Corry area notes and local business updates
Local items chronicle changes at Root's Furniture and Kurtz displays, airport sale of Fairefield plane, and assorted community notes. District Attorney actions, arson hearing, and shifts in local employment are reported along with school and college honors and a bevy of neighborhood anecdotes spanning Corry, Meadville, and nearby towns.
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W. A
Red Mond
Kurtz
Root
Lawrence ‘Thomas
Lawrence
M. Park Watson
Cipeinnati
Don
William Tlig
The
Commonwealth
Kolstee
G. B. Porter
Reynolds
Wing-Willi
A. H. Homer
Yelief
George Bruce Dearing
Ang Mis
D. R. Dearing
Allegheny College
Meadville
Dearing
Sonora
Pitenvage
Farmey Beaver
Corry Hospital
Hotel Corry
Joseph R. Greenaway
Prudden, King & Prudden, Inc
Robert Ream
Corry
Syacuse University
Varsity
Ream
Blaine Kincaid
Blaine
Harry
Voice of the People urges new industry to curb jobless in Corry
Readers urge organized effort to boost Corry through new industries and civic unity. The Journal argues selling Corry to outsiders starts at home, calling for a “boost Corry” faction to back beneficial projects. It notes political fare and debates, warning against bitterness and stressing community action.
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Carry
Blatt
Corry
William Biguson Case Mentions Nine Year Gap in Shipments
A fragment references William Biguson and a dispute marked by no 95 Bumble Beees shipped, noting a nine year gap before the country produced. The sparse text implies a legal or trade narrative without clear actions. Further context would identify the parties, location, and outcome.
Behind the Scenes in Washington
A Washington feature surveys the Supreme Court as a powerful, evolving force shaping law and policy amid Roosevelt era tensions. It notes potential impacts on TVA, labor acts, and NLRB cases, with focus on justices and major national issues affecting the New Deal landscape. Whisky intrudes in Melbourne rescue of exhausted sheep after flogging.
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Rodney Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Senate
New Deal
TVA
Tom Mooney
Supreme Dockst
GCA
National Labor Relations Board
German Forces Move Into Sudetenland After Munich Pact
A dispatch describes German troops advancing into the Sudetenland across a Bavarian frontier arc. Regions near Bavaria Saxony and the northern Czech border are listed for occupation with plans for international plebiscites supervised by a commission to determine territorial outcomes.
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Czethosovalis
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Munich
Hitler
Britain
Taly
Muswolly
France
Bavaria
Czech
Poland
Denmark’s 150th anniversary of peasant emancipation
Danish reform 150 years since abolition of villienage ended serf-like status for peasants. The 1788 decree ended forced labor and migration bans, enabling landowners and peasants to prosper. A commemorative stamp and memorial column in Copenhagen mark the milestone.
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Denmark
Lexington and Concord
Leaschold
Eform
Tovian
Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Files October 1 1918
A telegram confirms the death of Stanley Platt son of James and Mrs Platt while in service. Reports from Corry note dryness and bootlegging amid war era tensions. Amos Willits and others drill wells, while a local merchant misplaces stock and a shipping district adjusts to wartime controls.
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Yrne
Spartansburg
James Platt
Stanley Platt
Bowman's Choice: Actor's Path From Law to Hollywood
Leo Bowman, a young actor from Hollywood, credits his fate to his cousin’s marriage to a theater director, Bernard Szold. Bowman's early career followed stage work in Omaha and New York, with a dramatic arts education and roles in films such as Last Train From Matty and Phils Way Please. He later joined Red Radin’s projects and now appears with Sally Bilers in Miracle Racket, while preparing further film roles.
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Hollywood
Leo Bowman
Pobedly
Bowman
University of Cincinnati
Hi Life
Fas
Otter
Thattle Theater
Omaha
Neb
Bernard Szold
Szold
Tittle Theater
Academy of Dramatic Arts
New York
Academy
Hie
Taft Rev. N. Hy
Berkeley Square
Otol
Sernen
Matty
Red
Radin
Jo Lg
Selly Bilers
Ewes
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Fragmented OCR of a medical note discussing bodily functions and dangers. Mentions the Medical Society of Pennsylvania and topics like compensation balance kidneys digestion and temperature. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear sections.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
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Mearville
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State Assembly
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Studebaker
Paradise
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Cornersville
Ind
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Mexico
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Tale
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Kennett Square
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Canada
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Europe
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Ht- Greboslovakia
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Washington
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Perdinand Pecora
Actin
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Dewey
Hines
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Sudetenland
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