How's Your Genius Memory Quiz Answers 1930s Style
A playful memory quiz asks ten questions about history geography and literature. It promises scoring tiers from Genius to Poor and directs readers to the Classified Page for answers.
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Gem Douglas Macarthur
Japan
Russia
Hoover
Boulder) Dam
Republic
John Howard Payne
Julia Ward Rowe
Harjriet Beecher Stowe
Boag
The
Ton
Cory Hospital
California
Charles G
Gordon
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Arlington National Cemetery
Local injuries cover a Sunday night accident
Mike Litz recovering after his car veered off Hare Creek road into a four foot ditch causing facial and head cuts. Miss Helen Dahlstrand of East Main street received a severe cut to the right eye while at a Wiener roast, struck by a hook edge in a friend’s hand. Minor details follow on other names and a political commentary from The New York Times cites tax and housing cost figures related to Congressman income scrutiny and Nixon real estate spending.
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Mike Litz
Hare Creek
Mike
Helen Dahlstrand
East Main Street
Montgomery Ward
Miss Dahlstrand
Congress
Cabell Phillips
New York Times
Phillips
Sen
Nixon
Washingtim
Whittier
Calif
Washington, D. C
Washington
Twenty Years Ago Taxes Ahead of 1981 Figures
A 13 percent school tax collection is several thousand dollars above 1981 totals as many taxpayers use installment plans. Tax Collector G. H. Gordon reports progress on remodeling the Heath building at North Dexter Street for the Grands Union Company. The Grocery chain outlet is relocating from the Masonic Temple.
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G. H. Gordon
Heath
R. E. Palmer
Dexter Street
Grands Union Company
Masonic Temple
Cobalt 60 Urged as Poor Man's Radium for Cancer
The article argues Cobalt 60, cheap and plentiful, should be used in approved medical applicators to broaden radiotherapy access and fight cancer. It notes it is not a cure, and that early adopters avoid overclaim. Also mentions a 1948 study and Nova assistance in radiotherapy.
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Doss Mattox Miller
James Monahan
William G. Myers
Ohio State University College of Medicte
Myers
American Journal of
Republican names named in Harrisburg race signal GOP strength
Inboro and nearby officials including Joseph Ziesenheim former State senator Homer Cook former county treasurer Chester Zetha former deputy prothonotary and Chauncey Teasekson are identified as Republicans. No Democratic prospects appeared, likely due to the Republican administration in Harrisburg as primaries approach next spring with Gov Fine a possible factor.
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Inboro
Joseph Ziesenheim
Homer Cook
Chester Zetha
Chauncey Teasekson
Harrisburg
Fine
Incomes Publicity Debate Hits Congress and Truman
The Nixon and Brevanson funds trigger renewed push for full income publicity by officials. A Sept 27 1961 Truman message urged annual income disclosures for all officials including gifts and loans. A Oct 17 1961 Senate subcommittee proposed asset-liability disclosures for Congress members and federal officials earning 10 000 yearly or more. A Morse bill and Boling House bill target annual income sources and securities dealings for lawmakers and officials. Newbold Morris announced Feb 16 probe into executive corruption and financial questionnaires for cabinet members. The term lunatic traces to Latin luna moon from ancient belief Moon rays drive men insane.
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Pussierry
Nixon “Fund
Brevanson “Fund
Congress
Truman
Senate Labor and Public Welfare
Dous- Tas
National Political Party Committee
Sen
Morse
R-Ore
House
Rep
Bol- Ung
D-Mo
Tle
Wilbully
Newbold Morris
Executive Branch
Financial Ac
Service at Olean for Mrs. Virginia Smith Norman
A former Corry resident Mrs. Virginia Smith Norman received a funeral service at St. Marys Church of The Angels in Olean with State Game Protectors bearing. She had worked nine years in the New York State Conservation office. Interment followed in Olean Cemetery. Survivors include her mother Mrs Doris Smith Wiland and cousin Mrs Doris Jane Ban yas of Meadville, with other relatives noted.
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Corry
Virginia Smith Norman
St. Mary's Church of the Angels
Olean
Norman
New York
Doris Jane Banyas
Meadville
Margaret Clart
Otedn
Corey
Allan May
Paul Brynolfson
Milton Zaizieck
G. Brysor
J. R. Dearme
In Memoriam for Doc Cummings One Year On
In loving memory of Doc Cummings who died September 29 1951. The poem recalls sorrow and fading strength as loved ones remember his gentle presence. Sadly missed by his children Mrs Charley Swan Mrs Carl Gates Mrs Genevieve Lanning Mrs Floyd Marsh Merl Cummings.
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Doc Cummings
God
Charley Swan
Carl Gates
Genevieve Lanning
Floyd Marsh
Merl Cummings
Petition Signed by 67 Attorneys Seeks Fairview Man for County Clerk
A petition urging the appointment of J. Howard Essick of Fairview as county clerk will be filed with Governor John Fine. Essick, trained in law though not an attorney, was proposed after Erie County Bar Association debated the nomination without endorsing a specific candidate. Other names include Paul Dundon and Ed-
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Fairview
Erie
J. Howard Essick
John Fine
Erie County Bar Association
Eselik
Esesick
Paul Dundon
Post open pend ing nomination by Erie County voters
Industrialist Tigualus W Robinson Jr., long associated with Robinson Industries, dies at Magee Hospital. He served as chairman and was 59. His death leaves the Pittsburgh area business world mourning a longtime wholesale concern figure.
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Pittsburgh
Tiualus W. Robinson Jr
Robinson Industries
Magee Hospital
Robinson
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Pat H. Barrett Davis
Lehigh University
Pennsylvania Speech Association
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Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Ariel
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