Newspaper Masthead and pricing notes from Corry item
The snippet shows the Associated Press pledge and newspaper masthead details including rights to republish AP dispatches, publication location Corry Pennsylvania, and mailing and advertising rates. It reads like a period notice with pricing for mail and carrier delivery and terms for local distribution. The readable content emphasizes ownership and distribution terms rather than a news event.
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Piddle St
New York
Baquire
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Republic
Corry
Veterans Reunion and City Affairs Report
Twenty years ago the city prepared to display flags for a Civil War veterans reunion to be held at the State Armory. Mayor Alexander directed Assessor Westley to pause the 56 percent valuation work during his absence in Buffalo. News came of Thomas Stines death in Prescott Arizona, a World War veteran known locally. Corry eyes a strong independent football team this fall after regular practice sessions. An auto collision near Spring Creek damaged John Dingfelder’s car. no injuries reported to occupants of either vehicle.
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Sord
State Armory
Alexander
Westley
Buffalo
Thomas Stines
Prescott
Ariz
Tommy
Wis
Company A
Corry
Free press and radio to aid global understanding
The article discusses the long standing American value of press freedom and the slower acceptance of free radio. It notes a House resolution by Rep Pulbright aiming to record legislators on this issue and promote unhindered interchange of independent news to foster better understanding among nations and help prevent wars.
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Congress
House
Pulbright
Jewell Naylor
Arid
United States
Foreign Affairs Committee
Redeedning of the Presbyterian Church Audi torium Reopens
The restoration of the church auditorium is finished and regular worship resumed. Yesterday a large congregation attended services reflecting renewed parish activity and communal recovery.
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Presbyterian Church
Immortal Peas and Tomb Gardens From Ancient Egypt
Ancient Feyptians kept everything to accompany the dead in burial. Seeds from three dry peas sent in 1936 sprouted in a Portsmouth garden after 3,200 years, growing seven feet tall with dark, larger pods. Plants thrived in a legendary land of youth, despite being out of place in a resurrection world.
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Old Kingdom
Tulan- Ehamen
Portsmouth
Insulin Shock Therapy in New York Hospitals
A study of 1128 dementia praecox patients at Brooklyn State Hospital over six years reports insulin shock treatment, brought to the United States by Dr Manfred Sakel in 1926. Treated patients showed clear gains, including higher discharge rates, more returns home, and greater long term establishment in the community, suggesting substantial hospital day savings and improved outcomes compared with untreated patients.
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Gos
New York
Manfred Sakel
United States
Vienna
Brooklyn State Hospital
Brooklyn Hospital
Memorial services for Harry Weicht held by local church
Elder H A Beayon of the Seventh Day Advent Church led a service for Harry Weicht at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home last evening. James Humphrey and Arthur Page ard assisted. The body shipped to Altoona for services in Everett Pa with interment at Everett Cemetery. Attendees included former Hell Telephone Company workers, local church members, and relatives from multiple cities.
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Harry Weicht
H. A. Beayon
Seventh Day Advent Church
Herry Weicht
Bracken- Keating
Olglock
James Humphrey
Arthur Page Ard
Russell Moore
Arthir Page
Hell ‘Telephone Company
Mr. Weicht
C. H. Drew
C. J. Mader
Nels Christensen
Archie J. Anderson
W. B. McCracken
G. E. Willams
G. J. Mader
Warren
Carl Ruffner
Loc! Church
Altoona
Everett
Everett Cemetery
Paul Weicht
Ralph Weicht
Charles Weicht
Guilty Verdict in Assault Case
A jury found Dee guilty in an assault case after testimony recounting a victory garden visit and late night tavern stays. FBI lab results showed shared substances in Lee clothing and Mrs Miller bedclothes among 42 items. The story also notes treasury receipts and a hotel fire in Alabama with nine missing.
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Amy
6Th Street
Golden Lax Tablets Ad Promising Quick Health Boost
An old advertisement touts Golden Lax Tablets as a tonic to improve digestion and energy, claiming sluggish bowels indicate poor health. It lists price points for 90 and 60 cent packages and directs readers to drugstores.
College President To Speak At East Branch Church
Rev Theodore P Stevens of Aurora IL will bring the message at Hush Branch Advent Christian church Sunday evening September 17. The community and congregation are invited. Dr Stephens is a young college president noted for addressing youth issues with a ringing message.
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Theodore P. Stevens
Aurore College
Aurora
Advent Christian Church
Stephens
Erie Flier Killed in Western Crash
Flying Officer George P. Robbins 24, son of Wasley and Mary Robbins, was killed Thursday when his P-47 fighter plane crashed about a mile east of Cordova, Nebraska during a routine training flight. Col. C. D. Modllistex, commander at Bruning Army air field, stated no crash details were released.
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Erie
George P. Robbins
Wasley
Mary Robbins
R. D. D. Norcross
Bello Valley
Cordova
Neb
C. D. Modllistex
Bruning
Army Air Field
Robbins
Assaults land on Morotai Palau summary
Allied forces landed on Morotai and Palau, with Admiral Nimitz reporting heavy bombing and shelling of enemy defenses. Maj. Gen. Julian Smith led the landing as part of a wider 828 mile advance from Guam. Japanese losses included multiple ships, while American air losses were light. MacArthur’s forces pressed north through the Moluccas.
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Pye Gacy
William P. Halsey
Palau
America
Nimitz
Wilkinson
Julian ©. Smith
Marine Corp
Guam
Balan
Tong Caroline
Ferther
Halmehera Island
MacArthur
Will dispute delays as one claimant dies in Mayville
Mayville September term action to contest the will of Bertha L. Hamilton, Ripley heiress who left a hill estate to an animal refuge, is delayed after George Lamberton of Waterford PA dies of a heart attack. Michael Lombartio, attorney for the Pennsylvania brothers, asks for administrator to manage remaining interests as the case stalled. Robert Lamberton of Franklin shared a $2000 legacy and a business block. Chess Lamberton of Franklin also received $2000 but did not join the suit.
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Mayville
Bertha L. Hamilton
Ripley
Hill
Pennsylvania
Michael D. Lombartio
George Lamberton
Waterford
Robert
Franklin
Chess Lamberton
Navy Seabees member from Cambridge Springs dies in Pacific
Michael J. Greitzer a machinist mate and electrician in the Seabees, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Greitzer of Cambridge Springs, was killed in action in the South Pacific on September 5. He had served since September 1, 1942, trained at Camp Peary Virginia, and is believed to have been in the New Guinea area. He leaves behind a family including 12 year old Paul, 10 year old Isabelle, and 8 year old Joseph.
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Michael J. Greitzer
Arid Electrician
Seabees
Paul Greitzer
Cambridge Springs
South Pacific
War Department
New Guinea
Paul
Isabelle
Joseph
Camp Peary
Hurricane devastates Long Island area with 14 dead
The hurricane left many Long Island towns without sight and power and crippled communications and transport. Seven deaths occurred in Greler New York while the New York City area and Connecticut escaped heavier damage. The freighter Thomas Tracy ran ashore near Rehoboth Beach Delaware and split in two. Coast Guard rescued its crew. Wind toppled a tanner in the Hudson river and many smelter craft were torn from moorings coastwide as winds persist early morning from New Hampshire to Maine and rain likely to ease by afternoon.
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New York City
Connecticut
Greler New York
Thomas ‘Tracy
Rehobort Beach
Del
Coast Guard
Hudson River
Portsmouth
N. H
Portland
Quiz questions on history and trivia from page six
Multiple choice and short answer prompts cover occupied Mongolia by Japanese forces in World War II era false statements about St. Louis Cardinals leadership in 1946, Eduard Benés and other questions. Includes canning fruit with no sugar, height comparisons, and a correction of a sentence about Pearl Harbor inspection.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Eduard Benes
Washington
India
Florida
France
Spain
Pearl Harbor
Seven Hurt as Bus Crashes at Rail Crossing
Titusville report of a west bound bus from Erie skidding at a Reno Franklin crossing and striking a telephone pole. Seven aboard were injured and taken to Oil City and Franklin hospitals. none seriously hurt. State police continued investigation.
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Titusville
West Ridge
Erie
Reno
Franklin
Oil City
Bus Crash After Rain Leaves Casualties in Town
Reported injuries occur after a bus rounds a corner and hits a pole. Names include Theodore Fado of Dunkirk driver with back injuries, Glenmire Haskins 92 of Tlonesta with leg injuries, Eins H Shively 20 of Calmoni shoulder injury, Bertha McCann Pardoe Mercer County with head injury, Mrs Willfred McCandrew McKeesport head lacerations, Glenn Gebbart Warren hip injury, and Mrs Dela Rowley Byersdale Basack injury.
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Theodore Fado
Dunkirk
N. Yui
Glenmire Haskins
Tlonesta
Eins H. Shively
Calmnoni
Bertha McCann
Pardoe
Mercer County
Willfred McCandrew
McKeesport
Glenn Gebbart
Warren
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