Labor Martyrs and Real Estate Rumors In Corry Roundup
Local column surveys labor history from Debs to Gompers and Buck's Stove boycott outcomes, notes on real estate deals on Corry's north side, vacant leases in retail rows, and possible new tenants. Mentions Commander Walling retirement, hunting license issues, curfew debates, park improvements, and a World War II veteran's memorial references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Corry
Gomry
Navy
Walling
Syra— Conse
Key West
Fle
Jimmy Walker
Roosevelt
White House
Walker
FDR
Corry Humters
Cory
Pan
Truman
John L. Lewis
Civil Focus Shifts on Fines and Statute Limits
The text notes civil actions rather than criminal imprisonment, citing fines and the statute of limitations as applied to civil contempt. It also mentions a later, more circumspect approach by the APL regarding the use of boycotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Jaye
Samuel J. Gompers
Gompers
Buck's
St. Louis Siniske
American Federation of Labor
UMW
John Mitchell
Maitlee Robb
D. C. Court of Apceals
Court of Appeals
Eddish
U.S. Supreme Court
APL
Small Town Bits and Notables Across America
A fragmented column recalls themes from early 20th century life including gadget news, price shifts, and local curios. It notes the nickel jukebox’s decline, a Hungarian perfume device, Pennsylvania’s production value, found ration books, Kentucky trade offers to warm clothing, cold weather safety tips, a lost fountain pen recovery, and a misfired geography quiz on Teheran. Local gambling activity and shifting storefronts draw community commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Wurllinen
Ladistad Biro
Julio
Pennsylvania
George Gordon, Jr
Kentucky
Howard Sheen
Marvin M. Miller
Spartansburg
Corry- Jamestown
Jre
Daily Dozen from the Metical Society of Pemneyivesia
The article outlines physical medicine’s Big Four modalities light heat massage and exercise with irradiation rays palm Physics and other devices. It notes veterans and accident victims require physical and occupational therapy and cites a hospital survey showing 57 percent of conditions from chronic rheumatism neuromuscular pains un diag noses strains and fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Aa
Quiz on Classified Ad Page Answers
The column asks readers to check the classified page for correct answers and poses questions about editing, rainbow colors, bed coverings, uses of terms, porch types, Parkland glands, an enerene fetish, and a lamp hero known as "ude With the Lamp".
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian Ocean
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Hiles November 1980
Twenty years ago items report a deer incident near Weightaville involving H M Brooks and Jane Fitzsimmons, measles quarantines in the city with 20 cages under watch, Corry’s Keystones routed by Olean All-Americans 65 to 13 at the State Armory, a ladies lodge gathering hosted by Mrs Oscar Prila with salad cakes and coffee, a retirement under the 1920 Civil Service Act for a rural carrier, and local workers plus a Thomas party heading to Oil City to finish a National Biscuit Warehouse project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rossbaché
Army Air Forces
Allegheny College
Corry
Students’ Bureau
Rossbacher
Allegheny
Ministerial
Glenn C. Mead
West Wayne Street
National Guard” and “Co
State Guard
Nen National Guard
NGF
John Hornick
Don Williams
White Street
Willems
Dr. A. Ii
East South Street
Martin
Pennsylvania Society
Ith
the Waldorf
New York
J. J. Desmond
FA. Loveland
Harry Auer
Terminal Cave
Hob Morton
Bis Corry
San Marcos
Texas
Aasi
Santa Ana
Calif
Pacific
Japan
Gerry
Saipan
McGuire General
Richmond
Coral Gates
Fla
Nebraska
South Dakota
Arizona
George Rccardi
State Armory
Keystones
Olean
Oscar Prila
Eam
Eaton Frost
Which university in Virginia did Robert E. Lee preside over
The question asks for the Virginia university where Robert E. Lee once served as president. He was the president of Washington College, located in Lexington, Virginia, which later became Washington and Lee University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virtiama
Robert B. Lee
North East Train Collision Injures Pedestrian Near City Offices
Police report a westbound passenger express No 135 struck a pedestrian near North East NYC offices. The victim, described as Sahar Willa Manne, suffered serious injuries including potential neck fracture and facial injuries. The page wage truck was smashed in the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East Depot
North Hast
New York
Gentral
North Hitst
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Lewis
Iabor
Gomfers
Eugene Victor Debs
Secre~tery
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
American Railway Union
Pullman
Chicago
ARU
Anil
Mikes
Otter Gutconio
Impala
Lamstay
Stedman
Ucylaer
Congress
McCmy
Colorado
Dixie Moseley
Big Golasrado Ranch
Sosth Goerf
Costes
Harley F. Johnson
Acodttant
TAS
Corr
Turkeys
William J
Franklin
Carl W. Tiffany Broker
First Ave
Cony
Abc
Shamburg
The
Metical Society of the State of
Pemneyivesia
Warner's Pennzod
Center Street
Jackson
Lynn Bogue Hunt
Gamg Birds
America
Pepe
Hum
Journal Hiles
H. M. Brooks
Glenn J. Brooks
Weightaville
Jane Fitzsimmons
Kane
Dave
Unicle
Met
George H. Thomas
Lloyd Thomas
Bruce Thomas
John Rickers
Oil City
National Biscuit Company
Community Loan CO
N. Center Bt
Markel Electric
All-Way Electric CO
Blatt Bros
Blatt Brothers
Regis P. Burns
Rex Theatre
Carry
Bloth Brothers Theatre Corp
Allies
Pittsburgh
Penna
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