Corry column details wartime news and local notes
An extended Corry Pa column covers military dispatches from the USS Montpelier returning Americans, local home projects, rising costs, and shortages. It notes community efforts, weathered property deals, rail and traffic notes, ongoing Victory Loan activities, and memorial living trees for World War II servicemen with various local names and institutions cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Meteor Society
New York
Pennsylvania
Knowlton-Waggoner
West Smith Street
Court House
Corry
Evie City
State Department of Health
Plunigan
Ralph Sperry
Bill Ennstman
Orval A. Beterson
Myrtin Peterson
Ri D. 4
Bina
Iran
Inter
France
Germany
Michael Lite
Pushwaring
South Center
Clara Esabefio Blost
Mary
Washington, D. C
Naval Baracks
A. G. Sorenson
Women's Victory Club
O. A Siemen
United Nations seat eyed for United States as site debate
San Francisco leads a regional contest to host the United Nations Commission permanent headquarters with Chicago New York and Hawaii among bidders. The Preparatory Commission favored the United States as the site, though Geneva and European capitals are opposed by some powers. The Assembly in January will decide, with San Francisco touted for its harbor and Bay setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
London
U.N
United States
U.N. C. Assembly
U.N. O
Great Britain
France
Netherlands
Geneva
U.N. C
Europe
League of Nations
Soviet Union
Vorovsky
Switzerland
Moscow
Menk
Gates
Finland
Amerin
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
Busty
U.N. O. Preparatory ‘Commission
Kelly
Chalenzo
New York
Poughkeep- Sie
Black Hills
South Ila
Hawaii
Francisco
South America
China
Vladivostok
Pacific
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate
Puget Sounds
Hudson's Boy
Atores
Lowing
Daily Dozen on facial and chewing muscles overview
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania a guide explains facial expressions and chewing actions. It details orbicularis oris role in lip puckering, muscles drawing mouth corners, eye muscles erasing lids, and mastication muscles closing the mouth and chewing motions. It also mentions tongue muscles nostril compression and eye movement, noting the zygomaticus minor or other smiling muscles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Snell
Perscus
How's Your I Q A Classic Wit Question Set
A playful quiz style item lists seven trivia prompts from a classified page. Questions cover wartime history lessons, measurement arithmetics, rock formation terms, utensil use, planetary rock eruptive naming, Swiss military neutrality, and memorial fund plans tied to a public space project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Vine Adm Inal
Emory & Land
War Shipping Administration
France
French- Corman
U. S
Optometrist at B14 State Street Erie Pa
Notice states Dr R Owen optometrist operates at 14 State Street Erie second floor across from Warner Theatre Hours daily 10 00 to 12 00 and 1 80 to 5 00 except Wednesday closed afternoons evenings by appointment phone 0 238.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Erie
Warner Theatre
R. Owen
Christmas Sallies Mail Out By Citizens National Bank
Over 30 000 in Christmas sayings will be mailed December 10 by Citizens National Bank. Officials say 1925 totals exceed prior years as about eight hundred city residents participate in the holiday fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
What Is Your Musical I Q Puzzle from Sunday Journal
A readerly quiz accompanying a Sunday concert preview features ten questions on musical definitions. The item notes the Women’s Symphony Orchestra touring coast to coast and lists a few sample items about instrument names, timbre, and roles like concertmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Evening Journal
Sunay Consert
Comy Sehom
Helige Dng
Kry! “Women’s Symphony Orchestra
Lyon
Red Cross Aims and Early History in America
The American Red Cross seeks to aid victims of pestilence, famine, fire, and disasters, supporting service members and civilians. It began officially in July 1881, operates across the United States and possessions, and funds its activities through voluntary contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Red Cross
Var
United States
America Red Cross
Department of
Tintib
Aiftleill
Oleuster
Judge Kent rules against Talon union in Meadville case
In Meadville, Pennsylvania, Judge O. Chive Kent ruled against the International Association of Machinists in a dispute over workers entering three Talon plants without picket interference. The decision overruled a dismissal motion as 70 salaried workers entered the plant the day after the union action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Kent
Talon Union
Meadville
Talon
Ing
O. Chive Kent
Tig Apl Internatonal Association of Machinisty
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Caleage & Bond
Detroiter
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Charles Burkhardt
Cory
Uss Montpelie
Hie Want
Honshu
Jatsam
Montmesier
Guam
Montpelier
Tokyo
Rey Natl
I Siska
Tony Lits
He Johnson
Out Board Motors
Tb-You
Percy Schramiling
Columbus
Washington
Red Ape
Board of
Rancation
Headquawters A
Maiden Lane
Indine Bromley
Wilkinson
Tase Mt Ein
Erie Railroad
City Falls
Jamestown
Greta Murl Mee
Sedric Mee Osi
Betty McGall
Hmary Lindquist
Bethany College
Chandler’s Valley
Bethany
Carl A. Swenson
Edward Kinley
Cary
Poe Shidett
University of Kansas
Warren Calvin Miller
Comferd Street
Aya
Ayid
Fennsy No. 911
Buffalo
Glenal Barker
Arehal
Batata
Keating
Cpl
Gehr
State Police
Burk- Yart
Barker
Eris
Hibs’ Club
Ron
Stalin
Elveles
Marshal Zhukov
Zhukov
Stalin Fea
Perry Michals
Bris Petice Department
William M. Fleck
Marioy Street
Gunranteed
Harry Parker
Frank Bromley
Wikinson
Erie County
Mead Park
Cihyyaves
the Kinley Insurance Agency
South Center Street
East Main Street
Journal Pilea
Corry-Jamestown Mig
Hotel
Billstrom
Spring Street
Glenn Damon
National Biscuit Company
Damon
W. 1
Bundy
Louis~vill
Kentucky
Task Submay
Carry
Grorge Beecher
East C Street
Main Rich
Nasty Jones
Ue Keystones
Ayuay
Ley
New Castle
Dick Lyons
Hits Home
Park Street
Muser, Hob
Hud Bracken
Bob Williams
Dilek Reynolds
Santa
Lanston
S. Center St
Atlan" Oop
Vnastiedt
Ana
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