Corry Evening Journal details and publishing info
Corry Evening Journal lists address on West South Street and staff roles including Publisher George R. Sample General Manager Allan Hasbrouck and Advertising Manager John McLaughlin. It notes AP exclusive rights and mailing rates 13.00 yearly by mail and seven cents per copy by carrier with published advertising rates on request.
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Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Carry
State to Activate Housing Agency Aims at Mortgage Money
Governor Lawrence plans to launch the Pennsylvania Housing Agency to enter mortgage and lending business. A 1959 law would be revived to channel funds to middle income families, with bond issues tax exempt to lower costs. About 100,000 households could benefit and stimulate the economy as long term, low rate loans replace risky high rate financing.
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Lawrence
Pennsylvania Housing Agency
Federal Housing Administration
Hollywood adapts Oscar show with single host Bob Hope
AP reports producer Arthur Freed plans a unified telecast for the 1960 Oscars. He aims to avoid a flashy entertainment spectacle, focusing on surprise winners and a single emcee, with nominees gathered together and presented by stars like Connie Francis and Sarah Vaughan.
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Hollywood
Arthur Preed
Freed
Paris
Gigi
Bie Wineners
Bob Hope
Brothers Fou
Connie Francis
Hi-La
Jane Morgan
Sarah Vaughan
Hospital Mixup In Birmingham Over Two Mrs Beans
Mrs Erna Bean entered a Birmingham hospital and caused confusion because another patient, Mrs Hina Bean, with husbands both named William Bean, shared the ward. Neither couple knew the other prior to the mixup, highlighting a humorous case of mistaken identity in a medical setting.
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Birmingham
Ala
Erna Bean
Hina Bean
William Bean
Big business scrutiny as government flags company size
The Justice Department again probes corporate bigness and market concentration, focusing on how large firms like General Motors influence rail procurement and squeezing out competitors. Standard & Poor's rankings show GM leading in sales, AT&T in assets and profits, with shifts among Gulf Oil, Texaco, and Du Pont shaping the 1960- year landscape.
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New York
Justice Department
General Motors
Washington
Poper
GME
American Telephone &Telegraph
Jersey Standard Oil
At&t, Telegraph
At&t
Jersey Company
Standard & Poor's
Jersey Standard
Hord
Gulf
Ford
Texaco
du Pont
Tragedy Strikes Sherman Family In Early Evening Crash
Yesterday memory page recounts a Sherman family crash on the Sclatn road two miles north of Corry that seriously injured a young mother and killed her four year old child. Earlier North Corry crash saw a Meadville driver crash into an electric pole at North Center street and Columbus avenue, leaving a limb dangling by wires. At Corr Jyneswwn Manufacturing, 150 workers returned as operations resume after a three week strike settlement in the metal furniture industry.
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Easter Jay
Sherman
Une
Sclatn Road
Corry
North Corry
North Center Sitres
Columbus Avenue
Corr Jyneswwn Manufacturing Corporation
Maxwell car demonstration in Corry city heats drivers
Forty years ago on April 14 1921 Maxwell cars were shown in Corry with J Kimmey of the Corry Garage generating interest among drivers. A house to house canvass for Kerwin's new directory will start Monday to speed completion. Robert Heatlein was elected school tax collector at the Board of Education meeting. A musical program was provided at the Parish Hall by Mrs B Barlow Miss Colletta Bennett Mrs Lillian Barnes and Miss Ina Austin. Mr and Mrs Cr Van Tyseel celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a dinner at the Phoen...
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Maxwell
By & J. Kimmey
Corry
Auer
Robert Heatlein
Cal
School Texes
Board of Education
B. Barlow
Colletta Bennett
Lillian Barnes
Ina Austin
Mes
Cr. van Tyseel
Phoeni Iforel
Pavement Plate Insight on New Friends and Youth
Hal Boyle argues Americana readers about aging and friendship. He suggests that making new friends keeps the mind active and youth alive, while clinging to a fixed circle leads to bitterness and stagnation. A simple cure is widening circles and pursuing new interests.
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New. York
Curbstone
Young Democrats Plan Local Club Formation
A group of about 20 Young Democrats met at the Phoenix Hotel to organize a local club with a steering committee chaired by Charles Graham. Officers will be elected at the next meeting on May 10. Committee members include Charles Nichols Thomas Burkhart and Joseph Slike. The junior committeemen will offer what ever all they earn. Graham said the next session will be open to the public.
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Phoenix Hotel
Charles Graham
Charles Nichols
Thomas Burkhart
Joseph Slike
Graham
North East Crash Injures Man In Demolishes Car
A crash near North East injured Harold Stevens as his westbound car lost control at 1 20 pm yesterday. The vehicle struck a telephone pole and two trees, destroying the right side and listed as a complete loss. Stevens received abrasions contusions and shock at Dr M L Adams office.
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Mlern Bay
Ane Nnuuitor Sylad
Erlemith
Harold Stevens
M. L. Adams
Stevens
U N Faces Criticism as China Admission Debated
The United Nations endures blows from France and the Soviet Union as talks rise on admitting Red China. Kennedy remains opposed yet the U N's influence wanes amid de Gaulle’s reform calls and Hammarskjold’s fragile leadership. Adlai Stevenson praised, future days test his resolve.
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United Nations
China
Kennedy
United States
U. N
Chang
Formosa
Red China
Adlai Stevenson
St Vincent's Plans $900000 Site For Disabled
St Vincent's Hospital announced a $900,000 rehabilitation center to serve northwestern Pennsylvania with 36 beds. An application for a $200,000 Hill Burton grant was disclosed by Administrator Slater Anna Mirtle, with Mills from the Pennsylvania Department of Welfare visiting. The project aims to provide integrated medical, psychological, social and vocational services under professional supervision, with possible grant approval by June and start of construction in 1962 beside the current hospital. In Columbia, Pa., a two-car crash killed a 41-year-old and a 47-year-old and injured the woman's husband, while the deceased were identified as Mrs Hazell Olson and Harry James Shaw. Mrs Olson's husband Manford was admitted to a hospital.
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Eitte
Mills Sild Approv
Mare
Crasd
Columbia
Hazell Olson
Eau Claire
Wis
Hany James Shaw
Millersville
Pennsylvania Anglers Lift Lid On 61 Trout Season
Hundreds of thousands of anglers will fish Pennsylvania streams on opening day Saturday for the 1961 trout season running through September 14. About 1.5 million trout have been stocked statewide, with another half million by late June. Wet snow and high streams may hinder early fishing. creel limit eight per day, minimum six inches. Penn State opens Stone Valley Park to coincide with the season, featuring Shavers Creek lake stocked with 40,000 fish. The project funds parking camping and boating from user fees. the area covers 575 acres south of Penn State.
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Harribburg
Pennsylvania
S Nam
Commonwealth
State Fish Commission
U.S. Weather Bureau
University Park
Centre County
Pennsylvania State University
Stone Valley Park
University
Shavers Creek
Stone Valley
Penn State
University’ Park
One Million Cured: Cancer Survival Through Early Checkups
A health notice urges annual checkups and awareness of seven cancer danger signs. It explains that a doctor may declare a cancer cured when a patient is alive and disease-free five years after diagnosis and treatment. Over a million Americans have been cured by timely action.
Fragmented notice hints at April rites and deaths
A damaged newspaper fragment lists various names and phrases about deaths and ceremonies. It mentions April events, presiding figures, and multiple individuals including Mrs and Miss, with scattered references to sessions, rites, and memorials. The readable content is incomplete and unclear.
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