Noted Gary Journal Contents Include Ads and International Opinion
The Corry Pa newspaper lists staff and advertising details, rates, and deadlines. It quotes British sociologist Geoffrey Gorer on anti Americanism and friendship with Britain and France, discussing postwar attitudes and the need for factual understanding in US British relations.
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Geoffrey Gover
The
Daily Telegraph
Gorer
United States
Britain
Telegraph
Sues
France
Middle East
Political Stakes High in Civil Rights Senate Fight
The piece argues minorities hold power in the United States and notes no splinter parties exist in the two major parties. It highlights a pivotal Senate civil rights clash between Republicans and liberal Northern Democrats and the Negro vote as a decisive factor in Northern cities.
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Europe
Senate
Potato City Field Days Set For August 14 15
Potato City hosts two day field days to showcase conservation demonstrations, soil practices, mechanical harvesters, pallet boxes and warehousing trends. Olin Mathieson Corp and Elkland Tannery aid in demonstrations as 840 potato varieties are shown at the Pennsylwania grower research plot directed by Dr. Nixon with a Potato Blossom Queen contest.
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Iwate Miller
Corry
Growels
Potato City
Olin-Mathieson Corporation
Elkland Tannery
Pennsylvania Browers
Une
Omnterest
Pennsylwani Growe 7
Polat City
UN Uder
Dy EL. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Naval Air Station
Niagara
Falls
Pennsylvania
Modern church artwork mirrors life of Christ in contemporary art
The article describes a parish church north of London showcasing modern figurative representations of Mary, Joseph, and the Virgin's earthly family as part of a broader push to translate the Bible into modern speech. It notes the modern chic attire and symbolic aims, with the American bishop urging clear concepts in a confusing world.
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Mary
Cris
Joseph
Peter
London
Vishop
Memories of Corry Yesterday 20 Years Ago Aug 3 1937
Washington says Pan American Grace plane en route from Santiago Chile found 30 miles northeast of Cristo Bil inday with no sign of life aboard. Miss Jane Mulheim elected elementary school teacher by Board of Education. Journal starts new On the Avenue ads on page 8. Corry Band to give concert tomorrow night at 8 in City Park.
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Washington
Santiago
Chile
Cristobil Inday
Army
Navy
Canal Zone
Jane Mulheim
Board of Education
Corry
First draft list calls 280 district men for exams 1917
Exemption Board at Union City issued the preliminary list of 280 young men to be drafted for examination and possible service in the new Army. John Shields suffered a serious hand injury at the Climax plant, hand crushed in gears but may be saved. Captain Chester S. Wilson of Company K Stillwater Minnesota is the son of Judge Frank T. Wilson, a former Corry boy, with another son, Robert Wilson, captain of the Mandan North Dakota company.
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Union City
John Shields
Chester S. Wilson
Stillwater, Minn
Frank T. Wilson
Robert Wilson
Mandan
N. D
U S Students Attend Red Youth Festival in Moscow Trip
About 20,000 students from 90 nations attended the festival. The package offered by the Communists included a two week stay with meals lodging and entertainment and round trip train transport between London and Moscow. Subways rides were provided free.
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U. S
London
Moscow
Death of Sam Lupone Remembers Corry School Custodian
Local friends report the death of Sam Lupone in Warren with burial in Dunirk New York. He is remembered by Wright School alumni from 1943 to 1953 during his years as custodian. Out of town promoter eyed a wrestling show here. Route 6 plans worry homeowners east of the hatchery. Tracy Whitehead marks 40 years at Raymond’s Order Department. Amy Jackson transfers to Corry office. Cliff and Mrs. Buesink buy Lenton home on East Columbus. Chamber orders 45000 color postcards to showcase Corry’s sights.
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Sam Lupone
Warren
Dunirk
N.Y
Wright School
Pennsylvania Highways Department
Columbus Avenue
Hatchery
Tracy ‘Whitehead
Raymond's
Amy Jackson
Faffiers Home Administration
Corry
Cliff Buesink
L. J. Lenton
East Columbus Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Corry area notes from Buffalo region items and local concerns
Rambling notes from a local bulletin listing promotional buttons in circulation, hospital blood use, and a 105 percent quota for Corry with Port Allegany at 161 percent. Mentions a drug store shift, a store purchase in Buena Vista, and a West Virginia trip exploring old locomotives. Also notes polio vaccine serum shortages, YMCA progress, utility bids, and a foreboding World War II anniversary reminder.
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U. S
Company P
Corry Memorial Hospital
Buffalo Red Cross Hood
Buffalo
Corry
Port Allegany Willeli
Albert B. Gluyna
Scranton
Widmann and
Teak
Carl Johnson
Huena Vista
Pittsburgh
John Williams
F. D. Laine Pt al- Hance
Ohio
West Virginia
Laine
Elkins
W. Va
YMCA
Allegheny College fund drives and local civic notes
Corry speakers reflect on drought losses as Arthur W Mekinnay of National Supply Co. Pittsburgh accepts 1058 Allegheny-Georgian Panic chairmanship. McBurney class of 1919, fund this year raised over 80000. Bill Dahl to supervise newly calculated small order dept. Pat Milley returns to work after fall from ladder. Shreve couple celebrate 19th wedding anniversary. Former Corry leader Lee Whittlesey writes on civil pre school training. Dick Stutanin credited with diverting fire in defense context.
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Arthur Wmekinnay
National Supply Co
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
McBurney
Bill Dahl
Pat Milley
Treigyt
Bee
Virion Hush
Whittlesey
Fp, Whittlesy
West Church Street
Ausic
Park Methodist Church
Dallas
Tex Dick Stutanin
Tall Fireman Rescues Boy From Island
Fire Department rescues 10 year old Joan Kiffer and 18 year old Roy Wade stranded on an oil island in the Allegheny River. Fireman Merrith Babcock waded to shore despite four foot water to retrieve them and tow their boat back safely.
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Allegheny River
Parker Street
Wink
Merrith Babcock
Joan Kiffer
Roy Wade
Lexington Avenue
Irvine Street
Newspaper executive Cassill dies at 60 in Spokane
Spokane editor Nicaroid Cassill, age 60, general manager of the Spokane Daily Chronicle and the Spokesman Review, died yesterday. He was born in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Spokane, Wash
Fire on Greenhedge Dairy Farm Wagon Hay Load
Roger Follett had just loaded a hay wagon when Ken Johnson spotted flames on top of the load at Greenhedge Dairy Farm Carter Hill. Stutman driving a water tank diverted into the field and sprayed water, quickly dousing the blaze and preventing spread.
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Greenhedge
Carter Hill
Roger Follett
Ken Johnson
Stutman
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