Corry Evening Journal Masthead and notice details
The fragment shows newspaper masthead for the Corry Evening Journal with publisher Arthur Colegrove and advertising representative Fred Kimball. It lists office addresses in New York Detroit Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia and notes Associated Press affiliation and mailing/subscription pricing.
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Corry Evening Journal
Sanih
P.colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 4Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Ces
Carry
Oon
Peace Through Universal Trade and Postwar Cooperation
The article argues that peace rests with the American people shaping a postwar world. It urges expanding international trade to benefit nations, warns against isolation, and stresses the need for active markets and global collaboration. It notes economists like J. B. Condliffe and calls for informed public action to achieve lasting peace. It also highlights wartime medical advances and the role of doctors in saving lives, contrasting civilian strains with military medical progress.
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United States
J. B. Condliffe
University of California
Education and War Echo in Pape Address
In a wartime speech, President Parseyelfi echoes concern over German youth and moral instruction, warning that Allied plans face dangers from dangerous ideas. The remarks stress mental discipline and a need to counter hostile influences shaping youth and international opinion.
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Amin
Alexander Pape
Pont An Pon
Parseyelfi
Wasis
Paar
Stalin Portrayed As Scientist in Soviet Portrait Series
New York report depicts Joseph Stalin through a series of articles by Soviet aircraft designers Yakovlev and Tavochtein. The installments, quoted in Pravda, portray him as a thoughtful engineer and gentle leader, detailing dialogues and Stalin's insistence on precise language and candor.
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Ey Henry
Cassidy
Moscow
New York
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Communist Party
Lenin
Siflesman
Soviet Union
Alexander Yakoviev
Szyget Lavochkin
Red Air Force
Yaic
Lagg
Linn
Te Man
Yakovlev
I Pioneer
Iyamne
Pravda
Commmunist Party
Tavochtein
Tavochkin
Russia
Kremlin
Stalints
Eninge
Yochisin
Yakovley
James Fenimore Cooper
Cooper
Yakoviev
Stan
Joseph
How's Your I 9 Answer Seven Quiz Questions
A garbled quiz style entry lists questions on Rooseveld or Dewey voting, V P succession, Graham McNamee, Madagascar geography, Une Sawallt triangle, lamp circuits, New Caledonia status, military salutes times, Thomas Burbeck, and a poetry book author.
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Tim
Correel
Rooseveld
Dewey
U. S
Tyler
Fillmore
Johnson
Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
Graham McNamee
Madagascar
Africa
Une Sawallt Triangle
Wirvelt
New Galedonia
Hue
Talther Burbank
Panther Seen Stealing Calf Near Ellington
Ellington residents report a panther prowling near Gates Hill road and Clear Creek. A farmer observed the animal abduct a newborn calf, prompting talk of a posse though officials warn a woods-born panther is hard to trap. The animal is described as large and black.
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Ellington
Clear Creek
Frank Peterson
Gates Hill Road
Deal Ellington
There Will Be Fewer Oysters This Season
Washington reports fewer oysters due to bottom damage and inadequate spat development. Fish and Wildlife Service shellfish investigators at Woods Hole Mass warn manpower limits hinder recovery as the oyster season opens.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fish and Wildlife Service
Woods Hole
Mass
Balant
Daily Dozen Safety Rules for Infantile Paralysis
Pennsylvania health bulletin warns of infantile paralysis in 1948 with scattered cases across several states. It urges avoidance of contaminated water and strenuous exertion, promotes sanitary conditions, treatment of minor illnesses, and keeping suspected patients quiet in bed under a competent examiner.
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Pennsylvania
Nort Carolina
Kentucky
Virginia Hare
Voice of the People in Corry on Johnson Pewey and labor politics
In a Corry Journal letter dated August 31 1844 editorials accuse Austin Johnson and Tom Dewey of political theater and criticize Roosevelt era labor policies. The writer alleges CIO and Communist influence in labor unions and denounces wage freezes and price hikes under the New Deal as harming American workers.
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Voice of the People
Corry
Corry Journal
Austin Jd. Johnson
Mani
Tom Pewey
Drake
Quack
Aero
Roosevelt
Wn American A. F. of
Vow
L. Union
Jolson
Abor
Comunists
Roosevel
New Deal
CIO Union
Tom Dewey
Swan Freed After Muskie Hooked It On Cha Tauqua Lake
A swan was found bound to a hooked muskie in Cha Tauqua Lake. Willian DeHaven and son James with W. L. Pifer saw the bird, rowed closer, and found a double plug with a muskie head attached to the swan's left foot. The muskie measured 98 inches and weighed about 18 pounds. The swan flew away after the strange encounter.
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Vameshown
Chautauqua Lake
Willian DeHaven and Son
James
Yatesboro
W. L
Wally” Pifer
Paint
Stockholm
DeHaven
Anne
Mayville
Hald
Pilot Eric McLaughlin Found After Tennessee Plane Crash
The body of Air Captain Jack McLaughlin's son and Army transport pilot was found in wreckage in the Tennessee mountains near Orchard. Wreckage was located after searchers spotted the Stinson Reliant plane that disappeared Sunday between Nashville and Knoxville. McLaughlin was married on June 3, 1946, to Faith Townsend of Bennettsville, NC.
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Eric Mart
Tennessee Mountains
Erie
Jack McLaughlin
Army Transport Command
Orchard
Tenn
Louise McLaughlin
McLaughlin Sid W. G. Wilson
Altoona
Vetera American Airlines
Stinson
Nashville
Knoxville
Tennessee
Faith Townsend
Bennettsville
Aly‘Jines
Canadian Runaways' Tale Debunked by Police Recovery
In Jamestown on September 1 police recovered an automobile used by four underage runaways from St. Catharines Ontario. Their claim of hiking from Youngstown to Salamanca to reach a warmer climate and crossing the river by a small boat was contradicted by immigration officials who returned them and the car to their home town.
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Imellicine
France
Hid
Moetars Ab
Jamestown
St. Catharines
Youngstown
Mingava River
Canada
Salamance
Ryer
Edmund
O'Brien
Poside
OPA arrests Dunkirk man in large counterfeit stamp bust
OPA investigators in Dunkirk seized 7888 counterfeit gasoline ration stamps valued at 23 664 gallons from Guy Patsy 34 as he exited his car near Main Bastettr street Patsy claimed he bought the coupons at 1 30 am at New York Central Railroad Depot He faces arraignment before U S Commissioner Butterfield in Buffalo and has prior July 17 arrest on a bogus box lamp charge pending.
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Dunkirk
OPA
Byttle
Guy Patsy
Patsy
Evin
Tis
Main-Bastettr Street
New York Central Railroad
Polie
Palsy
Buffwio
U. S
Butterfield
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