Corry Evening Journal masthead and ad rates partial text
Partial Corry Evening Journal page shows masthead details and advertising rates. Lists publisher Goonwe R Sample and staff roles, plus multiple city offices for ads. Mentions Associated Press rights and postal rates, with broken lines suggesting deadlines and pricing info.
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Corry Evening Journal
Goonwe R Sample
Alvin Hasbrouck
John McLaugh
Ant
G. T Bermin
Pennsy At Fault No City Cou] Whrth Hs snl
In a damaged passage from a Pennsylvanian railway dispute, readers glimpse a chaotic report about rail fault causing turmoil. Disjointed phrases mention Pennsylvnia board, a crater center, and references to newspapers amid a flood of garbled text.
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Happeri
Fab
Hickson Center
Jabeeet
Two Men Face Hearing On Kidnapping Today
Two men named Wallan Goetz and Bievad Meeker are slated for a kidnapping hearing. Witnesses include Aideruat Willis Wetster and remaining details reference a Lake Evy location and a 18 year old victim. The article notes police involvement and a court date set for today.
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Jo Hite
Barke
Abell Arcalantiedy
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago
A brief clipping recalls events from August 4 twenty years ago. Japan took an upstop in regional affairs, stirring reactions across communities. The notice highlights public mood and notable figures tied to the moment.
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Japan
Khrushchev Uses Berlin Bombast to Pressure NATO
James Marlow analyzes Khrushchev's Berlin strategy blending charm with threats to test NATO unity. He notes Western allies, led by the United States, confront Soviet rocket superiority and a cautious stance toward a land war in Europe. Eisenhower warned against a ground fight, hinting at nuclear options if Berlin is threatened.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Ena
Stalin
Europe
NATO
United States
Khrushchev
Russia
Berlin
East Germany
France
Netherlands
Chrishehey
Kennedy
Ber- Win
Eisenhower
Defense
McNamara
Crashes and Patrols Mark West Wayne Streets
Injuries reported after a collision near Bear Creek bridge on West Wayne street. Corry Hospital treated a victim yesterday morning before release. Local golf club hosted a match with scores showing Bil Dyckes leading and Traily Oancer and Marley Drake nearby.
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Ji Cronies
Wandsthret
Corry Hospi
Bear Creek
Wayne’ Street
Buus Cult
40 Years Ago August 4 1931 Police Mywistrate CB Porter Resigned
A clipped local item notes CB Porter resigned as police magistrate amid the era’s procedural notes. The report mentions little detail beyond the resignation context and references to departmental shifts and personnel movements in the period. The piece also notes a family reunion at the Thom AS Dowding home and various individuals traveling for business, with social details about campers and a Ki cabin gathering.
Railroad Has Charcoal Fire But No Steaks
Charcoal briquettes and lumps in a freight car carried by the Erie Lackawanna line caught fire as it passed Meadville. Firemen battled the blaze for about an hour and forty minutes, extinguishing it after water and access efforts. About 200 bags of a 34,700 pound load were destroyed, likely from spontaneous combustion. Chief Fred Carman estimated the blaze began from a chemical reaction within the charcoal.
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Meadville
Erie Lackiwanna
Central Station
Fred Carman
Davis Hose Volunteer Fire Department
Carman
Woman seeks 5000 for false arrest in Dunkirk case
Margaret Giambrone of South Dayton NY through attorney A Brock of Buffalo served notice on Dunkirk City Attorney Kuzdale claiming 5000 for a false arrest on April 22 1961. She was accused of petit larceny by Kobacker’s at the Dunkirk Fredonia Plaza after store personnel reported the alleged theft.
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Dunk Itc
A. Brock
Buffalo
Margaret Giambrone
Dayton
Edwin Kuzdale
Dunkirk
Giambrone
Kobacker's
Dunkirk-Fredonia Plaza
Poice
No drastic shift in allied ground forces in Europe claims
The piece questions claims that the Soviet Union can overwhelm NATO and asks if allied forces in Europe have undergone any drastic changes that would reinforce such fears, noting the writer does not know of any such changes.
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Soviet Union
NATO
Europe
Eisenhower
Meadville Workman Injured In Freak Machine Accident
A Meadville man, Percy, 26, was severely cut when a malfunctioning machine at Meadville Malleable Metalworks entangled him. He was struck in the face and neck and rushed to City Hospital in critical condition. Plant president Joseph Hornstein said the worker was operating a machine with guards removed and the wheel began turning suddenly. Hospital staff provided care and possible surgery was discussed.
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Manu
Meadville
City Hospital
Percy
Joseph Hornstein
Perey
Hime Perey
Harnsteainr Addest
Household Harmony Secrets For Husbands In New York
A humorous column urges wives to use simple sentences to guide husbands toward better communication at home. It suggests phrases like easing domestic chores and seeking a raise, presenting tips as practical, tongue in cheek advice for improving daily living.
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New York
Maror
Pasl
British Doctor to Speak on Africa Issue at Church
MD Masters, born in England and trained at London Hospital, will address Spring Creek Congregational Church on The Crisis in Africa Monday at 8 p.m. He served as a World War I surgeon and spent 12 years in Africa, including the Belgian Congo and Gold Coast. A friend of the last Ashanti king, he has firsthand view of nationalism in Africa.
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Oc. Masters
Spring Creek Congregational
Africa
di Masters
England
London Hospital Medical College
Columbia
Belgian Congo
Nana Prempha O
Hal Boyle's Americana
A collection of folk snippets in Hal Boyle's voice reflecting domestic life and affectionate banter. The pieces touch on life insurance, sports talk, fashion, parenting, car worries, work pressures, and a light mockery of celebrities, all shaded by domestic humor and midcentury tone.
Thugs Steal Two Poor Boxes From Warren Church
Police report two poor boxes were stolen from the Mother's Chapel at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Warren. Boxes worth about $52 were torn from the Shrine of the Sacred Heart wall amid signs of forcible entry. Damage discovered 6 48 am Wednesday by Mrs Angeline M Tridico during cleaning.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Alfred M- Bauer
Warren
Polce
Angeline M. Tridico
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