The Associated Press News Dispatch Notice
A clipped AP rights notice explains exclusive use of dispatches and credits in Corry Pennsylvania paper. It lists post office entry, second class mail terms, and subscription rates for various delivery options.
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New York
Michigan Square Ride
Chicas
Detroit
Ghamiet
Pittsburgh
Wiehenan
Philadelphia
Denver
Associated Press
Corry Voter Eligibility Rates Highlight GOP Edge
Erie County registration data show Republican strength in Corry amid low primary interest and expected turnout. Despite a potential 3 618 eligible voters only about twenty percent cast ballots in recent elections, with margins favoring the GOP in most wards.
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Corry
Erie County Registration Commission
Utewan
Hee
Twenty Years Ago Local News Bits From The Era
Cora Whiteley of Will Vile visits sister Mrs T J Pullom for a few days. Dr J W Graham is hospitalized with injuries from a street collision. A fire destroyed the Albert Winns home near Spuria. Mrs A E Byer 87 dies in Columbus Lismarine. Mrs Ray Wolford hosts the Avisamyl Crafts Club. Earl Brown to move to California. A real estate view notes 35 000 to 6 000 house costs vary by region and builder standards across the country.
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Cora Whiteley
Will Vile
Wwe
S & Guest
T. J. Pullom
C. W. Clark
Pyle
W. Graham
Yorty Hospital
Younes
Cerlies
Rosing
Ray Wolford
Avisamyl Crafts Club
Hame
Earl Brown
Neu le Winker
California
de Noell
York
112Th Infantry
France
Tennessee Noncom
Tac Paulson
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Joseph
Crawford
Ronald Noble
Art
I. L
Pennla Gas
Erie Daily Times
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Bre
Globe
Atlantic
E World
U.S
Motor
Pullman
Marco Polo
Roosevelt High
Gary
Ranger Corners
Beaverdam
Professor Gates Grammar Punctuation Critique By Penn State
The piece discusses professor Thomas J Gates of the English department at Pennsylvania State College, arguing grammar and spelling are weak in high school and that neglect of basic language skills affects both male and female students. It urges attention to fundamental subjects in the public school system.
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Otters
State Employment Service
Fieens
Thomas J) Gates
Pennsylvanum State College
Mnayorates Q
Baer
Ubtougl
Gules
Hol
Italy
Scotland Used as Barrier to Nazi Tanks in World War II
A wartime letter from Mrs. Fay Belden in West Spring Creek describes rationing in Scotland and Britain, noting sea conditions, limited supplies, and grateful exchange of food from the United States. It mentions holiday visits, submarine news, and questions from a quiz page about American and world topics.
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Scotland
Britsh Isles
United States
Fay Beldeth
West Spring Creek
Glasgow
England
Belden
Trent
Gow
Gemmell
Davin
Bila
Duwi
Banks
America
Italy
Inmate Reversal After Body Found in Michigan Town
Details describe a years old Tyee Bowe found in Moyal Dale Michigan. The report notes examinations of the body and a later reversal in the investigation. Ham Win and Virgie Wola are mentioned with the event's context and outcome.
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Tyee Bowe
Moyal Dale Mich
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Diabetes Threat Pinpoints Rising Death Toll in U S
The Medical Society notes 600000 sufferers from Wabetes in the United States and a rising death rate in Pennsylvania. Improved diagnosis and laboratory tests since 1920s reveal diabetes deaths previously misattributed. Insulin and proper care are emphasized as key fighting tools.
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United States
Warn Against Selling Shells to Juveniles
Sheriff Kappler announced on Friday a crackdown under an inland law prohibiting supplying shells to youths. The warning alerts local keepers and citizens that violations will be prosecuted.
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Sherif Cyl Kappler
Stewart Uses Congressional Probe to Target Communists
Onarles Stewart reports congressional committees probe of anti American activity in the United States, led by Martin Dies, and criticizes policy aiding Russia. He notes a list of 1124 government workers linked to organizations seen as Soviet sympathizers, urging removal from public service.
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Onarles
Stewart
Culumingat
Maritn
OUYS
United States
Texas
Branda Biddle
Martin
Dies
Moscow
Biddle
Russia
Toote
Diea
Justice Department
Guneral Biddle
Fragmented OCR note on historical typography and errors
A garbled OCR passage discusses misused adjectives and erroneous wording in a historical text. It references English spelling, stove behindness, and misread numerals, with scattered fragments about masons and reproductions.
Corry area notes drift through war and everyday life
Roaming column updates readers on European sentiment toward Americans, local illnesses, and community happenings. Richard Weaver contracts trian ile paralysis after rheumatic fever, while John McCracken excels in chemical engineering at Grove City College. Local sights include rail crossing plans, storefront interest near Loblaw's, and Corry residents recalling wartime acts and local charity efforts.
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Jerry Rook
United Press
Journal
South America
Equator
S. Paul Weaver
Jamestown
Erie
Brothen Conference
Richard
John McCracken
T.h.rexall McCracken
Grove City College
Milo Lewis Glaney
Union City
New Cumberland
Dope
Center Street
Pitsi Avenue
North Center Street
Pasche
Lake Road
North East
Waterford
Moonee
Community Notes and Celebrations Stir the Local Scene
Readable scraps report weddings anniversary notices and local happenings. Harold Sweet and Carl Gustantans celebrate long marriages while Dr Willary Tolley marks a milestone at Allegheny College. Crandall’s restaurant debuts Panoram and police training expands with Meadville classes as plans for a memorial band-shell emerge.
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New York
Harold Sweet
East Wayne Stret
Carl Gustatants
Jonnelits
James
Pennsylvania
Meadville
Helly
Park 15
Jim Hendricks
Erie-Renovo Division
Wil
Charles
Yank" Kinley
Cory Hospital
Radio Listings and Personal Note from Ticusville
A fragmented radio schedule lists NBC CBS and Mutual programs including NBC Red and NBC-Union shows with entertainment and news. A closing line notes Mary Jean Sullivan, daughter of the local postmaster, entertained with a vocal number at a postmaster gathering in Ticusville Thursday evening.
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Mary Jean Sullivan
James P. Sullivan
Ticusville
Unclear OCR Item With Medication Brand Mentions
Fragmentary text mentions various medicines and brands such as BROMO, BARDEX TONE, PEPSONEND POWDEM, HILLS COED TABS, DEWITTS, and NOBE DROFS. No coherent event or narrative is readable, offering only scattered product names and prices.
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Alka Eka
Ec Texedikus
Dewitts
Qough Hyrup
Wancoles
Unclear fragment suggests wartime or personal note
Fragmentary text references individuals and events with chaotic wording, unclear context, and possible mentions of Barbarossa and blood. No coherent event or action can be determined from the readable lines.
Joseph Py Wy Tusues gard: BE Sree
A garbled OCR item mentions an individual, likely a person name, with unclear context and a potential street or place reference. Readable fragments indicate a local card note or notice but lack concrete actions, dates, or affiliations to form a full summary.
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Toseph
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Jacob Sabile
U. S Navy
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Nobody's Children
Lakeview
Puritan Coffee
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Barbarossa
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