Corry Evening Journal details and advertising rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and offices on South Street Corry with standard publishing details. It notes Associated Press exclusivity for local news and AP dispatches. Rates show 13.00 per year by mail and 0.42 per week by carrier, with display ad deadlines and ad rates on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Bullamy
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond Building
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce Building
Pittsburgh
Woightuti Buildin
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Guiry
No Santa Claus for Pennsylvania Says Schmitt on Off-Track Bets
Charles Schmitt of Girard leads a push from the Pennsylvania Association for Local Horse Racing urging Gov Lawrence to back a statewide horse race betting ballot measure. They argue off-track betting could raise funds for state programs while acknowledging tax burdens and public finance concerns. Critics note the plan as a political appeal amid economic debate.
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Charles
Surla Claus
Charles Schmilt
Girard
Tn Pennsylvand Association
Rael
Tn & Tetter
Lawrence Schmitt
Schmitt
Lawrence
Senator
Eneland
Ireland
Australia
Byance
Letters To The Editor On Cory Centennial Hospitality and Politics
The letter writers express frustration with Tiverton Cory Centennial events and hospitality issues. They criticize civic leadership and accuse opponents of seeking political influence and quiet control while urging wider community participation.
Inheritances and Greed Warned By Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle argues that inherited money can ruin character and ruin lives as one woman learns after an inheritance letter. A friend recalls a lawyer test the wager, ending with the lesson to earn your own living and stay normal.
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Lutine
Rayger
Mass Marking by Son of Corry Resident Father McCarthy
The son of a former Corry resident, Rev. Father McCarthy, will celebrate his first silent Mass at St Cohinba's Cathedral in Yaumystown Ohio. The ceremony includes remarks by Very Rev J Bau O'Con hue and Fr MeCarhy will preside with a reception to follow at St Marys Auditorium. The ceremony honors his education at St Macy's High School Warr and St Gregney's Seminary.
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Waal
McCarthy
Hood Newt Tutedy
Soleann
Fev
Wikyam Law
St Pe
Willimi O'Neil Rey
Bersid Warey
Chee Our Kinny
Aeavini
Very Rey J. Bau
Bishop Walsh
Plahp Conley
Roe
Kish
Youngston
Warren
Ohio
Macy's
St. Gregney
St Muy's Seminary
Wid Nene University
Sephembey
MM St Mary Somes
Kon
Lateille
Woman Run Over By Own Car In Pittsburgh Driveway
Miss Bull King, 36, of Pittsburgh died after her car rolled down a driveway and ran over her. Police said the vehicle's emergency brake failed and she was attempting to assist her sister when the accident occurred. She died about two hours later at St Clair Memorial Hospital.
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Prtsbungh
Bull King
Pittsburgh
Wile
St Clair Mehori
Poller
Corry notes on wartime diplomacy and draft eligibility
Yesterday's Memories reports that U S relations with France hinge on Vichy cabinet decisions. Only six of Erie County's 2 500 armed forces members are eligible for the September primary. A newly formed semi pro baseball team opened its season with a 143 victory over Jamestown Hope's Windows.
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Washington
United States
Marshal Petain
Vichy
Company A
12Th Infantry
Corry
Army
Navy
Ralph C. Benedict
Erie County
Armed Services
Jamestown Hope
Party at Country Club celebrates Labor Day era
About 125 men attend a chicken dinner at the Country Club led by Mr Te Winkle of Clymer. A gala Labor Day celebration is planned at Broken abyW Park in Columbus with prizes won at St Elizabeth's Day social by Oscar Andrews Mrs Claude Griesch Walter Ellis and Mary Michelsor. Coal production up as bituminous output increases for week ending August per National Coal Association with 7,935,000 tons vs 7,834,000 last year.
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Te Winkle of
Clymer
I Welock
St. Elizabeth's
Washington
Naional Goal Association
Mail to Top Executives Shrinks With Company Size
Interviews with 200 executives and secretaries show that the bigger the company the smaller the share of mail reaching the chief. Much of the mail to the top is interoffice, the rest split into three types: significant policy actions, promotional items, and nonbusiness matters tied to prestige and relationships. The trend is that smaller firms give top leaders more direct handling of daily correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
American Photocopy Equipment Co
Evanston
Woman Killed in Meadville Car Truck Collision
In Meadville Pennsylvania a car driven by Herbert Hen sent 58 collided with a dairy truck during a heavy rain. Mrs. Mary Hen sent 57 of North Braddock was killed. Four others including Hen sent grandchildren Roy Bost 7 and James 12 and truck driver Kenneth L Jones were injured. The accident occurred on Route 322 two miles west of Meadville.
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Meadville
Here
Mary Henset
North Braddock
Allegheny County
Herbert
Spencer Hospital
Hensel
Roy Bost
James
Kenneth L. Jones
Conneaut
Jake
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