Corry Evening Journal details and advertising info
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff positions and offices in Corry Pennsylvania with publishing basics. It notes Associated Press use for local and AP dispatches and provides subscription prices and display advertising deadlines.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaugh UN
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightsnan
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Underestimating the Enemy in Cold War Era Angst
The text critiques US underestimation of its enemies amid Cold War tensions. It references John Kennedy and Cuba, Bay of Pigs, and predictions of uprisings against Fidel Castro. It notes the USSR’s space race and global perception, urging vigilance against perceived Soviet threats. The piece conveys national embarrassment and strategic anxieties.
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United States
Joh Kennedy
Cuba
Federal aid debate pits education vs federal control
The draft expresses opposition to federal education funding, arguing it shifts control to Washington and imposes costs on states. It questions necessity, warns of indirect taxation or shifting funds, and asserts that local needs may be better served by state action and private support. The piece critiques politics and fiscal priorities surrounding the plan.
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Mainy
Abrahuart Ribicoff
Witation and Welliire
Ribleoff
Poseib
Ribicof
Washington
Murrasbirg
Univer
Corryite Named To Aid Magazine
Corryite is named to assist a magazine project led by PHILAVELA. The note mentions editors Miss GGelgiule and Walieti, plus Mrs Mullay and family. It references a group activity with a focus on forel SMUT dade and a special skills role. The text also hints at a Bantry Puniily festival and a listed visit on April 14 with various participants.
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Philavela
Fesiyy Aan
Wil
Alps
Wall Street Firms Forecast Higher Rates Amid Berlin Crisis
NEW YORK economists warn the Berlin crisis will push deficits higher and boost government borrowing. Bond prices fall as yields rise above 4 percent on more Treasuries, signaling tighter credit. Firms expect continued defense spending to lift demand while inflation remains a risk.
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New York
Khoishchev
Berlin
Yates
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Bouel
Snes Sire
Yielis
Blaze Damages Altoona Auto Plant and Food Facility
A Tuesday night fire in Altoona caused estimated losses from 75000 to 1000000. Fire Chief Samuel Ako reported the blaze swept a two story brick building housing Sill and Swan Auto and the Sky Brothers Proven Foods concrete block plant, with seven fire companies battling for two hours. Cause was not determined.
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Altona. Ca
Jar —Uamay
Altoona
Samuel Ako
Sill
Swan Auto
Aur Alley
Sky Brothers Proven Foods
Play Areas End Summer With 1 388 Aboard
City playgrounds closed for the summer after a fun filled week with total attendance reported at 1 38 jast week. The Governess at Washington playground highlighted the season with participants including Dominessy, McEl downey, Britton, and Du brosky leading ribbons and point totals across multiple playgrounds.
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Washington
Tom Dominessy
Mary Ann Dominessy
Helen Britton
Lindy Trisket
Jon
Linda McEldowney
Mike Dubrosky
Danny Dingfielder
Cathy
John Lutz
Washington 1 Playground
Janet Scott
Sue Huff
Judy Schaeffer
Kim Bailey
Jon MccEidowney
Dennis Britten
Robby McCray
Fairview Playground
Mary Rubay
Joan Popovich
Martha Ruland
Danny Benson
Mary Popovich
Mickey Hurley
Jessie
Karla Nichols
Diane
Susan
Gene Brillen
Mary Flowers
Jlo Sue Wurm
Debbie
Mary Ficcards
Sue Hooks
Lanny
Kathy
Francis Baker
Mead Park
Charlene Mc~Cray
Sally Cops
Sylvia Sanehyn
Kathy Lloyd
Mary Goons
Mary Jansen
Pat Meerdink
Ronnie Hanks
Gary Southworth
Viola Goons
Mary Tanne
Kathy Lioyd
Milton Coons
Bill Martin
Norma
Unfinished business and daily longings in Hal Boyle’s view
Hal Boyle muses on each person’s private portfolio of unfinished business from childhood to adulthood. He lists whimsical dreams like climbing the Empire State Building, showing Bardot the Taj, or speaking with Socrates, noting such yearnings shape life with humor and a touch of philosophy. What would be in your portfolio?
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New York
Che
Empire State
Statue of Liberty
Brigitte Bardot
Taj Mahal
White House
Socrates
Voltaire
Emily Dickinson
Johnny Sullivan
Pol
Len
Mart
Warren Saddle Club Hosts Tri-State Pony Show
Warren Saddle Club, with Adam Belt as chair, will hold its annual Pony Association Point Show Sunday at 1 p.m. on the Warren-Scandia road grounds. Riders from 12 clubs in Pennsylvania and New York will compete for season points, judged under association rules, with Gus Burgett as judging official and Bud Sherman as ringmaster. Queens from each club will vie for the 1901 association crown, as spectators pack the grounds for an entertaining afternoon.
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Mn0
Warren
Adam Belt
Pony Association
Warren-Scandia Road
Association Clu
Pennsylvania
New York
C. A
Gus” Burgett
Bud Sherman
Dam project looms for upper Allegheny reservoir near Warren
Yesterday's Memories reviews a federal go-ahead for a 37 million dollar dam on the upper Allegheny River near Warren to solve a long standing Ta'dlan problem. The item notes a fire call to Hare Crook bridge on Shady avenue and reports on local unrest and a quaranted family with whooping cough. It also mentions Carry semi pro baseball opening eight sports at Loveland Field with Lefty Kulick slated to pitch for Corry.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Warren
Hare Crook Bridge
Shady Avenue
Jamestown Hope
Loveland Field
Lefty Kulick
Fyr Corry
St Elizabeth's Invpsocial 1921 Evening Program
Forty years past report notes St Elizabeth's Invpsocial to be held tomorrow evening with the American Legion band providing continuous music. A large dairy barn on the Lindsey south Mey farm was struck by lightning and destroyed early Saturday evening. Mrs George Shirley Toft departed yesterday for Cleveland to purchase full stock for Quinlisk Millinery. J T Cady left for Flint Michigan for another drive away of Chevrolet cars. Robert Akam, son of Will Akam, forced his team into a ditch on Lovell Road when a reckless auto driver approached. One horse had to be disposed of. Need a New Car Look in the Classifieds.
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Lindsey
Mey
Robert Akam
Will Akai
Iy Team
Lovell
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