Corry Journal and Advertisers Compile Local Notes Amid Advertising Rates
The Corry Journal announces publication details and staff roles with rates for mail subscriptions and ads. A garbled “FOUTH TALENT INVENTORY” section follows, listing names, topics, and events about American youth, education, and local economic themes, interwoven with disjointed references to Houston and other areas.
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FOUTH
Houston
Ronhdener
Betegriiany Link
TAN
Feilly
Avelyn
Pmnbone
Houstin
Cos
Wien
Erie Journal Weekend Bargain Feature Promises Low Prices
A fragmented OCR shows an Erie Journal Weekend section offering a bargain feature with references to price tags around 47.50 and likely advertised items. The text is garbled but suggests a promotional listing centered on deals and shopping events over a weekend.
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Journal
Area Man Leaves Estate To Housekeeper
An unclear OCR filled with names and places mentions a man leaving his estate to a housekeeper. The fragment references Union City and several personal names, but details about the will, heirs, or exact bequest are unreadable. The piece lacks coherent facts to confirm beneficiaries or amounts.
Erie Boy 8 Goes On 2 Day Spree
An eight year old boy in Erie vanished from his home for nearly two days. Police traced him after he was found wandering near a shop on Wineton Street and took him into custody to determine why he left home. His brother had reported him missing and led authorities to the scene. The incident led to authorities questioning the boy’s guardians and family, with court action pending.
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Erie
Erie Me
Wineton State Street
East Side
Oliver
Country Slicker Turns Tables On City Boy
A Titusville boy faces ribbing over a Centennial hat as his aunt funds a gift. He wears the hat at Drake Well Memorial Park where a Garroway show guest offers to pay for a fake hit, proposing $2. The incident prompts local gossip about an urban prankster.
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Country Slicker
City Boy
Titusville
Drake Well Memorial Park
Ion
Westfield Bus Car Crash Injures One in Route
A head on collision between a school bus and a car near Route YO in Westfield injured one person, Dominate J. Niederoest, 87, of West Portland. Niederesto was taken to Westfield Memorial Hospital with severe rib fractures and a fractured pelvis. Bus driver Trobert Stevens, 23, of Mitchell, Ind, was not seriously hurt. Police and troopers investigated the wreck. details and exact cause were unclear from the fragmented report.
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J. Ninderoest
West Portland
Shaulmviqua
Niederoest
Trobert
Stevens
Mitchell
Ind
Wealfeld
Memoers
Jere Hy
Tim
Westfield Sation
Hisksiki
Weattound Niederwest
PR Taylor
JE Gillespie
County Hires Fireman's Widow for Public Work
The county hires the widow of a late fireman to fill a public service role in the veterans affairs office. Mrs Sol lwodi begins work in March, following the heroism shown during a house fire where a child was saved but the fireman died from smoke inhalation. The board approves her salary as part of the staffing adjustments.
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Bele
Berunis Seiwors
Vi Eoutty
Suliwora
T Hw
Edward Sehnelger
Dle Patlownt
Veterans Artin
Sollwodi
Rike
Hex
Ole
Khrushchev's Rise and Cold War Stance Through 1950s
A retrospective on Nikita Khrushchev from his rise after Stalin’s death to his leadership as premier, detailing his cautious early stance, shift toward coexistence with capitalism, missile and space race developments, and confrontations with the United States and Western powers through the late 1950s.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
West
Stalin
Communist Party
Ussr
Ander
Georg! Malenkov
Soviet Union
United States
Axhrushchev
Whit Malenkov
Nikolai Buleann
Wome
Geneva
Bulwanin
Mayne
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Hungary
Moscow
Eisenhower
Mid - East
Khnushchev
Histori
Arctic
Khrushetiev
Pilea
Mit
Apel Voit
Roosevelt Abandons Hyde Park Trip for Peace Efforts
President Roosevelt stayed at the White House delaying a Hyde Park visit to focus on new peace efforts amid European developments. In New Jersey, Dairymen’s League subdistrict 17B met at Grange Hall, Tinton City, to discuss milk producer challenges and local mill issues. delegates and superintendents visited fish hatcheries in Pennsylvanian areas and inspected local hatchery facilities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
White House
New York Mills
Dairymen’s Leaper
Grange Hill
Tinton City
New beer raids and old Berlin talk in late August news
Four local drinkers were detained in a raid at the National Hotel on East Washington. The Emmanuel Church basement cornerstone removal sparked interest during renovations. Findley Lake detour prompts anxious driving. BH Sanellist and family returned from a lengthy trip, reporting about 1,800 miles traveled. The Berlin crisis and a Khrushchev proposed exchange visit are discussed, correcting prior misstatements about who proposed the idea and when it occurred.
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Agust
Natonal
East Washington Wheel
Berlin
Eisenhower
Khrischev
Khrushchev
Khushchev
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Corry Journal
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Corry
Corry Evening Journal
Tve
Enon
Carey
Trillian Werk
Hilion
Iveripe
Iveripe Fletany
Tonigit
Cleveland
Chicane Isha
Chicago
Ihe ‘Trading Post
Barney
Wirestone
Lou Giemthers
Everest Annanie
Bunty
Roy
Wit Hive Cumin Graton
Itl Fury
Benny Ee
Amerton
Mlop-Tbaly
Olek
Visildien Jk
Hue
Fogle Lumber CO
Frankils
Shady Avenue
Roberts Furniture & Appliance Door Prize
Richmond
Westfield
County
LEED
Marlow
Nt Doven Fish Hatcheries
Pennymaria
A. G. Buller
Coury Hatchery
Tocal
Union City
Durie
Emmanual
Yeuterday
Findley Lake
Sanellist
Benin
National Bank of Corry
the National Bank of Corry
Member
Federal Defosit Insurance Corr
Corr
Alton T
Ohio
Rigby Elizabeth Strong Stroup
Rov
Dyne
Judy & Grduate
J Selnor
Sette
Freshmi
Univer
Kay
Donal
Gates
Sandy Ann
Eupen
Bette
Amy
Cure Darlene Pier
Arthu Sainte Marie
H Cha Sc Thi Tru
Chu
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