation slow and challenging. It urges gentle handling of misfits and wounded civilians, stressing a special task force at home to retrain and maintain productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
British aim for a strong bench army and French stability
The report notes Churchill told the French Britain seeks a strong bench army and stability, but the speech’s notable lack was fluency in French. It contrasts Prime Minister Grey’s earlier French skills during 1905 1915 and his role in wartime diplomacy, highlighting language gaps in delicate negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Britain
Ireland
Gil
Lanmuage
Thal
Collins Sees Japs Tougher Yet Less Smart Than Germans
Maj. Gen. Collins, veteran of combat in both hemispheres, tells Yank interviewer that Japanese troops are tougher than Germans but not as smart. He cites Guadalcanal, New Georgia, and Solomons as examples where terrain, logistics, and improvised tactics affected fighting, noting Germans are better equipped and tactically skilled. He says the Pacific campaign is harder in jungle terrain, with scarce roads, relentless rain, and soldiers bearing heavy loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Eros
New York
Dalance
Gene J. Lawton Collins
America
Perhabs
Marts Morriss
Europe
Guadalcanal
Joe Lightning
New Georgia
Amer
Pacific
Solomons
Joe
Hest
France
Tropics
Twenty Years Ago Items From Journal Files
A 1924 snapshot reports Charles Parkhurst breaking a leg after a log crush on a Ford truck and Dr. Kibler setting the fracture. Theft at East Main street pumps leads Chief Dunkle to little progress. An employe at North Corry station escapes serious burns when a gasoline spill ignites on a platform. The Christmas Savings Club at Citizens National Bank grows to nearly 700 members with over $30,000 deposited and December 10 check mailouts. West Smith Street home mishap and hunting death on Wash Frederick Street are noted. A bootlegging raid yields Erie court prison terms for a Corry violator, fined $600 and four months jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gitizens National Bank
West Main Street
Wax
Erie
Quiz Questions From Page Six on World Knowledge
A reader quiz lists challenges on history geography and language. Questions cover Leyte command generals territorial meanings, singular forms, governors who became presidents, photography chemistry, Melville’s author, Ratification, animal extinction, Gunpowder Plot, twilight meaning, and language skills of Roosevelt and others.
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Sayen
Leyte
Philippines
New York State
United States
London
Daily Dozen Vitamin Advice From Medical Society
The article discusses a balanced diet emphasizing vitamins and nutrients. It lists Vitamin A and D sources, daily servings of vegetables, potatoes, fruits, cereals, and weekly eggs. It encourages consulting a doctor if fatigue persists and ends with a classifieds note about journal ads.
Brie Youth 16 Admits Attacks on Two Women
Erie November 20 Mark P Holland aged 16 confessed to police chief that he assaulted two women and tried to rob them in separate incidents near the Infants Home and a bus stop. A sailor cap helped identify him after the first assault. He denied criminally assaulting the nurse. He was held for juvenile court arraignment after Miss Duebke dropped charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mark P. Holland
George
Christoph Tate
William Carney
Teo Wardarsk
Helen Luchke
Tie Infants
Christoph
Jos Ab
Dorothy Braun
Braun
Miss Duebke
Holland
W. M. Schebacker
LeRoy Search
Tax Expert Sees Relief But Levies Won’t Drop
Professor J. Rowland of Pennsylvania State College says postwar tax relief is likely but not a return to prewar levels. He estimates 25 percent of income goes to taxes now and predicts a postwar budget near 20 billion dollars with 100 billion annual expenditures in 1944 and a total war debt around 300 billion dollars. Changes will cut some taxes but not all, with many luxury or nuisance taxes likely removed.
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America
J. Rowland
Pennsylvania State College
Rowland
OPA Rationing Problems Details For Four Stamp Books
The Office of Price Administration outlines rationing across various goods. Meats and fats use four red stamps Aa through ZB and A5 through Ps valid indefinitely with updates noted by December 3. Processed foods use blue stamps AB through Z8 and Ab through W5 valid indefinitely with a December 1 adjustment. Sugar uses four stamps 30 through 4 valid indefinitely for five pounds each, and stamp 40 remains good for home canning through February 28, 1985. Shoes use three airplane stamps 1 2 and 3 valid indefinitely. Gasoline stamps 13A and fuel coupons B-4 C-4 B-5 C-5 allow four or five gallons per redemption through December 21. Fuel oil coupons cover old and new periods through the heating season and the year.
Radio Schedule Highlights Aired Nightline Lineup
NBC anchor Hubert Montgomery portrays Admiral Dewey with Hubert Montgomery leading a night of broadcasts featuring James Melton and It Started With Eve stars. CBS Vox Pop and Dr T Q Quix are planned alongside Lana Turner in a film. Programs include Dennis Powell, Les Brown Band, Bulldog Drummond and a War Bond program.
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NBC
Hubert Montgomery
Admiral Dewey
Voorhees
James Melton
Dr. T. Q. Quix
CBS
Vox Pop
Dick Powell
Eve
Lana ‘Turner
Wim. Green
A. F
LBLU
Horace Heidle
Counter Spy
MBS
Indiana Boy Wounded in Unusual Hunting Accident
Indiana 12 year old Robert Petros was wounded in a strange hunting accident in Indiana Hospital after a hunter fired at a paper box on a wheelbarrow where he hid. State Police described the incident as unusual. Petros lived in Commodore and was playing with friends when the event occurred.
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Indiana
Associated Press
Robert Petros
Insana
Commodore
Bruce Catherman
Petros
Voice of the People Editor Journal reacts to army uniform pride
Letter writer O J Sawyer from San Francisco defends the U S Army uniform calling it one of the finest fighting outfits. He notes soldiers sacrifice lives for the nation and mentions an 8,200 mile voyage from San Francisco to Australia to illustrate commitment.
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Voice of the People
United States Army
United States
O. J. Sawyer
San Francisco
Australia
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Charles Parkhurst
Parkhurst
B. Kibler
East Main Street
Dunkle
A. M. Williams
North Corry
Had
Barrow
West Smith Street
Charles Hill
Frederick Street
I. Q
Ican
Roosevelt
Canada
John Quince Adams
Sumner Welles
State Department
Ogn
Otter
Ian Gisge
Senstar
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Whlunds
Slowie
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
BRIE
Cap
Opa
Aeed
Pennsylvania Gas Company
L. J. Rowe Flower Shop
Diol
Bountiful
Chery
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