Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates Notice
Local newspaper notice lists advertising rate cards and circulation details. Membership and regional sales offices are shown, with pricing per year by mail and carrier copy costs.
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Corry Evening Journal
South
Sheek
Corr
Fae Fae
Colngrove Agim Colegrove
Bublinber
National Advertising
Pred Eimball, Inc
New York Square
Chicago
Ge & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Piytsoureh Wilghizuan
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Geetor Renubili
Carry Pr
Ag Fence
Cairier
El Paso Defeats Public Ownership Of Electric Utility
El Paso voters reject a city purchase of the privately owned El Paso Electric Company by four to one. The move was prompted by a push to submit the issue to a public vote, amid criticism of government interference in business. A local paper questions if the trend could spread to Washington.
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Washington
el Paso
Texas
Tts
el Paso Electric Company
Pago Times
Paso
Ie Et
Paso Herald-Post
el Piso
Four Peacemakers and World Unity After Cairo Conference
An editorial reflects on the Cairo conference uniting Russia Britain China and the United States against German and Japanese aggression. It praises Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek’s inclusion and declares the war as one global effort with a sole aim to restore peace order and collective security, while acknowledging continued fighting in Europe and Asia.
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Japan
Cairo
Generalissimo Chinne Koai-shett
Wersan
Hay
Russia
Britain
China
United States
Europe
Asia
Raila
Iran
Roosevelt
Stalin
Vyacheslav Molotov
Molotov
Harry L. Hopkins
Ieader
Thas
Teheran
Day of Infamy Pearl Harbor Reflection Sparks Debate
The president rejects celebration of Pearl Harbor Day as a Day of Honor arguing Japan’s attack was dishonorable and warning that commemorating readiness is inappropriate. He notes individual heroism but criticizes naval performance and calls for preserving the memory without glorifying the attack.
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Pearl Harbor
Ja- Pan
Navy
Saul
Peave
Wen Hjpeade
Wafils Und Does
Washington Reconsiders Peacetime Shift After War
Washington officials map postwar plans as federal agencies prepare for downsizing and new roles. Officials warn thousands of workers face job loss while federal employment may expand in housing, roads, hospitals, and security programs. Reconversion poses a major shift for agencies like Veterans Administration and Post Office as planners weigh overtime, staffing, and funding.
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Federgl
jSxense
Ene Ryuren
Emer—Geney
Post Office Department
Washington
Veterans” Administration
National Housinge Agency
Federal Works Agency
General Accounting Office
Giril Aeronautics
Vigilance urged as war shapes labor and loyalty
An American policy note warns that millions of Germans and Japanese hold anti American sentiment and may act covertly in the future. The piece analyzes wartime labor shifts, noting high demand in aircraft plants, widespread job changes, and drivers such as pay, hazard, housing, and transportation affecting mobility during the war effort.
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Germany
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Taher
Office of War Information
World War II Big Four At Once In Historic Allied Conference
The text hints at a rare in person meeting among Roosevelt Churchill Stalin and possibly Chiang Kai-shek. It emphasizes the unprecedented scope and importance of a wartime council shaping the Allied drive on Berlin and the destruction of Hitler's regime.
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Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Chingy Kai-shek
Berlin
Hitler
Daily Dozen: Mumps Facts From Pennsylvania Medical Society
Mumps increases this year with swelling of the parotid gland and difficulty in chewing and talking. It is a highly infectious viral disease affecting mainly ages five to forty five. The U S Army was heavily hit in World War I with 231475 cases. Incubation averages 18 days, mild fever, and patients stay in bed about a week. An attack typically provides lasting immunity.
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U. S
Mix Grain Will Silage Inn Heads of Cattle
A farm plan proposes mixing grain with silage to ensure each cow receives her due share. Managers confirm the partitioned approach will balance feed between animals and improve overall dairy efficiency.
Notice to Spar tansburg Electric Consumers
Notice to Spar tansburg district electricity customers to pay their November bills to Mr na King Bowen HD Carpenter nelgates.
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Spartansburg
Na King Bowen
Carpenter Nelgates
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Journal Piles
A December 6 1923 roundup notes a narrow escape after a Star Sedan crashes with a bicycle at Pleasant and Center streets. the rider escapes. The Swiss Bell Ringers announce a December 24 Corry engagement. City health officials report thirty new cases this week with measles scarlet fever and diphtheria. A house fire incident injures Raith Lindsey a 14 month girl is hospitalized. Laynes Auxiliary of Corry hospital plans a New Year’s charity ball. Baby Donald Alexander Wade born December 6 to Elwin Wade and Opal Stultz Wade at home.
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Pleasant
Center Streets
Fred Shippe
Laynes Auxiliary
Corry Hospital
Elwin Wade
Lovells
Donald Alexander
Wade
Opal Stultz
My Ay
Marl Stulta
Seven Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A set of seven trivia prompts asks for the British Ambassador to the United States the Irish word for guile the official reviser of contracts and more. It includes queries about wartime promises to destroy Nazi centers and U boats aging humorists pen names and a series of unrelated idioms and trade terms.
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United States
David Ross Locke
U. S
Allied Leaders Plan to Crush Germany at Tehran
The article recounts the Tehran conference where Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill confirmed unity against Germany. It notes Stalin’s first trip outside Russia since 1917, massive security in Teheran, and military planning sessions from November 28 to 30. Churchill presented Stalin with the Sword of Stalingrad, and joint Allied strategy aimed at escalating air raids and a three-sided assault.
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Iran
Elourz
Churchill
Stalingrad
Stalin
Stalin Grad
Germany
Teheran
Vyacheslav Molotov
Mlemeuil 2 Voroshilov
Ayal
Fooeevelt
Novemyr
Whlaly
Eigethet
Russia
Britain
United States
Ghurchill
Accidental gunfire injures miner and banker in Roberts Dale
At his home in Roberts Dale R D Jacob F Bollinger 49 a mine foreman and banker was accidentally shot in the abdomen by a rifle used for hogs when a barrel was bumped. He stood by the barrel and the rifle discharged. The incident occurred during a family butchering.
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Altoona
Robertsdale
R. D
Jacob F. Bollinger
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E. Lindsey
W. Smith St
Ennzotl
LACE
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South Center St
Dia
Himzald
Churctan
Moscow
Hoy Stratton
Associated Press, Limited
Edward Angly
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Chicago Syn
Electric Company
Pennsylvania Een Company
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