Ward Alder voting center in Corry election clash
In Corry a key race for alderman in the First Ward pits George H. Gordon against Charles M. Merrow as November ballots loom. The piece also notes a Halloween church social, school events, a Grange football win 7-0, and PTA meeting leadership as local activities unfold.
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George H. Gordon
Charles M. Merrow
Seven Quiz Questions From Classified Page
The questions test grammar logic and general knowledge. They ask about earth’s poles visibility of the aurora relation between anger and justice coin composition nickel composition types of permanent life insurance conversions Italian author of The Prince end of World War II timing and ministerial roles probing combustion similarities and a London term pram and a boxer nickname Slatsie-Masie.
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Gianent Ife
Winston Churchill
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Surplus Property Rules Expand Veterans Purchase Rights
Surplus Property Administration announces changes to allow veterans to buy government surplus goods for business, professional, and agricultural use. SWPC sets limits, certifies purchasers, and may act as buying agent while allowing direct purchases from disposal agencies under favorable terms and extended credit. Changes take effect October 19 and emphasize direct veteran dealings with designated agencies.
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Faw
War Plants Corporation
Wilmer Jess
Surplus Property Administration
W. S. Hug
Salles War Plants Corporation
SWEC
SWPC
Department of Agriculture
Wade
Veteran and SWEC meeting arranged by service officer
Bloyd Black, acting as liaison between the veteran and SWEC, will arrange a meeting with SWEC field engineer JR Paulson Erle for the veteran. Two men fled a crash scene at 150 Walnut Street after a stolen car struck a parked vehicle, a witness reported injured thieves climbed out. Coast Guard James Maher reported the theft from the Walnut street parking area between 16th and 11th streets at 2 25 AM yesterday.
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Walson
SWEC
Jr, Paulson
Erle
Walnut Street
James O'Dowd
Coast Guard
James Maher
Walnut
16Th
11Th Streets
Royal Quackery and Wartime Wage Woes Refuted
A veteran newspaper column denounces postwar wage politics and wartime fixes. It criticizes government schemes to preserve wartime profits, cites OPA cost absorption rules, argues stores cannot guarantee full employment, and questions continuing wartime prosperity policies. It notes discharged veterans fear job loss and outlines reemployment rights.
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OPA
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
The article notes eight million Americans suffer migraines with symptoms like dull throbbing pain blurred vision spots and light sensitivity. It discusses dietary factors dental issues work style and stresses understanding causes avoiding triggers maintaining regular meals sleep and outdoor exercise to prevent migraines.
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