How Will Erie Area Benefit From Big Federal Projects
Residents in Corry and Erie question the promised payoff from federal initiatives like Evie Bather, French Creek dam, and Kinzua Dam. They cite $63 million slated for the region, seek plain numbers on how they will gain, and criticize vague assurances without specifics. They urge clearer, one-syllable explanations of benefits and how funds reach local pockets.
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Peninsylvania
Evie
French Creek
Kinzua
Samuel
Farmuel
Corry
Sam
Erie
Erie Harbor
Pennsylvania
Journal Law: The shortest route to voters is the election trip
A quip about political travel before elections. The law humorously suggests that the distance between Washington and a politician’s constituency is measured by campaign visits. It implies elections exist to reveal the candidate to those who have not seen him since the last vote.
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Journal Law
Washington
Warfront gains in the Pacific and local notices in 1942
Fresh Allied victories in the Pacific are reported as Japanese footholds in New Guinea the Solomon Islands and the Aleutians appear increasingly dangerous for invaders. In New York the Cardinals win the World Series. in Corry PA twenty sophomores are suspended for furnace damage. Private Mallick is reported missing in action, son of Mrs Millie Mallick. The city scrap drive begins and old City Park items join the effort.
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Washington
New Guinea
Solomon Islands
Aleutians
John Larry Mallick
Joseph Mallick
Mallick, & Son
Millie Mallick
East Street
U. S. Merchant Marine
Corry “High School
Brown
Gerry Evening Journal
George K. Sample
William Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinellt-Rimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Bae
Associated Press
Great Issues and the Mississippi Crisis Debates Race and Amendments
George Sokolsky argues that civil rights clashes over James Meredith reveal a deeper constitutional conflict between the Tenth and Fourteenth Amendments. He cites prejudice across regions, the ongoing education challenge, and the unequal status of the American Negro, urging gradual social change and education as the solution.
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James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
United States
South
Rambling items mix local oddities and civic notes
A Corry Ledger column blends light misadventures and public business. A housewife avoids danger by a light switch encounter with a bee, while city officials note job interest in tax receiver and a youth faces a $25 court fine. Police warn about slick leaves and street leaf burning. Sen Joseph Clark visits, boxing memories with a former Academy coach surface, ambulance dispatches spark caution, and fluoride debates loom. September Turnpike travel totals rival moon trips. A correction fixes Mrs John Lindstrom’s name.
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Singer
Polie
Harley Drake
Joseph Clark
Lowell C. Drake
Erie Academy
Jana
Beaverdam
American Dental Association
Wright School
John Lindstrom
R. D
Corry
Ruth
Methodist Church
Robert Lindstrom
Local Roads Clog Up As Rigs Double Park Near Elks Club
Streets clogged for hundreds of feet as large trucks double park in front of the Elks Club loading area. Bus riders ignore rules, preferring foot travel from loading zone to the bus station. Meanwhile, Sylvester Borsa moves up at Loblaw, from Sharon to Youngstown district rock buyer. Old wire poppers replaced by gadgets. YMCA hopes to repurpose some for fireside use. Church plans tear down across from St Elizabeth’s after purchase from Bill Hammond. A student teaching stint at Clarence Central School is noted for Mary Anne Cosma. An executives digest reveals a 70 year old spends 24 sleeping, 1 working, 8 in amusement, 6 eating, 6 walking, 5.5 washing and dressing, 3 educated, 3 talking, 3 reading, 0.5 worship.
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Elks Club
Loblaws
Youngstown
Sterling Wees
YMCA
Wees
Jim Zock
Warren
Jack Stout
Corry Loblaw
St. Elizabeth's Church
Bill Hammond
Jack MacInnes
Mary Anne Cosma
Aurelia ‘Cosma
South Second Avenue
Clarence Central School
Clarence
N.Y
Houghton College
Houghton, N
Executives’ Digest
Union City Livestock Thursday Sale Prices
Readable sale notes list good hogs to 19, sows to 14, beef cows to 15, canners to 12, veal calves to 24, bulls to 20, heavy calves to 27, lambs to 21. Prices span 12 to 31 dollars with category labels for cattle, hogs, calves, and lambs.
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Union City
The Spoken Word Ty Like the Air Che Printed Word Ts Always There
The clipped phrase hints at a literary or typographic theme with repeated word forms. It juxtaposes spoken word with printed text and notes presence, suggesting a commentary on communication modes and permanence.
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Kintua
Cafadohta Lake
City Coloneil
New York Yankees
George Kurowski
Rebirds
Yanks
Coring
Veiower
Willi Star
T. E. Williams
8. H.winger
George Sokolsky
Hlmer Shuss
M. J. Spaulding
Horton J. Davis
Clyde Paulson
J. J. Harden
Detroit
Haniel Clark and Son, Inc
Ford
Old China
Harlem
Henry the Navigator
Spain
Booler T. Washington
Geroge Washinton Carver
Ralph Bunche
50 On
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Corry Evening Journal
Sire Cohen
Oftlcenf
Perry
Paix
Bech
Careier
Kmmr
Citizens National
BANI
Lido
TUFFY
Kendall
Washington Streets
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
E.E.M
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank's Auto Service Phone 2
Tomas Motors
Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin
Aene Ee
General Assembly
Charles Atlas
Erie Sportsigure
Clark
Fieve
Academy
Roger Brown
Drake
Corry Beaver
Lou Hanna
Greyhound
Hotpoint Refrigerator
Kelvinator Refrigerator
Montgomery Ward Refrigerator
Norge
Frigidaire
Bennett
Corey
al Aid Wal
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