Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and advertising contacts including Publisher George R. Sample and Advertising Manager Allan Bashwick. It notes Associated Press rights for local news, mailing rates of 13 and 11 dollars, carrier price seven cents per copy, 42 cents weekly, and display ad deadline at 9 a.m. the prior publication date.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Bashwick
John, McLaughlin
G. J. Bergman
National
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Face School Budget Pressures and Parental Involvement
Editorial argues rising costs lie with state mandated salaries, not local boards. It notes 68 percent of the Corry Area budget funds teaching pay, urges taxpayers and parents to attend the next school board meeting and engage in budget decisions before July tax notices.
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Corry
What If Hitler Had Been Called Hell Shicklegruber
A reader ponders how a single name could alter world history. The piece cites Bill Shirer and notes Adolf Hitler was once Adolf Schicklgruber. It imagines the impact if the name had invoked “Hell Shicklegruber” and hints the derailed destiny of a dour German figure.
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Mans
Reich
Hitler
Adolf Shicklegruber
Castro Invasion Fallout Foreseen In Western Reactions
Marlow analyzes the failed invasion of Cuba and its wide international fallout. He notes Castro’s central role, Kennedy’s stance, and editors from Europe questioning U S complicity while warning that a Castro fall could shift Latin American and global Cold War dynamics. He observes European criticism and possible boosts to Communist sympathy if Castro survives.
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Washington
Emerson
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
Kennedy
Europe
Sweden
Italy
Britain
U. S
Latin America
Red
United States
Southeast Asia
Red China
Industrialist Dies in Mexico at Naples Youth Chief
David Gry, 6, of Naples, Florida, a former vice president of British American Industries, died yesterday in Acapulco, Mexico, after a heart attack. He was identified by local authorities and listed among prominent business figures.
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Apapulco
Mexico
David Gry
Naples
Fla
Yesterday's Memories From Corry Dated April 21 1941
Two auto accidents of nearly identical nature occurred within blocks and minutes after midnight. Vehicles were driven by Walter J Dundon Alfred King Roy Blynt Miss Ruth Powers and a Jackson boy of Eagle Street. Inez Mecusker Booth longtime concert singer with Sousa passed away at East Washington Street residence. A Warren ladies team swept Aero Kepterettes in a local event as Dorothy Morton and Mary Graham led with high averages. Ernestine Lynn top scored for Corry on the shooting range defeating the Lawrence Parl indies 1476 to 1395.
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Walter J Dundon
Alfred King
Roy Blynt
Ruth Powers
Jackson Boy
Eagle Street
Inez Mecusker Booth
John, Philip Sousa
Death
Lela Wetmack
East
Washington Street
Warren Ladies
Corry
Vlean
Aero Lady
Dorothy Morton
Mary Graham
Lawrence Parlindies
Ernestine Lynn
Dividend tax clash sparks debate over equity and growth
In New York the Kennedy administration pushes full dividend taxation with at source withholding, arguing current 1951 exemptions favor the wealthy. About 15 million Americans own stock. 3.5 billion in cash dividends were paid in Q1. Critics say it doubles taxation and hurts investment while Kennedy urges broader tax reform next year.
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New York
Kennedy
Treasury
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bargains Highlighted Daily in Corry Journal
The Corry Journal showcases daily bargains featuring local deals and ads. Shoppers can find selective prices, product names, and store names appearing in the regional publication. The page emphasizes value and convenience for readers.
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Your Corry Journal
Trooper Poses as Fence Then Jailed in Burglary Case
A plainclothes Pennsylvania State Trooper posed as a fence and was arrested with two Jamestown men, Leo Atkins aged 29 and Walter E. Gorney 17, for third degree burglary and possession of stolen goods after a back road nab on Ripley Road. The trio, detained by Westfield and Jamestown police, admitted thefts including $156 from John Soderquist’s Westfield home on April 4 and other items from two more homes on April 15, with additional charges expected in Pennsylvania.
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Westfield
Pennsylvania
Jamestown
Ripley
Leo Atkins
Walter E. Gorney
Atkins
Gorney
New York
Watkins
John Soderquist
Gilbert Burgeson
Robert Hawkins
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