Campaign analysis and old newspaper ad rates fragment
A garbled post office notice and political analysis discuss Dewey's 1948 campaign team and tactics. It contrasts Dewey's advisory group with Roosevelt's 1932 brain trust and notes differences from Hoover era methods. The piece highlights reliance on data, research, and planning versus intuitive leadership, with references to key advisors and historical parallels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dewey
Warren
Dewey
Brownell
Bell
New York Times
Roosevelt
Jaeckel
Allen Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Strails
American Smelting and Refining
Burton
Stanley High
New
F. D. Roosevelt
New York
Moley
Tgwell
Frankfurter
James A. Farley
Governoe
Pres Aebt Hoover
Hoover
Jackson
Bften
Dor Bavice
Toute D
Harding
Frank Willem Bulter
Dwight
Twenty Years Ago in Corry Worded City Notes
A fragmented bulletin recalls local events from twenty years ago in Corry. Mentions a police truck replacement, Moose Johnson and Mayor Ebbert speaking at a mass meeting, a notable death of John B. Moore near Garland, the Corry Electric Shop moving to the Barlow block, a fire destroying the Shereff farmhouse, and a call to gravel East Irving Street for passable access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding
William
Pussyfoot" Johnson
P. B. Ebbert
Cony
Austratium
Anti-Saloon League
Warren County
Corry
John B. Moore
Garland
Moorre
Henry Keppel
Corry Electric Shop
Merle Israelson
Barlow Block
South Center Street
J. H. Mensink
East Irving Street
Center Street
East Wayne
J Q Quiz Puzzles Historical Trivia From Classified Page
A vintage quiz invites readers to grade memory and geography with ten questions. It asks about a horse’s gait misrendered, instrument types, a false trend claim before elections, Coventry legend, a hockey puck, medicine’s founder, an Africa exploitation book, 1952 Olympic host city, Henry Wallace’s Progressive ticket line, and Walter Reuther’s UAW full name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herseack
Coventry
England
Africa
Henry Wallace
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
U. S
Roaming Round Highlights and Local Updates
A jumble of brief items notes two near victims in West Smith Street attacks and a pair of women escaping a Fourth Ward assault. The Bendix washer dryer demo drew nearly 300 at John V. Davis store as West Marsh street expands appliance reach. Potatoes growers debate bushel tallies amid fraud worries. Ambrose Fasenmyer, Erie contractor who rebuilt Basktins Run bridge, died of a heart attack at his car wheel. Mussolini’s 13 year anniversary looms as oil firms brace for record winter fuel demand. A social businessman seeks to move west, while Life Insurance statistics show cancer death rates dropping due to public education. Parking meter changes may set in after a council meeting next Monday. Rambling notes close with more local fish stories as tuskies season nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Sni T
West Smith Street
Bendix
John V. Davia Electrical
West Marshreet
Ambrose Fasenmyer
Erie
Basktins Run
Corry
Mussolini
Ethiopia
National Life Insurance
Council Meetig
Kidney Fatigue Spells and Thompson Tablets Claim Relief
Spells caused by kidney fatigue allegedly impair filtration of waste and acids, spreading through the system. Thompson's Horma Tablets are advertised to stimulate kidney action by increasing urinary secretions and promise quick relief, urging use by dental druggists and retailers with further laxative mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Corry Area News Snippets From Local Meetings and Events
Receipts from Philadelphia convention displays draw visitors at Convention Hall while a 98 year old doctor is noted as the oldest practicing physician in Pennsylvania. Local timber industry shows off a one man power dragsaw and Corry plant workers boast a bustling Pennsylvania Week. Families celebrate growing generations, with baby Jane Lee McCoy arriving as the fifth generation in her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattangia
Mughery
Roy Mather
Boul
Frank Cooper
Marge Hass
Charles Palmers
Everett
Wash
Pat Kevin Vauelm
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Smith, Hine and French Laboratories
Gol B. Carkall
Hatboro
Pennsylvania
Corry
Dick Paulson
Ford Motor Company
Debroit Prep
Raymond Plat
Penelée
Union City
Morse Drug Store
Cooper Opera House
Baby Jane Lee McCoy
Corry Hospital
George Hicks
Marion Street
Reflective tape spreads uses amid campaign, weather woes
Fragmented OCR text reports on paving moisture issues delaying projects, Scotch reflective tape gaining nationwide use, and political travel notes. It mentions Gov Warren's Pennsylvania trip with a 10 member staff and 40 newspaper reporters, plus techs and guards. a 14 car train. a vehicle rollover near Cory. and local civic topics including VFW post home, Cameron building talk, and Kathy Sweet's California trip. Further items include Paul Quentin Lines' Merchant Marine service return, a tree discovery in Sees, and a Johnston County political note with Churchill remarks on Europe’s dangers before a parliamentary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Warren
PenneyrvAnia
Aiong
Russems Brown
Cory
Cambridge Springs
VFW
Gully Creditng & New Post
Cameron
Kathy Sweet
Cleveland
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Witllit
Genevieve Foley
Clty
Paul Quentin Lines
Merchant Marine
Amy
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Cegdairo
Republica
AP Siem
S. mi
Shereff
Toot
Ox-Bow Hill
Ash
Analeps
South America
Laries
W. EK
Shindledecker
East Boodh
Marciéa
Fred
Bopa Fiene
Ernest Roger Sh van Uid Gineth
Reedley
Johnéonblire
Suvera
Gerry Mligh
Churchill
Europe
WW Porbes
Powell
Consumer
Woam
North Center St
Lability
Kinley Insurance Agency
Federal Tie Ste Tne
Il Eweler S
Page & Nichols
Main Street
W. Main Street
Can Dole
Alaska
Do-Ox. Cay Hearts Délight Touat
Minnesota
Pharo
Rile
Ih Segal
Lanston
Center St
Dial
HELMS
ANG
Heiman's Jewelers
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