Corry Boeing Journal advertising and staff details
The Corry Journal lists staff positions and management for the Corry Boeing Journal. It includes roles such as General Manager William Chiricu aio Advertising Manager John McLaughlin and Production Manager G T Bergman, with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia. The notice states circulation and pricing terms and asserts exclusive republication rights for local news.
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Corry Journal
South Street
Corry
Boeing Journal
George R Lamp
William Chiricuaio
John McLaughlin
Porman
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cony
Ian
Unclear and tangled Labor Libor dispute dominates NY observance
A dense, garbled report from New York outlines a labor rift centered on Libor pay and internal management struggles. It mentions figures like James P. Mitchell and references union tensions, strikes, and potential policy shifts amid an environment of mechanization and corporate stress.
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New York
Nisvestr
James P Mitchell
Hal
Joe Huan
Alirie
Pete raBye
Yesterdays Memories of Corry L 20 Years Ago 1939
Philadelphia physicians prepared to encase Max Harlin in a five day frozen sleep to save his life. The plan aimed to slow body functions while his heart and breathing continued. Reports from Willows and local vets noted the effort and rough details of the procedure.
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Philadelphia
Max
Harlin
Lee
Kane Police Arrest Boys In Thefts
Kane borough police detained two juvenile males in their mid teens after car thefts at Bradford and Kane. Police chief Bernard Rose said both were intoxicated. a 15 year old Bradford resident and a 17 year old Pittsburgh visitor claimed they helped a motorist whom they found unable to start a car. The vehicle, owned by Charles Pugruat of Bradford, was later abandoned after steering into a tree, with damage to the car and nearby property.
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Kane Borough
Bradford
Bernard Rose
Smellport County Jall
Pittsburgh
Charles Pugruat
Hhuil
Foward Peterson
2nd Brielle Dies From Accident
A worker injured August 12 in an accident at Brae Furs and Steel Corporation died yesterday afternoon at 8 Vive Hospital. The accident occurred when a dropper from a hoist struck employee LD Flood Street Oued, causing internal injuries and a compound fracture. Orzel, a 35 year employee at Erle Forge, underwent emergency surgery. Dry ice carbon dioxide exposure followed the incident.
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Nurwly
Brae Furs and Steel Corporation
Vive
Orzel
Erle Forge
Kingsley Vidor Says Epic Films Bloat Hollywood Budget
New York AP reports King Vidor, veteran producer, argues modern spectacle films are prohibitively large and costly. He notes a 1000-actor crowd scene costs about 20 000 dollars daily in Hollywood versus around 1000 in Spain. Vidor just returned from Spain after two years and six million dollars on Solomon and Sheba, a major color epic.
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New York
Hollywood
King Vidor
Fim
Victor
Spain
Vidor
Solomon and
Sheba
Tyroxe Power
Steel Strike Talks Edge Toward Settlement Hope
About 1.05 million workers in steel related industries are idle as 900000 United Steelworkers and 150000 allies stay off the job. Negotiations continue with slight progress after 38 days of strike. Strikers demand 15 cents more per hour and improved fringe benefits, a demand criticized as inflationary. Losses run into hundreds of millions weekly across steel and related sectors.
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Associated Press
United Steelworkers
Victor the film pioneer who frames the director’s trade
Hal Boyle profiles Victor, a veteran producer who shifted from ticket sales to two reelers. He recalls early costs for his first film and a sleeper epic featuring John Gilbert. Victor argues for more epics abroad, filling a big screen with diverse, small and large projects.
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Cecil B. de Mille
Victor
John Gilbert
Filmdam
Dex
Jail Area Driver Damaged Wet Concrete on Route A
Perrigo reported that Glen K. Walters of Mariaville City was arrested for trespassing on freshly poured concrete during highway work near Russell. Walters, 95, reportedly drove onto the first pour despite barriers, was charged with a summary offense, and fined 880 dollars though subject to 100 dollar minimum. He was jailed in Warren County.
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Area Man Gets Larceny Sentence
Gries, 40, of Jamestown, was sentenced here Wednesday in a 10 day full term at Mourne County Penitentiary. He pleaded guilty to the charge of petit larceny after issuing four fraudulent checks. Grimes has been in the Chautauqua County jail in Mayville since August 6 on the charge. Bail was set at $75. A separate note mentions a claim about a psychology expert prediction at Carnegie Tech with a Western division meeting.
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