Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Contact Snippet
A fragment from the Corry Evening Journal lists advertising representatives and rate notes. Details include Wally publisher information, AP affiliation, and mail costs with a reference to advertising rates upon request.
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Corry Evening Journal
Weat Beath Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Golegrave
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
4Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage& Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Post
Cartier
Franklin parties eye rail signal sale and shootout trials
Twenty years ago Franklin society discussed a possible $40,000 offer to Cory men for rights to a railway signal device. Lieut. Clifford Miller and Sal Swan, sharpshooters from Company A, planned a contest with Oil City and Meadville marksmen to choose two 119th Regiment reps for Camp Perry national matches. Also noted: Leon Lawrence Wynn born August 1 to Mr and Mrs Lean Wynn. John Calkins arrested for insulting remarks to an Ohio motorist and disorderly conduct. David Marts, 87, died at his Wattsburg home, survived by two daughters Della Burrows and Dennis Cook, and brothers James and William.
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Franklin
A. 8
Keating
Louis
Cory
Corry
Clifford Miller
Sal
William Swan
Oil City
Meadville
119Th Regiment
Camp Perry
Ohio
Rex
West South Street
John Calkins
Dunkle
David Marts
Wattsburg
Della ‘Burrows
Dennis Cook
James
California
William
Erie
Thailand Quiet Under Japanese Rule As Cabinet Falls
Washington report notes Thailand’s recent mass resignation of Premier Luang Pibul Songerami and cabinet after a parliamentary defeat. A new premier Liang Koyid Abhdivong is named. foreign and defense ministers shift, signaling discontent with Japan’s war policy and hints Thailand may seek space from collaboration as defeat looms.
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Thailand
U.S
Japan
James D. White
Washington
Bulgaria
Hitler
Europe
Asia
Britain
America
Tokyo
Bangkok
Luang Pibul Songerami
Tojo
Liang Koyid Abhdivong
Pibul Songgram
Pearl Harbor
Luang Pradist Manutherm
Revoluion
Srise
Nia Sombat Siri
Adm
Sindhu Kamalhavin
Iminences Agin
Montana
Government to Buy Up Drought Dwarfed Spuds
Harrisburg reports a coordinated program led by Clyde A Zehner and John F Connboy to purchase Size B drought damaged potatoes at government support prices. Weather left many small potatoes unmarketable, with buys at 107 dollars per hundred pounds bagged and loaded for shipment to nearby sidings. Funds will direct the produce to agricultural experiment stations in neighboring states for feed research.
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Harrisburg
Clyde A. Zehner
State Aaa Committee
John F. Connboy
Food Distribution Administration
Mr. Zehner
Pennsylvania
State Potato Committee
State Office of Distribution
War Food Administration
Food Distribution ‘Administration
Quiz page challenges readers with mixed trivia questions
A playful quiz asks seven questions on topics from state governors to geography and history. It references a classified page for answers and covers subjects such as Mar tinique, fur bearing animals, ice skating, city subs, avocados, Civil War battles, woodpecker anatomy, Siberian cities, and coin circulation in 1983.
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Dinielle
United States
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Monitor
Soviet Russia
Chicago
Siberia
Rationing Stamp Details and Changes During War Time
The article outlines ongoing wartime rationing with Meats and processed foods on Blue and Red stamps, Sugar and home canning allowances, Shoes and Gasoline coupon validity, and period four and five Publoil stamps. It notes new period one coupons available from ration boards and specifies expiration dates for several categories.
Bonds and Inflation Warn Homes May Be Built Slowly
The article argues that not buying enough bonds by individuals drives banks to buy more, fueling inflation. With Europe’s wartime moves ending, savers should resist cashing bonds early and instead keep funds in bank accounts and invest in bonds for future home purchases. By maintaining bond holdings, families can reduce borrowing pressure and use monthly payments as substitutes for rent, easing the path to home ownership.
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Whr
Europe
Latin American Opportunity Promises New Frontier For Pioneers
The article frames Latin America as a vast field for adventurous pioneers to develop talents and fortunes. It highlights untapped mineral wealth, forests, seas rich in fish, arable lands, and the need for transport, communication, shops, and institutions. It stresses becoming integrated with locals as essential and warns against exploitation. Learning a new language and adapting to a different culture are required to share in regional welfare.
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Latin America
Latin Americas
Daily Dozen on Warts From Medical Society Notes
Freddie Swarta hated his warts. Warts are not serious but unsightly and caused by a virus entering through skin breaks. They are most common on hands feet knees scalp and necks and usually appear in youth. Most warts are common type small elevations that vary in color and often disappear without treatment in about three years. Some persist for years and remedies offered historically are ineffective. experts advise medical evaluation for satisfactory treatment.
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Freddie Swarta
Jamestown Reports Two Polio Cases Aug 16
Two rare infantile paralysis cases, including an 11 year old and a 16 year old, were reported in Jamestown within 24 hours by City Health Department officials. The Jamestown General Hospital was treating Richard Warner, 16, with other details pending from health authorities.
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Jamestown
Bhantandra County
Richard Warner
Jamestown General Hospital
City Health Department
Disease reported across county in multiple towns
The district health officer Dr Walter C Levy was informed about new cases stricken with the disease in the town of Sherigan near Fredonia late yesterday. Additional cases were reported in Forestville Sinclairville West Ellicott Dunkirk and Brockton with two more in Jamestown.
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Sherigan
Fredonia
Walter C. Levy
Forestville
Sinclairville
West Ellicott
Dunkirk
Brockton
Jamestown
Treasury Report Washington August 15 figures released
Treasury position shows receipts 156.454 million dollars expenditures 261.693 million net balance 20.247 billion total debt 210.144 billion. Increase over previous day 36.665 million.
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Treasury
Washington
Rivers at low summer levels allow wading across
With the Allegheny River and French Creek at their lowest levels this summer around two feet, wading from shore to shore is possible in most places. In several years the streams have not fallen to such a catchable mark for long.
War vet dies of paralysis in Blair county
Charles Paul Rearick 27, World War 1 veteran, died on the way to Altoona hospital from infantile paralysis. He had been in Martinsburg three days. He was the second Blair county polio victim in 48 hours.
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Altoona
Charles Paul Rearick
Altoona Hospital
Blair County
Rearick
Martinsburg
Size B Potatoes Ready for Distribution to Feeding Stations
Reports received at the State AAA Office in Harrisburg indicate about 40 carloads of Size B potatoes are available for movement into experimental feeding stations. The data notes the scale of the supply and the intended distribution to designated feeding sites for testing.
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State Aaa
Harrisburg
Columbus and Corry youths in invasion
The report details paratroopers engaging German forces for nearly four hours with mortar fire and snipers in a dense ground fight. It notes two German divisions kept away until beach landings were secured, the capture of Ste Mere Eglise, and bridging actions over the Merderet Li Biere and Chef du Pont Douve at Pont Abbe.
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Ste. Mere Eglise
Merdinet
Li Biere
Chef du Pont
Pont S'abbe
St Beuzeville la Bastille
Ste. Mere
St. Squveur le Vicomte
le Ham
Ta Haye de Pulte
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Lean Wynn
Leon Lawrence
FDA
OPA
The
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Doubng
Order of the Golden
Order
Bracken-Keating CO
Corry, PA
Order of the Golden Rule
Bach School
Longies
Columbus and Corry
Carentan-Cherbourg
Bernstein Bros
Center St
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