Local News Republication Rights Notice
This item states that us Avenue New York and Building Detrakt aber of Cond. Bldg Pittsburgh Weightman Bldg Philadelphia Wire Associated Press hold exclusive rights to Hill newspaper local news and AP dispatches. It notes Post Office entry in Corry Pa as Second Class Mail Matter with subscription rates by mail and carrier and advertising deadlines.
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Americans On The Road In August
Sixty three million Americans took leisure trips by 31 million cars last year with 28 national parks and forests drawing visitors. The industry boomed before and after the war, with a 14 percent rise and a national vacation budget around 10 billion in 1950. States now run travel promotion agencies to attract tourist dollars fueling hotels, motor courts, restaurants, and related businesses.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
Foreign travel boosts U S dollar earnings in postwar era
American travel expenditures abroad reached 747 million dollars last year, surpassing the pre-war peak of 1928 at 489 million. Canada remains the top destination, while Mexico gains share. West Europe vies for visitors as London headlines a Festival of Britain and Paris promotes its 2000th anniversary. Spain, tied to a large American loan, eyes a tourist surge, and Switzerland leans on Alpine scenery to lure travelers.
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Quiz for the Genius Score on Classified Page
A reader invitation lists ten trivia questions covering segregation in schools, gravity, terminology, snakes eyelids, Soviet meaning, naval units, Roman numerals, Great Lakes, matzoth, and a sentence correction. It invites answers and notes memory improvement.
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North East Girl Killed By Auto
Barbara Blaine Chapman six year old daughter of Mrs. Robert Chapman was struck and killed by a car near her North East home as she ran from behind a tree into the street. Police said an inquest probably will not be held.
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Robert Chapman
Senators Seek FBI Reports On Alleged Reds
Senators McCarran and Ferguson urged that FBI reports be given to Congress to guard against potential subversion. The move follows testimony by Alexander Barmine, ex Russian general, who claimed the head of Soviet military intelligence spoke of Owen Lattimore and Joseph Barnes as "our men." Barmine said the statements were in an FBI file. Lattimore and Barnes denied the accusations, defending their loyalty and denying any Communist ties.
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Twenty Years Ago News Clippings of Aug 4 1931
An old Corry Chronicle item notes Ernest Longshore a night watchman at Kurta Case Goods Company suffers severe burns from escaping steam at the plant and is treated at Gerry Hospital. Also reported are a Dairymen's League Co operative Association picnic with 600 attendees, travelers Ed and Roy Summer returning from New England business, and Slmer McElroy hired for a remodel of Nast store on North Center street. Ireland birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Lucey after moving there months ago. Additionally, remarks on FBI report access for Congress and a state official William Gallagher secretary of the Pennsylvania Workmen’s Compensation Board dies at 71 from a stroke at his home in Houtzdale.
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Houtzdale
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Pennsylvania Workmen's
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Edward Martin
Trucker Cleared in Man's Death in Erie
Erie August 1 Charles Anderson a 32 year old laundry truck driver was freed on an involuntary manslaughter charge over a July 18 bike crash at 20th and Chestnut. Alderman James Hogan dismissed the charge for insufficient evidence after testimony showed Anderson stopped at a red light and entered the intersection before the collision with George W Hill 71 of Wee Heyville.
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George W. Hill
Wee Heyville
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Lindey McClelland
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20Th Street
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Probe Violations Of Gas Curbs In Pa By PGC
ERIB reports a Pennsylvania Gas Company drive to enforce gas heating restrictions with a four house canvas of unpermitted installations. A PGC spokesman cites dual aims: deter noncompliant homes and gauge future gas heating interest. Violations are noted but enforcement awaits actual use. agents will monitor consumption and disconnect service if units are used without permit.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
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Sharp new penalties for state dope peddlers
Harrisburg August 1 A bill fixing sharp new penalties for convicted dope peddlers reached Gov Tobin Fine today The House measure was approved by the General Assembly after the Senate boosted proposed increases in fines and jail terms for illegal peddling of narcotics First offenders face 2000 fine and five years jail Second offenders 4000 fine and 10 years Third offenders 6000 fine and 10 to 40 years in prison
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