Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Publishing Info
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher George R. Sample, GM Allan Hasbrouck, and advertising manager Allan McLaughlin with production, foreman and staff credits. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news and dispatches, mail rates of 13.00 yearly in some zones, 11.00 in others, carrier price seven cents per copy, forty two cents weekly, and display ad deadlines at 9 a.m. prior publication.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
Join McLaughlin
G.T. Bergman
Corry
Consumer alarm as firms face price fixing probes
A reader laments widespread antitrust breaches by industrial giants including GE and Westinghouse. He argues price gouging in drugs and weights and measures fraud harm consumers, cites Kefauver committee probes, and calls for boycott or continued public pressure to curb corporate deceit.
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Westinghouse
Binang
General Electric
Westin House
Reid “Uf T
Senate
Estes Kefuiver
Congress Triobksas
Sernes
Joby
Sugar Grove OKs New School Plan and Roadwork
Sugar Grove school board approves preliminary plans for 21 new elementary schools at Sway Grove and authorizes Archis Clots Hunter Campbell and Roa nt Altoona to proceed. Board also accepts 1.9 million bid from Huber Blacktop Co. of Warren for front roadway and yard line repairs at Eisenhower High School. Other bids ranged from 31,972 to 4,800.
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Natherm Avex
Mibeling
Sway Grove
Archis
Hunter
Campbell
Roant Altoona
Shatesaontely Raye
Boar
Huber Blacktop Co J
Warren
Ares
Eisenhower High School
Warren Company
Low Amon Alfie Twildeps
YMCA Calendar Week Schedule and Events
Readable fragments show a YMCA calendar with days Tuesday to Saturday and entries like club activities and social events. Mentions Mr and Mrs Lovelwich and events labeled Brave One and Ween Tone. Details are incomplete and some words are garbled or missing.
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Crewe Beagle
Square Tango Club
Lovelwich
Durnley Higl
Business Outlook Mixed As Upturn Hints At Fall Strength
New York AP notes that by mid year signs of an upturn appear in production orders and wages with optimism on defense spending boosting industrial output in 1962. Auto industry questions linger on wage talks and model demand while unemployment remains a constraint as retail trade stays modest and personal income gains outpace actual growth.
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New York
Abetho
Gondlés
Akibe
Mereasiig
Bhirush
Chev
Berlin
Boat Capsizes In Erie Bay With Four Aboard
Four boaters were rescued after their small craft capsized about 300 feet off Niagara Marina. Richard Lang 18 Carol Lang 21 Walter Lang 14 and Thomas McKee 17 were wearing life jackets and pulled from choppy bay waters by Erie yacht owner Merle Wadlinger and his 14-year-old son Fred. None required medical treatment. The incident occurred around 5 25 p m as small craft warnings had been lifted earlier in the day.
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BRIE
Richard Lang
Carol Lang
Walter Lang
Thomas McKee
Merle Wadlinger
Erie
Belinea
Fred
Niagara Marina
Erie Coast Guard
Coast Guard Coast Guard
Roosevelt and Churchill pledge final defeat of Nazi tyranny
Yesterday's Memories notes a secret sea meeting yielding a joint war aims declaration by President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill to destroy Nazi tyranny. Consolidation of Climax Manufacturing Co and Joseph P Reid Gas Engine Co announced with moves to Oil City. Clifton M Howard named chair of Corry Regional Communities organization. Charles S Monroe elected to Pine Grove Cemetery Assoc board. A man jailed after tire-slashing incident linked to a lodging suspect. police question transient over burglary at the Salvation Army hall and theft at the Millr Pilling Station. The Corry band played a City Park concert to cool weather crowds.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Climax Manufacturing Co
Allen Street
West Main Street
Joseph P. Reid Gas Engine Corporation
Oil City
Gang Slayings of Buffalo Youths Probed
Police suspect at least four assailants in the gangland style killings of two Buffalo burglary suspects Vincent Santangelo and Anthony Palestine whose bound bodies were found in a field near Lancaster. Investigators link the deaths to a $15,000 safe crack and a broader surge of gangland killings since 1958, including a July shooting on the West Side.
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John D. McCarthy
Vincent Santangelo
Anthony M. Palestine
Buffalo
Lancaster
Thruway Plaza
Cheektowaga
Palestine
Santangelo
North Side
Aba Lumber Company
Amherst
Nicholas Tirone
Tirone
Youth in Cabot Dies After Sudden Neck Pain at Barn
Lawrence Freehling, 15, of Cabot, Pa., died at St Francis Hospital in Pittsburgh after suffering sudden neck pain while working in an uncle’s barn. He was stricken Thursday night at the farm and died Saturday night. He was among 11 children of Mr and Mrs Ralph Freehling.
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Buller Area
St. Francis Hospital
Lawrence Freehling
Cabot
Ralph Freehling
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