Corry Evening Journal Advertising and Masthead Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and office locations in Corry Pennsylvania with advertising and production management. It notes Associated Press exclusive use of local news and dispatches and provides mailing and carrier rates along with deadlines and ad information.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Eeeae Ee Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Associated Press
AP News
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Reading and Library Week Encourages Book Discovery
National Library Week spotlights reading and the power of books. Librarians invite patrons to explore stories, history, and imagination through printed pages, noting how twenty six letters can evoke emotion, knowledge, and new perspectives.
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Yale
Advice From Sixth Graders On What Makes A Good Parent
Salt Lake City sixth graders share clear ideas on parenting. They say parents should understand each other first, be strict but fair, discuss matters with children, and avoid overindulgence. Billy Hall stresses fairness, care, and equal attention among siblings.
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Salt Lake City
Strick
Notes From Bear Lake and Local Visitors
Local residents report weekend visits from Perkins of Youngstown and Mr and Mrs J C Johnson of Youngsville. Miss Barbara Manwaring travels to Washington with a relative. Elizabeth Ham returns from WCA Hospital Jamestown. Teddy Davis comes home from Corry Memorial Hospital. Next Saturday is clean-up day with trash to be placed by the roadside. Editor Brundidge dies in Santa Cruz after long illness.
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Bear Nase
Asec Perkins
Youngstown
Ohio
J. C. Johnson
Charlie Johnson
Youngsville
Kate Carr
Sugar Grove
Barbara Manwaring
Washington
Elizabeth Ham
WCA
Jamestown
Hawood Connell
Lynn Connell
Reo Smith
Sam Groters
New York
Teddy Davis
Corry Memorial Hospital
Inquiries on U S Role in Cuba Invasion
Six months after Castro's rise and four days into the Cuba invasion questions arise about U S involvement. President Kennedy pledges no military intervention while noting past promises to anti Castro Cubans and proposing economic sanctions to back democratic forces.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Raul Roa
United Nations
Khrushchev
Latin America
Castro
Eisenhower
Ites
Eric Holdup Suspect Still Eludes Police
Police hunt for Stephen Calafato in connection with the $10,260 Eckerd drug store robbery. Calafato, one of three masked bandits, disappeared after the raid as detectives and federal agents issue armed robbery and flight to avoid prosecution warrants. The station wagon linked to the suspects was found, but no further leads.
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Stephen Calafato
Eckerd
Frank Figaski
Calafato
Calsfato
City Police
Federal Bureau of Investigation
College Proxy Fears Worst In Pa. Schools
Dr. J. C. Warner, president of Carnegie Institute of Technology, warned that Gov. Lawrence’s education committee remedies could overbuild tax supported higher education in Pennsylvania. He argued many private liberal arts colleges will perish and that 1970 enrollment projections are too high. He proposed funding increases come one third from students, one third from government, and one third from endowments and gifts.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Commonwealth
Warner
Eight year old boy killed after Route 255 collision
Jerome Selle, eight or nine year old son of Henry Selle, was struck by a north bound auto while crossing Route 255 at about 2 55 pm. He was thrown 15 feet and died at Andrew Caul Memorial Hospital at 4 55 pm. Driver Dorothy King 19 of St Marys could not avoid the child darting into the road.
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Savoyor
St. Marys
Andrew Caul Memorial Hospital
Jerome Selle
Henry J. Selle
Dorothy King
First quarter warns dampen profits across many firms
New York AP reports that over half of the first 175 companies reporting show earnings declines from January-March 1961 with total profits off about 13 percent excludingAT&T. Some majors like AT&T rise, while GE Du Pont and others fall. a few firms post gains in chemicals and utilities amid a mixed industrial backdrop.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph
At&t
General Electric
Safeway
National Tea
Chein
Pfizer
Parke
Davis
du Post
Allied Chemical
American Cyanamid
Don Monsanto
Rohm & Haas
J. P. Stevens
Youth Works $6 Con Game In Union City
Dale Luce, 21, was arrested on larceny charges after posing as a doctor and stealing six dollars from an elderly Union City resident. He obtained five dollars before fleeing. restitution was made and he was released. The report notes ongoing company earnings trends into 1961 and compares first quarter gains to prior years.
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Union City
Dale Luce
Westside
Luce
Local School Week Observed With Student Honors
A community celebration recognized students and leaders. Mrs Pi, Mrs Carr, Mrs Wake, and Rev Homi led events. Girl Scout groups participated, and awards were presented to student winners amid school activities.
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Rode
Carr
Joh
Cour
Pal
Rober Dent
Jary
Durer
Romittee
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Citizens National Bank OF Corry
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Ridgway Boy
Business Mirror
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Goodriel
U.S. Rubber
Deere & Co
International Harvester
Scott Paper
West Virginia Pulp & Paper and Rayonler
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N. Center
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2Nd Ward
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