Corry Evening Journal Opinion Attacks Medical Socialism Measure
The piece condemns the Wagner-Mayray health bill, calling it utilitarian government that would empower the Surgeon General to hire doctors and set pay, tax employers and self employed earners, and shift to state medicine. It warns of political influence and higher taxes on wages and services as the nation would move toward socialized medical care.
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Social Progress Legation
Wagner-Mayray Sen
Genéis
Panic Health Service
I Bey
Postwar policy urges moderate taxes to spur private enterprise
The article argues for a U S postwar plan centered on private enterprise, noting that continued production funds government and preserves living standards. It cites Harley L Lutz of Princeton advocating moderate postwar taxes to unlock production, with excess profits tax and surtax to be repealed after the war and normal rates limited to about 20 percent.
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United States
Harley L. Lutz
Public Finance
Princeton University
Tax Review
Comforting Nation Sees War Strain Yet Relative Stability
Prices rise and shortages appear amid wartime rationing difficulties. Despite hardships, a comparison with other nations deeply involved shows not much worse, with most people managing and many enjoying unusual resilience and adaptation.
Twenty Years Ago Notes From Journal Piles
Miss Clementine Moses writes Antevestimary on her experiences with the Lennie cuttingdke that damaged crops. A mall development near Hateh Run in Crawford county is proposed with a lease to Frank Laurie Oscar Andrews Ward Binkins and Hartison Kehpel. Game wardens report hunting restrictions and about a dozen arrests. Local sports hope Keystories will return to Corryn basketball. Births: a daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Quinlisk and a son to Mr and Mrs Leslie Webster Eugene Richard.
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Hateh
Crawford County
Frank Laurie
Oscar Andrews
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Daily Dozen From Medical Society of Pennsylvania Feet Fatigue Facts
Fatigue is the most common essay of foot strain caused by overweight overwork and exonic life events. Muscles weaken from overuse and the arches lose support as ligaments stretch leading to pain. Treatment emphasizes proper walking and standing posture, heel to toe alignment, and strengthening muscles supporting the arches.
Questionable quiz page to classified brief summary
A jumble of quiz questions and miscellaneous notes asks about a library director, a columbarium, nullification doctrine, WMC, river deltas, Staley, U.S. presidents, Roosevelt kinship, greenhouse temperatures, and general wartime commerce remarks. The fragmentary text includes commentary on jewelry spending, clothing costs, rationing, candy, liquor demand, and shopping behavior during wartime.
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Columbarium
Qursery Toy Colutabine
Delaware
Connecticut
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United States
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Midwestern Inquirer
Corry News Teems With War, Housing Plans, and Local Tales
War time notes fill Corry with updates on Army personnel including Lieut. Mulhelen and Donel Hurlburt. Local housing plans promise low cost homes via pre fab methods. Community glimpses feature old town business, auto dealers, and shop closures alongside Budweiser and West Church Street plantings.
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Holden
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Associated Springs Corporation
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Old Town
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Clarence Duma
Jacksons
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Aen
Floyd Black
Theson
Armenia
Dan Zlich
Soman
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Emmalyn Dirks
Ida M. Divies
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Army
Lowry Field
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Oglehorpe
Munda
Gratefuness
Donel Wilton Hurlburt
Eglin Field
Harold
Brown
Coy Bridge and Supply
Barnes
Stowets
Jamestown
War Department
Willy
Tarry
Nantes Milphi
Joymike Eastwiyd
Corry Hall
Hoven
Gnoller
Unity Brethrens
Cutrles Lucey
New York World Telegram
Licey
Olney
Maryland
Washington
Luo
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Raymond
Treasury Lottery
Reynolds
Greenville
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Cis’ Sox
Lakewood Tragedy: Tot Drowned Near Lakefront Cottage
In Jamestown Det 8 physicians at General Hospital report a two year old boy drowned near the Lakewood lakefront. Neighbors locate the body off the dock at the Geolss Bidhroll cottage as Pauline Hanley, 17, found the child in a foot of water and alerted others. Parents Mr. and Mrs Thurston Nelson rushed to the hospital as searches continued.
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Thurston Nelson
Pauline J. Hanley
Fie
Geolss Bidhroll
Miss Hailey
Ethel Davis May Get Ration Job
Fragmentary OCR yields a local notice style item naming Ethel Davis and a ration job context. The unreadable text includes scattered names and places but confirms an employment or ration related item involving Ethel Davis and others in a wartime or civic aid setting.
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Ethel Davis
Erieiste Kin of Mercer Murder Victim
Respondent mentions Erieiste as kin to Mercer murder victim with confused OCR text referencing names and relations. The fragmentary lines touch on individuals such as Evert Wikon Rabert Melly and Gary, plus various phrases about death and years, but offer no clear, coherent narrative or verifiable details suitable for a full obituary or report.
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Aude Rabert
Melly
Watt
Niki
Alingy
Sonnei
Gutealien
Gary
Silkert
Fragmented OCR dialogue on clothing sizes and a “Wekt smiack”
The readable fragment describes clothing sizes such as size 17-H shoes and a 42-27-17-37 measurements. It includes a joking reference to a “Wekt smiack” of twelve sandwiches and a remark about a six foot person traveling with a younger brother aged 17, seeking trends and a bigger one.
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Wekt Smiack
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