PRESS GALLERIES DECIDE TAS S ACCESS FOR SOVIET CORRESPONDENTS
Washington deliberates whether Tass the Soviet Union press agency may keep four correspondents in Congress galleries. A standing committee weighs if Tass is a propaganda or espionage outfit, with rules restricting occupancy to bona fide reporters and prohibiting lobbying or government employment.
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Washington
Tass
Soviet Union Press Association
Press Gallery
State Department
Justice Department
House
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Standing Committee
U. S
Woice of America
Scripps-Howard
London
Soviet Governane
Federal
Republican
Pottern
National
Bess
Mem
Bere
Roaming Round Features Local Notes and Updates
Discharged Army serviceman Jordan returns to duty after a year. Reports of squirrels seen in trees and poles, a confidence man targeting local residents, and ongoing potato harvest plans amid labor shortages. Local schools plan a joint high school project with state funding, while rainfall kept water supply steady. Cattle show ribbons for Carleton Curtis family. historic cars seen near Erie.
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Howard EB
Jordan
West Smith Street
Powell Motor Co
Ares
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Gombeny A
Center Street
Camp Atterbury
Denflees
Tulle
Corry
Corry Water Supply Co
Carleton Curtis
Columbus
Pennsylvania
New Bethlehem
Harold Curtis
Annette Curtis
Leslie Curtis
Amy Curtis
Erie
New York City
Stanley
Chicago
Ray Yohe
Texas Petroleum Magazine
Tnsts
Liquor Control Basra
Erle
Mead Park
Vee Powers
Corryman
Westfield
Keith L. Fay
Claire Post
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Osaka Army Hospital
Japan
Fay
First Cavalry Division
Kearsarge
Birthplace of paraffin wax from petroleum noted
The article recalls the early U.S. wax production from crude oil in Corry and its evolution into a major petroleum offshoot. It cites 30,000 tons yearly for candy and 280,000 tons for paper coatings, while touching on local wartime camp matters, enlistment, charity ideas, and small-town incidents in Corry and nearby areas.
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Corry
U.S
V.fw
Ellis
Camp Atterbury
Germany
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Tiles
A collection of brief items from a past issue notes a local boy’s injuries from a two-car crash at Spring Creek, dancing parties organized by Masonic committees, election machine expansion in the Second and Fourth wards, and a series of local school and civic notices including attendance officers, student injury recovery, business labor shifts, Route 6 roadside work, a G C Murphy expansion, and health officials taking custody of most children in a Corry area family.
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Corry Evening Journal National Aaroiling
HUD Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York Square
Detroit
Mortauxé & Bond
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Robert Lamona
Harry Lamona
Spring Creek
Sumner Slichter
Harvard
Marie Zafiropulos
New York Times
G. OC. Murphy Co
How's Your Q. A Genlua style memory trivia test
A quiz asking ten questions about elements sports blood hydration wages local history and famous figures. It references Babe Ruth Concord Massachusetts Thoreau Jefferson Davis and the game draughts known as checkers in England.
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Pennsylvania
Jake
Concord
Mass
Thoreau
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
England
Murphy Co Adds 71 Stores in 10 Chain Expansion
G. C. Murphy Company Inc announces a plan to qualify 207,800 shares of its common stock with Indiana Securities Commission and gain approval for an exchange offer involving Morris 5 and 10 Gent to $1.00 Stores. Paul H. Sample of Murphy and Ray P. Brown of Morris outline long study of the exchange benefits. Morris stores operate across Ohio Indiana Illinois and Michigan with 24 26 8 and 1 locations, respectively. The move leverages Murphy warehouses in McKeesport Pa and NYC buying offices to enhance distribution.
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G. Usain Pay Ay
Indiana Securities Commission
Commission
Morris
Incorporated
Bluffton
Indiana
Paul H. Sample
GCG, Murphy Company
Ray P. Brown
Morris Stores
Tno
George S. Morris
Ohio
Ilinois
Michigan
IL Unis
Murphy Company
G. C. Murphy Company
McKeesport
New York City
Sample
U S flag design features 13 stripes and star field
The flag displays thirteen alternating red and white horizontal stripes totaling seven red and six white, representing the original colonies. A blue canton with fifty white stars symbolizes the fifty states.
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U. S
Babson on Prize Fighting as Business and Nation Needs
In a defense of boxing and wrestling as essential to male fitness, Babson argues such sports belong in schools and military settings, not entertainment. He urges spiritual boycott of prize fights, warns of national leadership tied to U S defense, and advocates physical training balanced with civilian self control.
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America
United States of America
Prized Ring and Prayer clash over Jersey Joe Walcott’s image
A reader questions the ethics of boxing hype and asks how a fighter like Arnold Cream, known as Jersey Joe Walcott, can reconcile public claims of sanctity with a sport driven by brutality. The letter contrasts his church involvement and perseverance with racial and economic barriers shaping American democracy and talent.
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Hheavy Delent
Arnold Créam
Jersey Joe Walcott
Mr. Cream
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