Public notice of newspaper affiliations and postal details
The excerpt lists publishing and advertising affiliations for Arlitt Cosgrove and Fred Kimball Inc with addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. It notes Associated Press copyright and exclusivity, postal handling, and subscription rates with annual and carrier options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlitt
Cosgrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Uie
Corry Fa
Capitulatory Settlement and Inflation Threats Highlight War Costs
The piece discusses a coal strike settlement triggering miner wage boosts and warns inflation could derail the war effort. It quotes Time Magazine noting wage and price controls lack coherence under wartime costs of hundreds of billions, with the President unable to resolve mine demands.
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John L. Lewis
Time Magazine
U. S
United States
Boys Town Heroes Honor Navy Hero At Guadalcanal
At Boys Town Nebraska Father Flanagan highlights cadets now in the armed services. Wesley Burton Haggard, Pharmacist’s Mate First Class USN, earned the Silver Star for bravery on August 10 1942 on Guadalcanal Island aiding wounded Marines under heavy fire. Eight Boys Town graduates have died for their country.
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Boys Town
Nebraska
Father Flanagan
W. P. Halsey
U. S, Navy
Guadalcanal
USN
Pather Flanagan
Armed Services
Reckless Labor and the Dawn of May Bargaining
A 1940s style editorial argues labor unions must balance rights with responsibilities during wartime and beyond. It warns that union misconduct harms members and communities and urges unions to reform before political shifts and public backlash.
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Tis
Hemorrhoid Relief Ad Promotes San-Cura Ointment
An old advertisement touts Antiseptic San-Cura Ointment for hemorrhoids and skin irritations. It claims soothing satin feel and comfort after washing with San-Cura Soap, with prices listed as 35¢ and 10¢ for ointment and 2¢ for soap.
Railroads Plan Postwar Passenger Traffic Strategy
Washington report notes rail industry surveys hinting at postwar plans to maintain passenger traffic after peace. Industry leaders and committees discuss fare adjustments and route staffing as carriers map a return to brisk postwar travel demand.
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Washington
Halfway Age
Xomnes
Thetsa
Measles Scarlet Fever and Local Elections Reported
Twenty years ago on November 29 1923 measles outbreak and scarlet fever cases were tallied in the city. The high school elected Homer Fleming president of the student body by a large majority while L Kelly became city commissioner. Henry S Valentine died at 83 after a long illness. The Warren Corry football outlook and local nuptials at Mayville also appear in this era filled page.
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Bible Improvement
Aise
Homer Fleming
Henry S. Valentine
Yen
South Gaiter
Diet and Tuberculosis Risk Among Teen Girls
The article warns teen-age girls and young women are vulnerable to tuberculosis due to improper eating. It urges better eating habits, condemns ignorance and indifference, and calls for more study of diet as a health measure.
Seven quiz questions from the classified page
A reader quiz appears on the classified page asking seven questions about Tolbukhin nationality proverb opposites Chiang Kai-shek age in October 9 birthday, insulation for magnetism, president of the National Geographic Society, moon’s orbit direction, popular outdoor game in the 1860s, music forms, Leif Erikson, and whether Genoa has been bombed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feodor Tolbukhin
Generaliseimol
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Naional Geographic Society
U. S
Leif Erickson
Ing. Nngel Ahnwit Min
Former Franklin Man Wounded Twice
Mrs. Ross Cuzzola of Eric, formerly Franklin, reports her son Patsy J. Cuzzola is serving in the U.S. Army and was wounded for the second time. Sgt. Cuzzola, Franklin High School class of 1938, was wounded first Sept. 11 and again Oct. 1 in action in Italy.
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Pranklin
Ross Cuzzola
Eric
Sas
Patsy J. Cuzzola
U. S
Anny
Sgt. Cuzzola
Franklin High School
Italy
Proposal to cap employment in local industries
The Area Management Labor Committee and officials reviewed a plan to freeze hiring at 60 percent of current staffing across AGthTLe plants. If enacted, the measure would set a cap on new hires and affect the November 1, 1944 employment year, tying it to projected tax terms and plant operations.
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Piyk
Management Labor Committee
Hh Carney
Area War
Mulroney
Phos
OPA Sets Price Ceilings on Fourteen Vegetable Seeds
The Office of Price Administration set price ceilings for fourteen types of vegetable seeds for home gardeners and imported varieties. The rules, effective December 4, cover jean seeds, pea, corn, bush bean, beet, carrot, cantaloupe, Swiss chard, cucumber, lettuce, spinach, onion, radish, and turnip. Small seed packets bought by backyard gardeners are not covered.
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Washington
Price Administration
Major General Olmstead Awarded D. S. Medal
The record praises Major General Olmstead for initiating planning and completing the Siz Pal Rooms Replacement Training Center and expanding the Signal Corps School. As chief Signal officer he led fast expansion and radical improvements in equipment and methods, aiding the war effort. He has suffered a nervous breakdown and is recovering in Seattle with Mrs. Olmstead.
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Siz[pal Ooms
Signal Corps School
General Olmstead
Signal Corps
Olmstead
Seattle
Waal
Two Horizontal Wells Start Producing At Venango Project
Nov. 29 report from Venango Development Corp outlines two horizontal wells at Two Mile Run in a novel crude recovery test. Early production reaches about 40 barrels per day with officials optimistic about steady gains as equipment is brought online and more wells are completed.
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Pranklin
Venango Development Corporation
Frontlin
Ancenbious
Chutihur
Priday Bureau of Mines Terreserita
Thrend
Anit
Fiteel
Toni
Shane
JaowdiNs
Panama kin to meet refugees on Gripsholm
In a Swedish timer Gripsholm event, Panama kin plan to meet refugees arriving with support tied to funds from local sources. The gathering includes a county family and friends aiming to assist at Disney City oxl THIvAtay.
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Panama
Gripsholm
Aname CW
Amy Sim
Phithinliye Te
Disney City
Huhi
Milk price debate in Philadelphia milk cooperative
William G C Pitre of Pennsylvania State College tells the Interstate Milk Producers Cooperative that Philadelphia consumers would pay 10 cents a quart for milk if prices rise with wages. He notes 20 cents a quart would be affordable for many, while 1980 prices are cited in a discussion with dairy farmers from several states.
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Philadelphia
William GC. Pitre
Aimiociate
Agricultural Economica
Pennsylvania State College
Interstate Mille Prodiigens Coopera=tive
Thale
Philadelphia Cone
Philadelpho
Plaree
Penusyiwinia
Maryland
Qwlaware
New Jersey
Rite of Mills
Pople
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Corry
YY Evening Journal
Ernest
West So South Street
Corry, Pa
A.D. Colegrove
Prom Journal
Warren
Warren and Corry
Pennsylvania
Leona Shttiltz
AON
She Airlines
St Voor
Tney
Uni
Daily Dozen Or Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
I. O
Franklin
Porfierese
Javy
Davie Bakr
Davie Co Hoboken
Tre Wmc
OPA
Gen. Olmstead
Woodbury
Clalit
Pascal Celery
Atc
Lie
Hind
Wolf
Iowa
Pravik- Mi
Warkmon
Ingidl
Ahyronon
Mim
Miarjorie Anderson Davis
Davis’ Duuhing
Nis
Dorothy Susan Davis
State of Liberis
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
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