Newspaper syndicate and mail rates notice
The notice states The Associated Press is exclusive for republication of its news dispatches and local news published therein. It lists mailing matter as Second Class Mail Matter, rates $5.00 per year, $300 per year in advance in restricted territory. Carrier price three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aith
New York
Bartlett
Muwnukes
Michigan Square
Chino
Corry
Defense Classes Open At Hale Vocational School
Defense classes in the city are seen as a multiple benefit. They aim to aid unemployed men by providing training funded largely by the Federal Government, with local costs restricted to salaries and utilities. The program seeks to restore men to productive industry, boost payrolls, and support national defense efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulder
Corry ‘Schwal
Vals
Pri- Vale
Erie
Tambestown
Buffalo
Sparta
Titusville
Warren
Youngsville
Citizens National
No- Hons Bank of
Artificial Avalanche Threat Clouds Norwegian Rail Future
A Norwegian avalanche report describes repeated slides disrupting rail lines and halting spring transport. Extra military guards and heightened road surveillance were ordered to deter further incidents and safeguard transit routes amid ongoing fears of sabotage and natural hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Norwesans
Armazan's Chotch Defeats Mexican Presidential Candidate
A garbled report discusses a contested election involving a Mexican presidential hopeful. It mentions Gen. Joan Andres and Gen. Manuel Avila, hints at a controversy over polling results, and references a distant international observation by figures like Vico-Wallace and Apes at Westne adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armazan
Mexico
Joan Andresi
Wicef
Mexico City
Windhic
Manuel Avila
Patriortems
Mountry 'Ae
Vico- Wallace
Hom
Bluebird Cafe upgrades add private dining in walnut room
Local notes from 1520 report upgrades at the Bluebird Cafe led by manager Charles Kromas, highlighting a walnut finished private dining room with seating for twenty. Also listed are community events, property changes, and a funeral notice for Warren D Reyn Oli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebird Cafe
Charles Kromas
Wach
Warren D. Reyn- Oli
Corry Hospital
Daily Quiz: questionable items on a classified page
A jumble of test prompts and garbled phrases asks about a singer actor or dancer from Duncan, burial places of poets, fraternal attacks in the Civil War, Jamaica and Bermuda groups, a corporation’s founder, telescope type, earth’s crust minerals, U S presidents with native-born leaders, and other assorted misread questions with many typos and unclear references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allor
Duncan Wee
Jamaica
Bermuda
Bome
Lott Corporation
California
U. S.2
Wes Genérs
Sam Houston
Tennessee
America's War Doctors vs Disease Fight On Cancer Causes
United States launches a major cancer research push with $1450,000 in new funding. The National Cancer Institute and related laboratories receive $1.45 million to hunt for causes and cures as doctors admit limited understanding of why cancer develops. The article outlines the scale of investment and the ongoing struggle to combat a disease killing tens of thousands annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Joan Grover
Washington
Uncle Sam
Nations Institute For Cancer Research
Study Notes on Flags and Cancer Facts from Public Health Texts
The fragment discusses flag etiquette with references to display positions and conditions. It shifts to early 20th century cancer notes, outlining transplant research, carcinogenic substances, cancer heredity, and regional cancer patterns in the United States, noting early diagnosis improves survival and that cancer may be curable in early stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maine
Maryland
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Buckteeth origins and childhood habits discussed
The article explains buckteeth as protruding teeth linked to infancy habits such as thumb sucking. It notes how this habit can pull the upper teeth over the lower, leading to irregular and crooked teeth, digestion issues, and discomfort. It references related dental development concerns and potential impacts on children.
Stewart Says Dips and Hoover Clash On Spy Theories
In a lively exchange, Stewart discusses the Dies committee probe led by Martin Dies, clashing with J Edgar Hoover's FBI over how to handle German, Italian, and Japanese espionage. The piece notes state department unease, the push for publicity as a weapon against espionage, and contrasts Nazi and Italian propaganda approaches, along with early U.S. anti-communist scrutiny led by Ham Fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Dips
Hoover
Charles 2
Stewart ‘Central Press
Martin
United States
J. Eigar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
State Department
Dies
FBT
J. Edgar Hooverpartment
Texas
Ino
Hans Thomsen
Divs Committee
Hans
MBL
Ley
WBI
Holw Wise
FBI
Hans ‘Thomsen
Dies Committee
Latin America
Damaged Mead Recreation Park plot sparks varied local notes
A fragmentary column recalls a donated dam remnant at Mead Recreation Park planned for a future pool and skating center. It mentions Glenn Mead as donor, local officials, anglers, and a mix of civic news including police, veterans, Navy transfers, fires, construction, and Christmas savings plans across Corry and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Posite Foundation
Glenn C. Mead
Charles Kinley
Oscar Gordian
Alderman
G. H. Gordon
Newport
R. 1
Naval Station
Alaska
Hawaii
Columbus
Ube
Topleyich
Robert
Ob) Christie
Bi Dy
L. M. Christie
Sliver Springs
Camp Meade
Blaine Kinsaid
John Hornick
Hunter5
Charley Burkhardt
U. S. Navy
Tis Northside Ganeee
Iuil
Common English Grammar Tip on Verb Agreement
A concise note explains why the phrase It is me is wrong and how the correct nominative case should be used with verbs. It emphasizes avoiding misplacements in the predicate and invites readers to practice proper subject verb agreement.
Asherr year professor likened to the of W
An unclear fragment references a professor and a year with a simile to a figure or place labeled W. Readable details are insufficient to determine person, organization, or concrete event.
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Star Boarder
O. Clare Kent
Meadville
Elks Lodge of Sorrow
C.F. McCray
Fortin Avenue
Church Street
Marks
Margaret Mahle
Corsyttes
Harding
Kent
Gar- Ishd
Arch Bristow
Tes
Nan
Ian
Hir Tefl
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Europe
Duce Mussolini
Puehrer Hitler
Ham Fish
Ham
Kim
Andrew Jackson
Hedty Gray
Jakin Ravioli
Hamilton Alish
Womens
Scott
Featurce
R.J. Scott
North America
Cahnom Mountain
New Hampshire
Orinoco
Sien James Clark Ross
U.S. National Museum
Tufts College
Boston
United Engineriing & Foundry
Youngstown
Ernest ‘Tross
Ajax Tron Works
Tonging
Rigelpt
Nfer
Urpulnias
Alice Lit Express
Epee Ofis
Adtoat Uunnor
Yuri
Stanford
Hose Company
Dunkirk
Golden Rule Club
Company A
Selective Service
Ach
Louis
Corry-High
Charles Hecherl
U. S, Navy
St. Marys
Ace Auto
North Center Street
Harry Siegal
Aero Supply
York
Mott Street
Rexall
N. Center St
Corry, Penn’a
Punru Sr
Tair Austen
Ole Romane GH
Haliver, Mal
Tive
Radol
Liguio
Pete Glagar
Absorr
Vio Doane
Bellane
Ee Ladk Ester GR
Peurour
LAD Bether Py
Ae Paetor
Hi Kate
Ari
Oslo
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