Corry Evening Journal Advertises Rates and Staff
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and offices in Corry Pennsylvania. It details mailing rates of 13 dollars per year by mail and seven cents per copy by carrier, along with advertising rate notes and national representatives.
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Hal Boyle's Americana Highlights From a Busy Week
Hal Boyle surveys a week of travel, science, and culture touching on alpine trips, opera mentions, early film and TV history, medical cautions, and domestic curiosities. He weaves anecdotes about pioneers, oldtime cinema, laboratory advances, and quirky observations into a breezy snapshot of midcentury American life.
House approves bill to curb charity drives in state
HARMSBURG AP A House proposal to regulate charity drives passed, aiming to curb exploitative fund raisers. The bill includes registration, limits on deductions, and exemptions for schools, hospitals, churches, libraries, and trust funds while extending charity drive oversight statewide. The measure now heads to the governor for final approval and potential enactment.
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Recreation Areas Planned At Kinzua Dam
Army engineers plan 14B acre Willow Creek park 40 acre Chapel Forks waterfront facility and a 70 acre Corydon site within the Allegheny National Forest near the Kinzua Dam. The dam known as the Allegheny River Reservoir is under construction in Warren County.
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Memories From Corry and Washington in 1941
A 1941 snapshot notes Roosevelt and Nomura discussing American Japanese relations as a potential step to review issues between the nations. In Corry police, speeding crackdown continues with two arrests at 72 and 70 mph on East Main Street. A Corry PA teacher Frederick Brooks 55 attacked his daughter then leapt to his death from an attic window. his 24-year-old daughter is a Corry Senior High School teacher.
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Corry Teachers Attend Institute and Local Happenings
The Corry school system will send all 42 teachers to an Erie teachers institute. Mrs C B Williams and daughter Louise return from New York City and Ferndale. Williams heads to Wattsboro to resume teaching. Ralph Foster family and Dr Stanley with child Blaine travel by Orchard Beach. Dee Downey and Paddy Wilcox homer in eighth as Irvington loses 13 4 to 1. Huth Bedient, ex Jamestown pitcher, leads Toledo with 14 victories in the American Association.
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Huth Bedient
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Minnie E Morton Jones dies at 102 in Crafton burial planned
Mrs Minnie E Morton Jones one of the oldest residents of Washington County died at age 102. She will be buried tomorrow in Crafton the suburb near Pittsburgh.
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Minnie E. Morton Jones
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American Motors profit sharing plan grabs UAW backing
United States Auto Workers and American Motors reach a three year agreement embracing a two fund profit sharing plan. One fund finances enhanced fringe benefits while the other allocates American Motors stock in workers names. Critics note cost and uneven outcomes with such schemes.
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United States Auto Workers Union
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Jamestown Man Charged With Child Stealing Extradition Proceeding
Jamestown, N.Y. James V. Trippi, 50, freed on bond pending extradition to California to face child stealing charges. Arrest followed a warrant by his former wife Margaret Trippi Muccelli alleging he took two children, ages 3 and unspecified, from her custody on August 6. Bail set at 3150 dollars. ordered held up to 30 days during extradition.
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James V. Trippi
California
New York
Nothing for you frames Du Quoin art entry
Dale Stewart submitted a piece titled Nothing as his entry in the Du Quoin State art exhibit. Judges, in announcing their decision, attached the frame with a comment that said We have nothing for you.
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DU Quoin
Dale Stewart
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