Corry Pa newspaper ad rates and contact details
The Corry Pa edition notes advertising rates and deadlines with the Chronicle listing men and offices in Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. It lists subscription costs by mail and carrier and identifies the Associated Press license and publishing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gory Evening Journal
South St. Corry
Coletrove
George Sample
Haltor
Ational Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Detroit
Mortgage & Bond
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Corry
Lessons From Past Invasions Shape Korean Beachhead Plan
The article notes how the anticipated U S landing at Tachon Korea will mirror or diverge from earlier World War II operations. It recalls Leyte, Anzio, North Africa, and Normandy as lessons guiding Korea strategy, with veterans from the 1st Infantry Division recalling Leyte and the broader Pacific campaign impact on modern planning.
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U.S
Tachon
Korea
Sicily
France
North Africa
Normandy
Leyte
Philippines
Anzio
Italy
U. S
Mction
Tich
Hodge
Xxiv Gonps
MacArthiur
Visayas
Marshall
Inter
Japan
Jey
Lien
Africa
Allied Campaign in North Africa and Sicily Summary
Fragmentary account traces Allied North Africa operations from resistance in Frst to surrender of Algiers, then slow Tunisian advance and Kasserine fighting. German Rommel’s Afrika Korps pushed Allied troops, but Reinforcements turned the tide. Sicily invasion followed in July. Heavy bombardment preceded landings, with large Allied materiel and personnel deployed. United States and British forces, including Eighth Army, advanced across Tunisia and into France, reaching the Rhone Valley after notable D day and St. Malo actions.
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Algiers
Washington
Tunisia
Eighth Army
I Alaméin
Rommel
Afriita Korps
Thone
Kasserine Pass
Africa
U. S
Sicily
Tallin
Thal
Amouter
Hiner
Nice
Normandy
St. Todd Avranches
France
Seventh Army
Cannes
Rhone
Celoron P. M. Dies In Auto Accident
Celoron P. M. dies in a highway crash seven miles west of Route 8 near Chittenango New York. Efear nan on the flent rear ple caused loss of vehicle control after a right rear tire blew out. Oliver Hanson driving collided with an oncoming car driven by Joseph Nellenbach 41. Hanson and Hanson’s wife were hospitalized with lacerations and shock.
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Laslashie
Efear Nan
Tve Tuto
Oliver Hanson
St Celoro
Authar Sullivan
Jpolive
Hanson
Josephy Nellenbach
Chittenango
New York
Bully Wellenbach
Bully Hanson
Glewiin
Twenty Years Ago News Briefs From September 25 1930
Parents of high school football players complain about basement dressing rooms at Hatch building dirty and too small. Mrs Charles Lawson of Clark Street learns her son Thomas Lawson 41 has been found dead in Warren D. A Glymer boy Raymond Schurman sufferes a brain concussion and ankle sprain after being struck by a car. Ralph W. Sater of the Red Cross discusses support for Curry Chapter. James McCaulay 40 narrowly escape serious injuries when clothing is caught in a machine shaft at Curry Creamery plant.
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Chaie Lawson
Clark Street
Warren, D
Thomas Lawson
Lawson
Raymond
Origin Schurman
Glymer
Angele
Ralph W. Sater
American Red Cross
Tory
T. F. Giblin
Houstiton
Curry
Curry Creamery Company
Tls
James McCauley
Serman Street
How's Your I Q Quiz From Classified Puzzles
A mixed OCR fragment presents ten quiz questions on memory and general knowledge with answers to be checked in Classified Poms. It states scoring tiers from Genius to Poor and notes memory and monthly averages. Additional lines mention a local hospital headlined incident and a traffic light installation bid of 49 dollars at Smith and Center, plus an agricultural stat that only about 70 percent of eggs hatch per USDA data.
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I. Q
Max Baer
Sakhalin
Amazon River
Burema
Koreji
South America
Fly
Grand Electric Shop
Smith and
Center Sheets
U. 8 Agriculture Department
Frank Nash Death and Funeral Planned in Struthers
Frank Nash died Saturday morning at 11 46 in Struthers Ohio after residing in Corry and working for Climax Locomotive Works. Born July 18 1869 in Grossingville Pa he moved to Struthers 12 years ago and was a groundskopper for Rose Lake. Survived by wife Catherine McAughlin and eight grandchildren, funeral mass at St Thomas Church Tuesday at 9 30 with burial in church cemetery. Also note US Agriculture says 50 degrees best for storing hatching eggs.
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Frank Nash
Yorke Street
Ted
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Struthers
Ohio
Mr Nash
Grossingville
Climax Locomotive Works
Corry
Ohio City
Rose Lake
St. Nicholas’ Church
Knights of Columbus
Youngstown
Catherine McAughlin
Nash
Pearl LaPaze
Willian J. Acks
Catherine Jayner
Alton
G. W. Nash
Pittsburgh
Leo Nash
Philadelphia
Thomas Nash
Akron
Morrison Nash
Detroit
John McAughlin
Prout Carroll
St. ‘Thomas' Church
Orelock
Cole Family Reunion Marks Milestone After Eight-Year Gap
The thirty-fifth reunion of Sidney W. Cole descendants was held at Garland Community House with 33 members. It notes fifty years of reunions since 1900 and World War II era shortages. Mrs. Bertha Houghnot attended. Nel le Wentworth could not. Officers elected: President George Cole, Vice President Charles Cole, Secretary Charlotte Wentworth, Historian Martha Houghnot. Committees named for next reunion and location search.
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Cole
Sidney
W. Cole
Garland
Bertha Houghnot
Russell
Nelle Wentworth
Salem
Ore
H.C. Preble
Lewis Cole
Willis Wentworth
Reunion Plans In August After Business Meeting
A reunion is scheduled for August following a business meeting. The program featured songs and recitations by 10 year old Barbar Cole who played two songs on her accordion. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Cole of Clarendon. Lenard Eastman and Doris Calnett of Youngsville visited the Eastman family on Sunday. A preaching service was held at Torpedo Community Church Sunday at 2 40 pm with Rev Glinton Antes of Dempseytown delivering the sermon.
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MBL
Barbar Cole
Lewis Cole
Clarendon
Lenard Eastman
Doris Calnett
Youngsville
Glenn Eastman
Torpedo Community Church
Glinton Antes
Dempseytown
Letter from Woodburn man on birthday and health
George H. Cole of Woodburn Oregon reports he celebrated his birthday in September and is not in good health after a fall from a tree root three years ago. The note mentions his status as grandson of Cole HI's first settler and describes a Sunday blackout causing farmer anxiety with reports of cows driven to the tarn and smoke from Canadian wildfires drifting across the sky.
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George H. Cole
Woodburn
Ore
Cole
Cole HI
Canada
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LEED
Carry Hospital
Maries
Frank E.graft Insurance Agency
Center ST
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General Fund
Batence
Tobit
Widing
Sunion Ant
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Charues A. Pain
Guy Controller A
Bruge Smith Auitttors
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lebanon
Witteminh @ Teéah’s
Lindsiey's
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin
Corry, Pa
Gloria Jean
Pop Corn
Lakeview
Sunkist
California
del Monte
Seabrook Farms
Prwasyrvatnia
Lephone Corporation
Barney Bennett
TTTA
Federal Deposit Insurance
Iy Cood Bank Management
Sound Bank Supervision
Citizens National Bank
Corry, Penna
Bank On
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Om Hepman
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