Corry Evening Journal details and advertising rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists contact addresses in Corry Pennsylvania and major advertising offices in New York Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia. It notes subscription rates by mail eleven to thirteen dollars and carrier pricing per copy and week along with display advertising deadline at 9 am prior to publication.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
Pupsaroom
G.T. Bergman
Vaitional
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond Building
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Prem
AP News
Carry
Corry Faces May June Clean Up Paint Up Drive
Corry will launch its Clean-Up Fix-Up Paint-Up period at May end through June to boost city appearance ahead of the centennial celebration. The City Beautification Committee and Chamber of Commerce urge residents to plant grass, trim hedges, paint exteriors, plant shrubs, and garden to create a strong community impression for thousands of summer visitors. This annual effort relies on broad participation to surpass past gains and leave visitors with a positive word about Corry.
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Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Corry Memories Highlight Local Sports and News
A May 25 1921 to 1941 overview recalls Corry events including Elks doubles winners George Roof and Jim Sul yan with a 1198 series and second place 1190. North western Rifle League awards plus Studebaker deliveries, local church services, and a tram accident near Erie Train No. 6. Pro Castro riot in Chihuahua with 300 students opposing El Heraldo.
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George Roof
Jimmy Sulyan
Elks
Harold Cragg
Bill Roehrig
Cassius Sears
Dick Morton
Individual star tops five team league scoring
Don Patterson led the five team league with an average of 1425 per match as top scorer. George Patterson achieved the high prone position average with a perfect 100.
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Don Patterson
George Patterson
Plan to revitalize Manhattan's financial district faces hurdles
David Rockefeller and leaders outline a bold downtown renewal aiming to curb decay, unite public and private sectors, and create a circular NYSE home, a 355 million World Trade Center, and housing near Wall Street. Port Authority supports 35 million project financing awaits New Jersey action.
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New York
Wall Street
Manhattan Island
David Rockweller
Downtown-Lower Manhattan Association
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Chase Manhatan Bank
Tte
David Rockefeller
New York Stock Exchange
Great Harbor
World Trade Center
Jesser
Port of
Rockefeller
Celebrities on epitaphs and life’s meaning
Hal Boyle recalls questions asked of famous figures about their epitaphs and the one word that sums up life. Gary Cooper chose Sincerity, Myrna Loy Love, Bob Hope Applause. responses reveal attitudes toward fame and existence. The piece notes a mix of humor and candor from entertainment icons.
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New York
Jane
Morey Amsterdam
Whitney
Bob Mitchum
Hollywood
Bob Hope
Mitchum
Gary Cooper
Myrna Lay
Tsat
Nine men sent for mental tests in morals case
Jefferson Ohio judges order nine Ashtabula County men charged with morals offenses sent to Lima State Hospital for sixty days mental examination. Pleas entered Saturday, sentence deferred pending hospital report amid claims of widespread impropriety. Names listed include Bierstedt, Dewey, Burez, Farrell, Hanna, de Kallos, Sart, Hertun, and Wright.
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Jefferson, Quia — Common Pleas
Thomas D. Lambros
Greyhound
Lima State Hospital
Lambros
Ashtabuin
Ashtahuin
Anton Bierstedt
Russell O. Dewey
Mike Burez
William A. Farrell
Sam Junior Hanna
Ashtabilla
Arpad de Kallos
Conneaut
Herbert Sart
Saybrook
Niles M. Herttun
Burton B. Wright
Ashtabula
Gridder Succumbs to Leukemia at Wake Forest Benefit
Wake Forest halfback William Skippon of Conneaut Ohio died of leukemia hours after a hospital-benefit game to cover his bills. The 21-year-old fought the illness with friends saying he knew his battle was near impossible. A Wake Forest publicity director recalled Skippon’s optimistic view and shared reflections on life and its meaning.
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Winstow-Pauem
Wake Forest
William Skippon
Conneaut
Ohio
Sunndry
Deacons
Skippon
Marvin Francis
CIA Criticized as Key Factor in Two Disasters
Marlow surveys U S intelligence failures tied to the Cuban invasion and the U 2 overflights. Kennedy backs a Taylor study while Nixon urges split in CIA duties. Reports say CIA biased in Cuba support and miscalculation of anti Castro sentiment, amid Algerian revolt shifts. An eight month old dies in a Bedford bed incident.
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Washington
Itell Kence
CIA
Kennedy
Ils
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Richard M. Nixon
CTA
Eisenhower
Paris
Khrushchev
Russia
Christian A. Tierter
Anin
Cuba
CLA
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Democrats
U.S
Castro
Allen Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Algeria
Erie County gains second woman attorney
Erie mother Mary Ann Guernsey, 26, was sworn in as the county’s second woman lawyer, joining Sidney M. Carlburg in Union City. A Pitt Law School graduate, she plans civil work while promising to accept criminal cases. Her husband, Richard, praised the milestone.
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Erie
Erie County Bar Association
Mary Ann Guernsey
Samuel Roberts
Samuel Rosalter
Bar Association
Guernsey
Michael W. Huron
Pittsburgh
Sidney M. Carlburg
Union City
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Richard JD. Guernsey
Richard Kevin Guernsey
Priscilla Reichart
Philadelphia
Measure seeks abolition of boxing group in state Senate
Harrisburg AP reports a bill to abolish the state Athletic Commission which regulates boxing and wrestling. Introduced by Sen. Z H Confair R Lycoming, the measure would merge duties into a deputy secretary of the Commonwealth. Confair cites declining boxing activity and past failed attempts.
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Harrisburg
State Athletic Commission
Senate
Z. H. Confair
R-Lycomih
Confair
Commonwealth
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