Corry Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Corry Journal lists staff roles including publisher George R. Sample and general manager William Chiriell with advertising and production leadership. It notes AP news use, postal rates, and circulation costs, plus display advertising deadline at 9 pm the prior publication date.
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Corry Journal
Dalley
South Street
Corry
Cony Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiriello
John Mclauighlin
Gt, Bergman
National
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc. Oalves
New York
Chicago
Pent
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
CyPa
Yereichedt
1000 A Day Reach 65 Aged Population Growth Plan
The piece notes 1000 persons daily join the 65-and-older group and Congress aims a push program of aid by year end. The President calls a White House Conference on the Aged for January 1961. Senate testimony highlights high illness and low income among those over 65, urging medical screenings, recreation, chronic disease research, and education to shift seniors from institutions to community life, emphasizing the value of the aging as an asset and duty to care for.
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Congress
White House
Senate
Grow Up Or Face The Real World Says Spokane Parent
A Spokane public schools guidance official laments teen complaints and entertainment demands. The mother, Ralph N. Peterson, urges teens to take responsibility, quit dreaming, and develop backbone. She urges work, study, service, and self reliance, asserting adults owe accountability not entertainment.
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Sudent
Ralph N. Peterson
Department of Guidance
Spokane
Red Criss
Salvation Army
Vist Jn
Wild fight at Erie races ends with two jailed
Two drivers Norman Haibach and Thomas Dill faced city jail after a chaotic clash at Erie Stadium stock races. Patrolman Harry Staszewski said Bonnell was attacked by several drivers and spectors before the melee on the track. Dill was identified as the helmet strike, with Haibach throwing a punch in the scramble that followed promoter Don Elbaum removing Bonnell from his racer. The incident halted the third race as officers restored order.
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Erie
Erie Stadium
Norman Haibach
Thomas Dill
Harborcreek
Harry Staszewski
Donnybrook
Richard Bonnell
Bon~ Nell
Don Elbaum
Staszewski
Dill
Halbach
Elbaum
Bonnell
Area Township Rejects Police Force In Vote
Area Township voters reject creating a local police force while a majority approve none or partial options. A landowners poll showed 63 for no force, 164 for full-time, 86 for part-time, amid concerns about vandalism and crime in the district.
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Area
Yesterdays Memories of Corry
Yesterdays Memories of Corry recalls 1939 events with mentions of a desert search for a man possibly wrecking a Southern Pacific train City of San Francisco and 23 deaths. Roosevelts Thanksgiving shift affects merchants and shoppers while a child sustains a severe arm fracture after a porch fall.
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Reno
Nevada
Southern Pacific
San Princisgo
Corry News Briefs from August 15 1919
Forty years ago Sam and Wentworth Cooley former Corry marines arrived and stayed with the Cadys. Four candidates announced for Corry City Commission: Law Sessle Weaver and Howard. Local theatre to feature a large industrial display from the J Wo and AP Howard plant. Joseph Burkhart left this morning with a Climax locomotive for British Columbia.
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Sam
Wentworth Cooley
Corry
Marines
W. E. Cady
Erie Today
Charles Sessle
Pred J. Weaver
PO. Howard
Fea~ture
Kory Krome Sole Leater
J. Wo and AP Howard
Joseph Burkhart
Uits
Climax
British Columbia
Franciscan priests prep for mission behind Iron Curtain
A small group of Franciscan priests plan a behind the Iron Curtain mission to Eastern Europe with aims to enter the Soviet Union and spread gospel work. Father Paul Guthrie expects to be among the first in Communist territory but insists on guaranteed freedom to operate. The effort involves aligning Western Catholic and Byzantine rites, with differences in language, liturgy, and clerical structure, amid a risky, complex preparatory phase.
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New York
Soviet Union
Tron
Paul Guthrie
Father Guthrie
Iron Curtain
Uises Thoris
Painter Falls From Bridge in Franklin Fatality
Franklin a painter died after tumbling 40 feet from a bridge on Route 322. The 24 year old North Side man, employed by a Pittsburgh painting contractor, reportedly became dizzy in the heat and suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries. Fellow workers said he fell while painting the bridge yesterday and died later at Franklin Hospital.
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Sonburgh
Finis
Franklin Hospital
Boul
Pittsburrett
George Atsalis
Prannkiliswis
YMCA Calendar Week of August 17
The YMCA calendar lists events for the week including a record hop on Tuesday from 8 to 11 p.m. a square dance club session on Wednesday from 9 to 12 p.m. and a Teen high party at the Junior High on Friday. It notes general activities for community members and youth groups.
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Spring Creek
State Tax Equalization Board
Penn State
General Telephone
Bell Telephone
Drake Well
Dave Galway
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Cne OY
Behind 4 News
George Cooklis
Corry Area
Panama
Cookli
Iady
Corry Area High School
Corncil
Clymer Vault Company
Tong
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Gannon College
Industr Sum
Commonwealth
Holmes Hall
Centre House
Warren Times-Mirror
Internal Revenue Bureau
Lake Shore
Constance
Kenneth Leo Meberlein
Sister Mary of
William Martin
Youngsville
Nancy Curtis
Columbus
Warren County
Penn State Uni
Versity
North East
Gilson’s
Phana
Brook
General Electric
Bazaar
Diay
Roosevalt
Shirey Rea Barnes
Raymond Barnes
East Congress Street
Martin
Wistern Church
Byzantine Manner of Wit Ahi
New Canaan
Wilkes
Barre
Bridge Fall
Franklin
Hanam Station
GO Goliath
Veterans Auto
YMCA
Tuffy's Kendall
Washington Street
Al's
Eel
The
National Bank of Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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