Corry Evening Journal details and staff list
Fragmented notice provides publisher and staff names for Corry Evening Journal, Corry Pennsylvania, plus addresses and rate card notes. Includespublisher George R. Sample, general manager Allan Hasbrouck, advertising manager John McLalinti, production and foreman credits, and AP affiliation. Offers annual postal rates and carrier pricing though some text is garbled.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLalinti
I Foreman
G. 1
Beremim
Americana Notes on Street Life and Privacy Privacy
Hal Boyle contends that urban life and dress code spark debates on decency and public gaze. A wandering narrator recounts encounters with women and crowds, illustrating social pressures and unspoken rules of sidewalks and parasols, with sharp, era-tinged humor.
Looking for Somethings Try the Classifieds
An odd, distorted passage hints at a crowded scene and a desperate pursuit, ending with a prompt to check the classifieds for information or help. The fragmentary text mentions a tense street moment, a whispered warning, and a directive to explore listings for potential clues.
Corry News Highlights and Local Incidents
Yesterday's Memories of Corry reports community updates from 1941. Regis Burns becomes Rex Theatre manager following Caldwell, while Floyd Middleton escapes injury after a backyard airplane crash in East Street. Corry Country Club’s women progress to the President's Cup final as St Clair faces Brown or Mary Graham, and gasoline stations report adequate supply ahead of the weekend despite rumors of shortages under a new sales plan.
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Floyd Middleton
Glen Middleton
Quality Cash Store
East Street
Uull
Floyd
St. Clair
Corry Country Club
Mrs. Brown
Hazel Bowl
Mary Graham
iHioh
Corry
Scomfert
Hospital Vessel Hope Returns From Asia Mission
The American hospital ship Hope sails home after six months in Southeast Asia as Dr William Walsh of the People to People Health Foundation reports both Indonesia and South Viet Nam request its return The ship has invitations from South Korea Pakistan and several South American nations The voyage home to San Francisco may lead to further sailings depending on a $10 million fundraising drive to finance two more Hope ships The 15000 ton Hope costs about £153000 monthly to operate including crew wages and supplies
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Weegon
Soumn Viet
Walsh
Firm To Dedicate $8.5 Million State Research Facility
Provert Sae EuSURM (Ar) mopper Co will dedicate a new research center near Monroeville in a ceremony Monday. The $8.5 million facility honors the late Gen Brehon Somervell, former Koppers president and Army Services Forces commander. About half the building is complete and the center will eventually employ more than 1,500 scientists and staff.
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Sae Eusurm
Mopper, Co
Monroeville
Brehon Somervell
Koppers
Army Services Forces
Pennsylvania employment dips slightly in mid summer report
The Pennsylvania Labor and Industry Department reports total employment fell from 309,800 to 4,288,800 between mid June and mid July. Secretary A Allen Sulcone says the decline is roughly two thirds of the usual seasonal drop for June and July. He calls the smaller decrease a hopeful sign for ongoing job growth factors in the state economy.
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Perp Sho
State Labor and Industry Department
Pennsylvania
Department
A. Allen Sulcone
Suleawe
Corry Country Club to crown President's Cup winner
The newly declared Men’s President’s Cup champion at Corry Country Club defeated Jimmy Lewis in the finals by 7 and 6. The victor, Bob, is noted as a former holder of the city tennis title.
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Than A Weir
Corry Country Club
Jimmy Lewis
Bob
Nickel theft probe spans cross border shipment loss
FBI investigates a 28 000 shipment of pure nickel stolen from Canada, 33 800 pounds recovered, with two Pittsburgh scrap dealers George Kaufman and Anthony Tour arrested on charges of receiving stolen goods. Kaufman, a $150 000 Bermuda Sweepstakes winner, and Tour were released on 5 000 bonds as grand jury action looms. The metal consigned by Tilt Gordon Mines, Niagara Falls, was headed to Crucible Steel in Midland, Pennsylvania.
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Pittsbukun
FBI
Canada
Pittsburgh
Bernard ©. Brown
George Kaufman
Anthony Tour
Kaufman
Bermila
Ater
PBI
Sher- Tilt-Gordon Mines
Fdr
Niagara Falls
Easor Express Co
Midland
Crucible Steel Co. of America
Aliquippa Union Chief Appeals Ouster Over Election
Aliquippa Local 1211 president Mamula asks United Steelworkers official J. W. Abel to delay the September 17 election to choose a successor to Louis Biega. Mamula, ousted on charges of violating the union constitution, appealed to the International Executive Board for reinstatement.
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Aliquippa
Eee
Pearceere
Nichols
United Steelworkers Union
Local 1211
Mamulu
J. W. Abel
USW
Abel
Louis Biega
Mamula
Innternational
Boys Admit String Of Burglaries In Erie
Seven soft drink machines were broken into at service stations in Erie. Two juvenile suspects admitted the burglaries after a block chase and were held for juvenile action. About 80 dollars was stolen. Detectives Lgps Chiles McCurdy and Mari Bagnoni are referenced in the report.
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Erie
Areasside
Lgps
Chiles McCurdy
Mari Bagnoni
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