Corry Journal Classified Ad Rates and Publisher Info
The notice lists publisher names and addresses including Fred Rimball Newark and Chicago Mortgage & Bond Building Detroit Chamber of Commerce Philadelphia Weightman Building and Pittsburg Gem Building. It states The Associated Press rights, post office entry in Corry Pa, and mailing rates of 6 and 3 dollars per year with carrier price of three cents per copy and eighteen cents weekly. Advertising rates are available upon application.
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Chenove
National
Fred Rimball
Newark
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Corry
Henry Ford Calls for Higher Auto Wages Amid War Board Hold
Henry Ford reiterates support for higher pay, aiming to top the $5 a day and $7 day raises, but government control via the War Labor Board blocks action. He vows to pay the highest wages in the auto industry when feasible, tying wages to a full days work and pay while urging broader civic goals beyond money.
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Henry Ford
War Labor Board
Ford
Daily Dozen Lunches For School Children
Advice from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania on packing clean appealing lunch boxes. Emphasizes balance and variety with milks, eggs, butter, fruits, vegetables, peanut butter and jelly, cheese for calcium, and a hot balanced dinner if lunch is cold. Encourages neat wrapping and attractive presentation for hungry youngsters.
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Nellie
Freddie
Millicent
Gedric
Quiz questions page six asks seven queries
A reader faces seven trivia prompts including Dumbarton Oaks location the NYSE founding oak bounty Baby Snooks creator the Bible cleansliness proverb the Columbus voyage ships the Heydrich profile poker hand comparisons true false WWI savings stamps types and Aleutian Islands jurisdiction among Hawaii Alaska or the Philippines.
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Dumbarton Oaks
New York Stock Exchange
Christopher’ Columbus
Reinhard Heydrich
Aleutian Islands
Hawaii
Alaska
Philippines
Labor organ blasts Hillman as disruptor
Sidney Hillman, chairman of the GTO political action committee, is labeled the greatest disruptor in the American trade union movement by the Labor Union, AFL official publication. It warns that Roosevelt's re election could empower Hillman to split American society into hostile groups and weaken bona fide trade unionism, potentially benefiting Communism.
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Roosevelt
Political Action Committee
Sidney Hillman
GTO
Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
PAC
Hillman
Washington
Record of 1918 Reveals True Significance of Nazi Peace Feelers
A 1918 overview shows Nazi era negot iations echo earlier war endings with demands for surrender and concessions. The piece traces Wilson s 14 points and the path to armistice, noting Allied insistence on unconditional surrender and German efforts to seek favorable terms. The account recounts key dates from 1916 to 1918, including Wilson s speech and the November 11 armistice, highlighting the shift from negotiated peace to military defeat.
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Herman H Allen
Washington
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Wilson
Andre Tardieu
League of Nations
Austria-Hungary
United States
U.S
Lansing
Residents Protest Rail Crossings Abolitions Near Erie
About 60 residents from Harborcreek township and North East gathered at the Erie county court house to protest proposals by the New York Central and Nickel Plate Railroads to abolish grade crossings at Walbridge road in Harborcreek and at Smedley and Liberty streets in North East. Officials led by Attorney Robert Firman argued closures would hinder travel and commerce and remove the only crossing between Nagle road and Harborcreek, three miles apart.
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Erie
Harborcreek Township
North East Borough
Erie County Court House
New York Central
Nickel Plate
East County
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission
Walbridge Road
Smediey and
Liberty Streets
North East
Conscious objector Prank Marshall Godfrey sentenced to five years
In Sept at Brie a conscientious objector Prank Marshall Godfrey Sharon was found guilty by a jury in front of Federal Judge R M Gibson and given a five year prison term. Albert L Brooks 54 New Castle admitted stealing 72 worth of machine parts owned by the government and was ordered to restitution and paroled for one year by Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker.
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Brie
Marshall Godfrey
Sharon
R. M. Gibson
Albert L. Brooks
New Castle
National Youth Administration
F. P. Schoonmaker
Uncertain 1940s election hinges on soldier ballots
Twenty years ago voters faced delays in declaring the next president as absentee military ballots piled up.States like M1 with 116 electoral votes delayed counting, while Pennsylvania and California set late dates. Rhode Island and North Dakota waited into December. Soldiers leaned radical in other elections, with civilian and soldier turnout differing significantly.
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Pennsylvania
California
Rhode Island
North Dakota
Lincoln
The German Problem during World War II
The article warns American troops to remain vigilant about English speaking Germans who might exploit friendly ties formed before World War II. It argues that prior German culture and cooperation gave way to brutal militarism in World War I and National Socialism under Hitler in World War II, making any friendship with Germany or Japan impossible and demanding constant caution.
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Germany
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