Corry Evening Journal internal masthead listing and rates
The Corry Evening Journal, Corry Pennsylvania, lists staff positions and advertising representantes. It notes annual and weekly mailing rates and display advertising deadlines, with mention of Associated Press rights and restricted circulation areas.
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George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaugh
G. T Bereman
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Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigutt Square
Chicago
Metro
Chamber of Dan Merce
Pittsburgh
Weierman
Philadelphia
Corry Area Teachers Seek Salary Increases To Credit Goals
Corry Area High School staff and the Erie office of ACES pushed for a revised salary schedule funded by a year end balance. The plan would reward credit accumulation toward master's degrees and doctorates, while aiming to quell rising costs from credentialing.
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Corry
Selim
Bila
Rome
Jointure Board of Education
Recret
Corryites i1
Marthe
Joey Lad
Lise
Shajoy
Covey’ Area High School
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Hai Sken Ailvanlae
Avil Hiere
Ube Pyoft
Mie Enuirse
Oleh
Letters to the Editor on pen pals and sports interests
A fragmented reader submission requests publication as a pen pal exchange. It mixes garbled names, hobbies like football and boxing, and stray mentions of shirts, belts, and a course on communism amid unclear references and dates.
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Puta
Huttens
Elie Bashes
Aumay Mhglers
Eliphalit Tarhes
Srike Muaiphes
Ceependily
Marks
Madi
Weslad A Weatols
Suet
Defense buildup looms over industry amid possible controls
The article discusses a defense expansion affecting listed firms and the auto sector, noting potential government controls to manage profits and production. It highlights the administration's power to set priorities and allocate stockpiles for defense, with Berlin tensions and auto industry disruptions as key factors shaping the market outlook.
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Congress
Resuke
Berlin
Washington
Washingston
Industry and Labor Pause Weigh Possible Government Controls
The Commerce Department’s Defense Services Administration can steer essential materials to defense orders, reducing the need for new controls. However two risks loom. A Berlin dissatisfactions spillover may spur war fears and trigger armament bottlenecks and broader controls. An autumn surge in industrial activity could lift basic prices, spurring a wage and price freeze demand.
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Commerce Department
Business and Defense Services Administration
Berlin
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Remembered 20 Years Ago
August 15 1941 notes the Corry Jamestown Mig Corp now producing direct defense orders and firms supplying equipment for the U S Maritime Commission. City preps for arrests of freight crew over speed at center town crossings. Aluminum imports rise after defense metal drive.
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Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp
U. S. Maritime Commission
Erie
Jd. Desmond
Area Executive Killed As Car Plunges In Water
Meadville area executive Robert C. Hamilton, 48, died after his car crashed through a wooden fence and overturned into French Creek near Route 102 in Vernon Township just across Meadville. He was vice president of Keystone View Co. and son of former Crawford County Democratic chairman George Hamilton. The precise cause of death—injury or drowning—was not determined. rescue crews searched the area for others involved. Hamilton died on arrival at Spencer Hospital.
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Fener
French Creek
Meadville
Robert C. Hamilton
Spencer Hospital
Hamilton
Vernon
Keystone View Co
George Hamilton
Democrat — Committee
Crawford County
Quakers Sympathize With Kinaua Dam Vigil
Philadelphia Quakers largely refrain from official comment yet privately back the vigil at Kinaua dam site. Leaders say many members give moral support to protests against the Allegheny River Reservoir project, while the Society remains non-committal publicly.
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Philadelphia
Kinaua
Society of Friends
Kinzua
Allegheny River
Pennsylvania
New York State
Silent Vigil Continues Against Kinzua Dam Plan
Kinzua Pennsylvania group led by 45 year old Philadelphia electronics engineer De Vault protests the dam construction claiming land was unjustly taken from the Seneca Indians. He says the vigil will continue through Labor Day despite President Kennedy's decision that the flood control project cannot be halted.
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Kinzua
American Friends Service Committee
Api—Von de Vault
DeVault
Kennedy
Electronics Enher
Philadelphia
Stand Burglar Confessed by Boy Employee
A 15 year old boy, employed at the Peninsula Drive supply stand, admitted involvement in a late Sunday night burglary. Police recovered $24.75 taken from the souvenir and beach stand. He will be turned over to the Erie County juvenile probation officer for handling.
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Peninsula Drive
Millcreek
Joseph Marshall
James Barrett
Marshall
Erie County
Ednwind Thomas
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