Corry Journal Ad Rates and Weekend Digest
The Corry Journal lists advertising deadlines and rate notices including display ads and mail subscriptions. The issue also reviews a dubious distinction study on alcoholism, noting San Francisco's high rate and regional patterns, plus reports on moral teaching in New York public schools and a discussion of the American middle class and income distribution.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Cony Frans Journal
George R. Sample Vane
Allen ‘Telegraph-Sports
B.G. Bennett
Iational
Representatie Bottinell-Etmball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
and Square
Chicago Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Presburgh
See ‘Press
Quarterly
Journal of ‘Studies On
San Francisco
Sacramento
California
San
Francisco
Chicago
New York City
National Catholic Education Association
St. Louis
Msgr
Sylvester J. Holbes
Buffalo
Board of Education
Elvil Uberty
Sin Internal Revenue Study
Stanford Hose Company elects Sullivan president at annual meeting
James P. Sullivan was re elected president of the Stanford Hose Company at the annual meeting held in the First Ward fire station club rooms. Officers named include Paul Splesman vice president Pain secretary Thomas Garrity treasurer George Mulderick foreman Raymond Sandburg first assistant Carl Peterson second assistant. Motorists pay two cents more per gallon as gasoline prices rise to 16 cents. Corry High School girls ensemble placed third in the district Music and Forensic League competition at Greenville.
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James P. Sullivan
Stanford Hose Company
First Ward
Paul Splesman
Corry High School
Greenville
Marines Tragedy Echoes From Drill at Parris Island
A Marine drill misstep at Parris Island left several recruits missing after a late night hike into swampy terrain. Sgt. McKeon led rescue efforts, with survivors recounting men slipping into mud and strong currents while attempting to reach safety.
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Norman Alfred Wood
Bay Shore
Thomas Curtis Hardeman
Vidalia
Parris Island
Burger
Snd
Frais
Pennsylvania
Edwin Leonard
Roselle Park
N. J
David McPherson
Chatham
Sgt
McKeon
Spanic
Fire damages home of Dell McCray last night
Damage estimated at 100 dollars occurred at the Dell McCray residence when a match head used to light a gas light dropped into clothing in a closet. A separate incident at Howard's tannery on East Max street left John Hanson with the loss of two fingers after his left hand was caught in a machine this morning. The text also notes origins of the word magnet from Magnesium and a Turkish city’s lodestone observations.
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Dell McCray
John Hanson
East Max Street
Howard's
Buffalo to Erie Thruway section nears completion
An army of construction workers readies for warm weather to finish the Buffalo to Pennsylvania segment of the New York Thruway. Twenty contractors lead projects with progress slow on bridges and culverts while crews clear rights of way. A 664 foot bridge nears completion over Cattaraugus Creek at the Erie County boundary. Interchanges near Erie will be between Fredonia Dunkirk for Route 160 and Westfield for Route 17.
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Fle
Buffalo-to
Pennsylvania
Erie
Concentrati
Cattaraugus Creek
Erie County
Chautauqua i County
Fredonia
Dunkirk
Westfield
Robber Binds Clerk For 640 Dollar Cash Pickup
Irwin police seek a man who robbed a loan office clerk of 640 dollars in cash after binding and gagging her. Jean Ghesty said the suspect struck yesterday in the General Public Loan Association office, grabbed the money, and fled on foot. No weapon was shown. clerk described a tense struggle and the muddy, ice filled area as a difficulty.
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Irwin
Jean Ghesty
General Public Loan Association
Jman
Legless Woman Loses $350000 Damage Suit
A Jamestown jury found no case against the city Jamestown Motor Bus Transportation Company and Officer Henrik Karlson in a $950000 damage suit filed by Mr and Mrs Joy. The verdict after about an hour and a half ends a week of testimony on the February 19 1954 accident that left Mrs Joy legless.
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Max
Supreme Court
Jamestown
Jamestown Motor Bus Transportation Company
Henrik Karlson
Harry Joy
Michael D. Lombardo
George T. Vandermuelen
Karl Son
Main
Second Streets
Joy
Bear Lake News Letter Reflects Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Leon Cable and son Douglas spent the weekend in Washington DC. Nellie Burch celebrated her 6th birthday with her brothers. Ethel Bond and Edith Hawkins from Jamestown visited their aunt Cora Cook. George Morton returned from Penn State College for the weekend. A film from the American Leprosy Missions Mary Reed was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Storm over Titusville coupon promotion stirs merchants
Titusville police report a dispute over a Treasure Chest Spring Bonus Book sold by H A Kimball Advertising Service of Ithaca New York. The 2.98 dollar book offers coupons redeemable at 14 local merchants and 800 copies were sold. Some merchants complained customers exploited offers without buying other merchandise while others supported the promotion. Chief Albert P Brady halted phone selling by three girls at 11am but permitted resumption at 2:30pm after a complaint was withdrawn. Fourteen merchants signed contracts and some awaited church services.
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Titusville
Albert P. Brady
H. A. Kimball
Ithaca
Brady
Kimball
Merchants Weigh Free Giveaways In City Promotion
City officials and lawyers debated the legality of a merchants promotion offering free merchandise. Charles L Bly stone assistant district attorney said the promotion is legal though not a good bargain for some. Chamber of Commerce advised merchants to consult the Retail Bureau before joining.
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Charles L. Bly~stone
Tome
Chamber of Commerce
Robert ©. Newell
Kimball
Hurt
Chamber
Newell
Governor Signs Three More Bills in Harrisburg
Gov. Lead ix signed a new state law authorizing a port authority for Allegheny County and approved bills extending legal protections to junk dealers, adding a judgeship in Allegheny County Orphans Court, while vetoing a 20 day waiting period for disposal of fair trade merchandise at closing-out sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Allegheny County
Leadix
Allegheny County Orphans Court
Businss
BPW Women Host Tea Event For Members
A local BPW group plans a tea to celebrate members and recognize milestones. The program features a birthday tribute and talks by guest speakers, highlighting women’s business achievements and community involvement.
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Bell Press
Kane
Fragmentary note hints at publication by next issue
A fragmentary line reads that the letter will be with the next issue. No further readable details appear to identify sender, recipient, date, or topic.
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Alexandris
Marcy Thompson
Brooklyn
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Narene Johnson
J. C. Manwaring
McFadden
Shady Ave
Dodge
Plymouth
Vicinity
Leo Heberlein
Chevrolet
Your Corry Home
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Studebaker
Heberlein
Motor Sales
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Steele
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