Corry Evening Journal advertising and editorial staff
The Corry Evening Journal lists publishers editors and managers including George R. Sample Allen Huabrouck John McLaugh lin and G. T. Bergman. It details advertising staff and national reps Bottinelli Kimball and others, plus address blocks in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Subscription rates and display deadlines are noted.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allen Huabrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
National
Bottinelli-Kimball
DIO
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond Building
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Uus
AP News
Roosevelt Era Big Stick Backdrop To Cold War Blues
An opinion piece laments U S decline in resolve since Theodore Roosevelt, arguing soft national backbone invites foreign contempt. It criticizes Kennedy era leadership, MacNamara, and economic powerhouses, urging a tougher stance and readiness to issue ultimatums to adversaries if needed.
No paper today for April 27 1941 edition
A note from the 20 Years Ago column states no paper was published on Sunday April 27 1941. No additional details are provided.
Lewd Bible Peddler Sought Around Town District
Police seek a Bible salesman described as a lewd peddler who approached a Tryonville district woman Tuesday. She filed charges of indecent assault, and a warrant issued for his arrest. The man, in an auto, claimed to sell family Bibles and made indecent advances before fleeing toward Hydetown or Titusville.
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Suusville
Townville-Tryonville
Tryonville
Alder Ima N
Titusville
Agine Auto
Hydetown
Lady Dottie the cat enters middle age with grace
Hal Boyle notes cat Lady Dottie embraces middle age with queenly calm accepting claw clipping and a sofa makeover. The cat tolerates family cuddling, naps more, and even poses as a fur wrap for visiting children while keeping a wary eye on birds outside the window.
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New York
Lady Dottie
Mark
Susan
Dottie
Lady Dottle
Tracy Ann
Penn State Students Plan Loud Tuition Protest Motorcade
Penn State students press for more state funds, planning a motorcade to Harrisburg after President Walker cited the need for funding. Freshman leaders say families cannot bear another tuition rise, amid campus protests and banner campaigns calling for higher state aid.
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Penn State
State College
API
Pennsylvania State University
Harrisburg
Eric A. Walker
Dale Katherine Harris
Latrobe
Lawrence
State University
Walker
Daily Col
Legian
Harburs
Gwendolyn Epstein
Easton
Hartisburg
Gwendolyn
Cuban Invader Arrives in U S After Sea Rescue
A Cuban exile says the invasion failed against Castro’s forces and arrives in the United States after being rescued from a Caribbean life raft. Manuel Penabaz, 27, and four companions were picked up 55 miles south of Isle of Pines aboard a Caribbean Steamship Co. ore ship bound for Ingleside. He blamed Castro troops for heavy losses and called for better air support, naming three companions and withholding one due to family ties in Cuba.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Caso
United States
Caribbean Sea
Manuel Penabaz
Isle of Pines
Loase
Caribbean Steamship Co
Ingleside
Corpus Christ Bay
Penaban
Spencer Pearson
Perahaz
Oriente
Fidel Castro
Castro
Sion
Cuba
United States Union
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
Havana
Kennedy warns editors of tough days ahead in world crisis
Marlow reports from Washington that Kennedy and officials warned editors the United States faces hard days ahead amid Cold War pressures. Khrushchev outlined four kinds of war from thermonuclear to national liberation, with risks including Cuba, Laos, Vietnam, and a rising Red China aiming to expand and potentially threaten Southeast Asia.
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Teddy Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Washngton
Kennedy
State Department
Khrushchev
Kennery
State of the Union
Cuba
Tibet
Asia
Southeast Asia
China
Decline of the West challenged by official outlook
An editor briefed that the administration rejects inevitability of Western decline while acknowledging a possible loss of U S influence within five years. A government official notes how strong communist sway appears and how wary the United States government is of that shift.
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United States
Khrushchev
Rescue Pair Survive after Boat Capsizes in Allegheny Creek
Hawes Saylor and William Covell, ages 26 and 24 from Youngsville and Warren, swam to a small island in Brokenstraw Creek near Pittsfield after their 12 foot boat capsized while pleasure riding. Fire Chief Merle Se praised quick rescue by volunteers who brought them to safety with a motor boat. The men had launched near Garland around 5 pm, the craft struck a tree and sank. they swam about 40 yards to shore as the boat drifted toward the Allegheny River and was not recovered.
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Fuunglv Hawes
Wana
Gustafson
Lee
Saylor
Covell
Brokenstraw
Garland
High Allegheny River
Living room focal point ideas by architect Ward
Architect William Ward suggests a music center with bookshelves and cabinets at the narrow end to create a decorating theme. Use solid hardwood or veneer, featuring a high fidelity cabinet, amplifier space, turntable, record storage, and speakers under the window with matching cabinetry and a concealed fluorescent light valance.
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William Ward
New York City
Dyer, Mrs To I Will The From McCray Church
The fragment references Mrs. To and McCray in connection with a church context. The readable bits imply an obituary or notice involving a Dyer and church personage, but specifics like dates or actions are unclear. Further readable details are insufficient for a fuller summary.
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