Twenty Years Ago in Corry Highlights and Obits
Twenty years ago in Corry the community heard Dr Barker address a Father’s Responsibility to His Son at the high school auditorium while Alfred aged seven suffered injuries after an incident. Ward reported a death at Dr Crile’s Clinic in Cleveland. The school board planned new dressing rooms for the Hatch building football teams. Ajax Tron Works and U S Radiator Corp contributed to the Community Chest lifting the total past 12 900 dollars. The Woman’s Club prepared a style show and industrial exhibit for October 24 and 25 at the State Armory.
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Charles 5. Barker
St. Edward's
Board of Education
Catry
Hatch Building
Supt
Dewey
Ajax Tron Works
U. S. Radiator Corp
The
Woman's Club
State Armory
Erie Considers New Tax Boost
Erie officials discuss a half mill city property tax increase to fund a sinking fund estimated at 70 000 dollars annually to retire last year s 1 495 000 electorate bond issue. Finance and law departments push preparations for next year s budget ahead of a Thursday deadline.
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Brie
Finance and Law Department
Joseph A. Walezale
Walcsak
Walczaly
Corry Evening Journal Publisher and address details
The notice lists the Corry Evening Journal publishers and addresses in New York and Detroit offices, with associated media and advertising information. It notes AP news exclusivity for local coverage and subscription rates, mail and carrier delivery terms, and display advertising deadlines.
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Corry E Evening Journal
Wrest South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Natoma Ae Yeersine Representativi Eimbaul, Inc
W. 4Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Detroit Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Voice of the People on Game Wardens and Stool Pigeons
A letter from A. L. Maine denounces game wardens as stool pigeons after a neighbor reports to authorities when the writer cleans a .23 rifle on the porch. He recalls wardens surveying his property for an hour, claiming they disobey no game laws and criticizing the commission.
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Folka
Game Commission
The
Jammer
Maine
Rare operation saves fate of newborn at Jefferson Hospital
In Philadelphia on October 18 a rare transfusion replaced eight percent of a newborn's blood to treat a formerly fatal malady. The baby, born a week earlier to Mrs Wanda Mussoline, now shows a hopeful prospect of normal life as doctors report steady improvement.
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Philadelphia
Jefferson Hospital
Wanda Mussoline
CG. R. Mussoline
Hazleton
How's Your IQ memory test prompts readers to answer ten questions
A quiz style prompt invites readers to answer ten questions on topics from yachts and portraits to social work and the Crimean War. It promises score tracking and notes the answers appear in the Classified Page.
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Jothnad Carey
Phesbay
Ooohei
Peeksill
Florence Crittenton Homes
Nusse
U. 5
Mammoth Cage
Rocky Graziani
Erie GE Plant Starts Layoffs Amid Steel Strike
The Erie GE plant announces a layoff plan idling 7,500 workers by October end with potential 1,500 more job losses if the downturn persists into November. The broader steel strike and related industries show widespread idle activity across Erie, including the docks serving Pittsburgh smelters.
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Erie GE
Eale
Erie
Erie Dock Co
Pittsburgh
The Right to Strike Through the Ages of Labor Legislation
The article surveys the evolution of the right to strike from early punishments to modern protections. It cites Massachusetts 1942 rulings and later court actions, noting laws like the Railway Labor Act and Taft-Hartley Act limit or ban strikes during cooling-off periods or essential industries, with President Truman supporting measures to curb strikes in jurisdictional disputes.
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United States
Masssachusetts Supreme Court
President Truman
Supreme Court
Treasury report details October 14 treasury figures and debt
Treasury data show October 14 receipts of 50.4 million dollars and expenditures of 160.0 million, with cash balance 4.708 billion and total debt 256.534 billion. An injunction from March 1947 barred strikes in coal mines under government control, urging public utilities restraint and federal employee no strike rule. Judicial outlook echoes Holmes on balance of rights to strike versus public interest in essential industries.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Justice Holmes
Erie contractor wins $3340 award in building case
A jury in Erie County Common Pleas returned a judgment for Albert Ferrier and Son of Erie against Wilbur Scheiger for $3,340.07 for construction of a one story building. Judge Burton R. Laub presided over the case.
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Erie, Och
Albert Ferrier and Son
Erle
Burton R. Laub
Common Pleas
Wilbur Scheiger
Ferrier
Woman Dies Under Subway Train in Philadelphia
Mrs. Ruby Burroughs Batt, 62, wife of industrialist William J. Batt Sr., died when she leaped from a Broad Street subway platform into a City Hall station curve. Witnesses testified she removed her fur jacket and shoes before the plunge and left her baggage on the platform.
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Philadelphia
Ruby Burroughs Batt
William J.atl, Sr
Broad Street
City Hall Station
Absence of REL factor Baffles Doctors In RH Blood Study
Doctors describe the Rif factor as a blood substance. When fb is present the person is RH positive while ab sunt means RH negative. RH factor rarely causes trouble in births but has been fatal when mother RH negative and fetus RH positive. Mussoline is RH positive and his wife REL negative. Stamp meters can stamp up to 800 letters per minute.
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Mussoline
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Alfred
Mr. Afternoon
Corry Hospital
Journal Filet
Ward
Stephen A. Linendel
Voice of the People
Willys Sales & Service
R. P. Beckwith
N. Center St
Dial
Studebaker
Studebakers
Ford
Borstorff & Fitch
First Avenue
Tunnell’s
Sama
New Deal Optical
Desmond Electric
Church St. Corry
Page & Nichols
E. Main St
Mueller
Macaroni
Sauer Kraut
Blue Boy
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Calif
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurange Corporation
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