Local News Log and Postal Notice Text
The snippet lists newspaper postal details and advertising rates. includes a mention of The Associated Press rights and various city bureau buildings in Detroit and Philadelphia. It notes entered at Corry Pa Post Office and rates for mail and carrier delivery, with deadlines for display ads.
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Michigan
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Republica Hon
AP News
Corry
Smog and Defense Create Broad Air Pollution Debate
A circular on interstate cooperation discusses smog and air pollution amid defense production. New York officials note cross border pollution from New Jersey and Windsor Detroit studies probe cross border pollution. Industry emissions from steel and chemical plants strain control as high demand for clean devices rises.
Twenty Years Ago Four Stories From Corry Journal Aug 25 1981
A Corry resident Mrs ema Russell Tuttle died at the home of Charles and Mrs Stewart after an apparent overdose used for nervous condition. Ralph Brownell of Waren suffered severe burns on head hands and chest from a radiator hose blow on a road job near Bear Lake. Tony Loeslein, famed longest distance mail carrier, visits ready to perform walking exhibitions at the State Armory. Kathleen Mulderick, daughter of Leo Mulderick, fractured her arm at a swimming pool near the State Hatchery. Corn stalks eight feet high from Joe Kosmoski’s Columbus Avenue farm are on display at Model Dairy on Pennsylvania Avenue drawing attention in the area.
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Ema Rrussell 'Tuttle
Corry
Charles Stewart
East Pleasant Street
Ralph Brownell
Waren
Bear Lake
Tony Loeslein
State Armory
Kathleen Mulderick
Leo. Mulderick
Marion Street
State Hatchery
Joe Kosmoski
Columbus Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Corh
General Knowledge Quiz From a 20th Century Page
A trivia style prompt asks ten questions about Korea war events geography and history, including North Korea access for Red Cross, Mount Logan, dragonflies stingers, Jenny Ann Lindstrom, and sound speed in air. It references a July mediator mission to Iran and mentions smog data from Donora Pennsylvania and Stanford studies funded by oil groups.
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Korea
Red Cross
North Korea
Fernando de Soto
North American
Jenny Ann Lindstrom
Truman
Iran
Tragic death noted among Pendec workers. road notices removed
The Corry area mourns Russ Patterson, the first local fatality in 25 years while working for Pendec, as second annual Potato Festival organizers learn placards on hundreds of poles in Wayne and Concord townships have been removed at the state highway department's request to reduce highway distractions. Night flight practice with flares occurred over the city, while Shirley Bennett completes flute study at Chautauqua Institution. Plans for a memorial plaque honor Stanley Nichols at Mead Park, and Penn State College notes 132 students including Lawrence Lindstrom and Elbert Scouten for outstanding scholarship. Purple Heart awarded to Cpl. Lewis White, wounded in Korea. Welch grape products expand into hard wine with a new winery in Brocton, NY. Government signals approval to ease gas pipeline shortages by fall 1952. Rambling notes cover Jamaica trip, Rex Theatre horror program, and life insurance benefits show an eight percent rise nationwide in H1 year. Detailing local civic activities, real estate talks, and rail industry mentions follow.
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Council On State Government
Joint Legislative Committee On
New York Assembly
Senate
New York City
New Jersey
Windsor
Ont
Detroit
Mich
U. S-Canadian International Commission
Detroit River
Tg’ities
Rep. Murphy
Bureau of Mines
U. S. Public Health Service
Russ Patterson
Pendec
Corry
Wayne
Concord
State Highway Department
Lawrence
Shirley Bennett
Gary Bennett
Frederick Wilkins
Chautauqua Institution
Mead Park Association Board of Directors
Stanley Nichols
Ward
Nichols Lodge
Lawrence A. Lindstrom
Corry, RD. 1
Elbert Scouten
Spartansburg
School of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State College
Joseph Debillis
First Avenue
Cpl
Lewis White
U. S
Korea
Welch Grape Juice
North East
Welch
Brocton
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Washington
Gulf Region
Florida
Harry Powers
Jamaica
Rex ‘Theatre
Ray Mond
Institute of Life Insurance
University of Pittsburgh
Aldo Ieardi
Army
Italy
Travel congestion at city routes forces motorists to seek lodging nearby
The report notes travelers unable to be accommodated in the city on several recent nights. They were sent on to hotels or motels in neighboring communities. The State Highway Department criticized federal practices this week after publication of a tale or statement. A newer alphabetic agency used the department for a vehicle questionnaire, costing about a thousand dollars. The nearly one ton mailing, which "necessarily" was mailed first class, added to required stenography and mailing help.
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State Highway Department
Weather Bureau to Close Some Stations if Payroll Cut Passes
A weather bureau official says at least a tenth of the 450 stations may close if Congress approves a 10 percent payroll cut. An advisory was sent to regional offices detailing actions if the cut is approved. Five Pennsylvania stations including Curwensville Erie Park Place Reading and Scranton are slated to close October 1.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Congress
Paul Kutschenreuter
U. S
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Journal Filee
Los Angeles
Stanford
Western Oil and Gas Association
Donora
Member
Federal DE Cel Corpo
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Qx News
Corry Bridge and Supply Co
Warren
Hood
Midwest
Stahl
Charles
Bud) Bracken
Corry Area
U.S. Defense
Roy C. Mauer
Erie County
Helen Wallace
H. Wallace
Fist Bentist
American Baptist Convention
Findley Lake
Erie Railroad
Corry End
Nes
Tagm Flfcthic Service CO
Ann Ees
Auielsaeche
Handy Maid
Emea
Erie
General Electric
U.S
Meerdink's
House OF Furniture
Washi
IRS
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
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