Corry Evening Journal advertising and publication note
Public notice details printing rates and subscriptions for the Corry Evening Journal. Rates listed include five dollars yearly by mail, two fifty in advance in restricted areas, and carrier price of three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Distributor offices in Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York listed.
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Toary Evening Journal
Fublidhra
Wrest South Sirent
Cecry
A.D Colegrove
William B. Lombard
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Buchlenn Square
Chicago
Btarmfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Real Estate ‘Trust
Phila
American Toys and Economic Outlook in War Time
The piece argues most Christmas toys in the United States will be American-made, noting 98 percent domestic production and praising safer sturdier, education oriented designs. It cites economic forecasts by Colonel Leonard P. Ayres predicting solid 1940s growth, a national income near 70 billion dollars, and a cautious mood with no boom or slump. It also discusses British war anxieties, blackout dangers, and cautions about the need for practical light and resilience.
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Vonmnerce Department
United States
Europe
Leonard P. Ayres
Paris
Fargin
Amierica
London
England
Christmas Radio Proms And Eve Of Snow News
President Roosevelt and King George VI discuss holiday readings as the NBC presents 36 Christmas programs between December 17 and year end. Highlights include Trinity Church services, a message from the Bishop of Rome, and relief interviews with evacuee children.
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Roosevelt
George VI
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Natonal Broadcasting Company
Trinity
Rone
Mictrapolitien
Bruce Catton in Washington on McNutt and Dewey
Bruce Catton reports from Washington that McNutt faces mixed support within the New Deal camp as Ickes denounces liberal backers, while Dewey garners respect for talent and showmanship. Bricker’s status unsettles GOP discussions amid anti Communist shifts shaping White House strategy and a pending grand jury probe.
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Teles
Paul V. Moffittt
Ickes
McNutt
White House
Eivele
Farley
Roosevelt
Fdr
New Deal
Russia
Finland
Murphy
Uuis
In Retrospect From Journal Files December 15 19
Fragmented OCR recalls a 1930s quiz night with misprinted names and questions. A police raid on night establishments and references to budget millage raise unclear stakes. The piece mixes local color with jumbled names and dates, offering a snapshot of a disrupted journal entry.
Hollywood G Men and Gadgets Behind the Studio Sets
In Hollywood studios a crew of G men and gadget men search for props across routes and on location. They source items from elephants and Navajo drums to biology equipment for shoots, often pulling from archives, universities, and suppliers, in a dash to outfit scenes.
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Hollywood
J. Edgar Hoover
Property Department
Appentett
Russ Pierce
Parminuunt
Buck Benny
Good Old
Edward HK. Griffith
Tench
Musicians’union
Thuncerdoua
Semion
Armateur ‘Biologiste
Tedi Rees
Whall
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Roundabout News and Local Whimsy in Corry
A compact chronicle of Corry area happenings includes social notes, upcoming events, and local tensions. The piece references figures such as John Chambers and Frank T. Bobbitt, reports on a Northside gas station discussion, school attendance at the New York World’s Fair, and a clock control sale from Union City. It mentions a wedding in Girard, a December 28 social book entry, and anniversary notes for Rev. and Mrs. Nelson W. Crowell, alongside rambling gossip about residents, a Tuscaloosa flood unit posting, and local Christmas preparations.
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John Chaimbers
Old King School of Oratory
Redpath Chautauoua
Frank T. Bobbitt
Franklin
Wallace M. Young
Robert Pierce
Union City
Corry
Concord School
Frank Pierce
West Pleasant Street
Climax
Ashville
Don Caldwell
The
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Santa Claus
Trench Creek
West Main Street
Main Street
Second Avenue
Girard Way
Cory Molar
Robert L. Sears
Louis Sears
U.S. Engineers
Tuscaloosa
Als
Gus" Edwards
Tom Sawyer
Knights of Cohim
Barlow
Center Street
Georgia Webber
Pittsfield
East Mall
Acacia Club
Streamlined Pullman cars and local notices amuse readers
Fragmented notes recount streamlined Pullman sleeper launches near Oil City and Philadelphia flyers. A school room window display by Miss Jane Mulheirn earns orchid praise. Betty Zane’s feat is honored after 150 years, with “Run, Betty Run” enshrined. Children are cautioned to mind steps during the coming week.
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Cound
Brie
Philadelphia
Richard’ Dale
Oil City Way
Suiley
Jane Mulheirn
Betty
Fork Henry
Wheeling
Missouri BAMS Opposed to SHDALLA Dams Plan
The Conservation Association of Missouri announced opposition to War Department plans for 30 food series dams in Missouri. Leaders warn the dams would destroy virtually every major water stream in the state.
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Missouri
BAMS
Shdalla
Lies
War Department
Wie
Etale
Musical prodigy Mana-Zucca a life of music in Miami
The American Magazine portrays Mana-Zucca of Miami as a child prodigy concert pianist at eight and an operatic dramatic soprano at twenty, now forty shaping popular and serious music as a hit composer. Shaw is credited with influencing the music scene alongside swingsters and other composers.
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Madame Mana-Zucca
Miami
Fla
Shaw
Daily Dozen On Health Year In Review 1959
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania a 1959 health year review notes fewer pneumonia deaths by about 12 percent from last year and reduced mortality from diphtheria scarlet fever and measles. Deaths rise among older people from cancer cerebral hemorrhage and heart disease while most other causes decline. The mental attitude is urged to improve.
Driver's Bad Dream Turns Real Crash in Elyria
In Elyria Ohio driver David J. Smet ver, 21, dozed at the wheel and drifted off the road, hitting a tree and rolling the vehicle. He awoke amid the wreck and declared it a dream, avoiding serious injury.
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Elyria
Ohio
David J. Smetver
Emetaer
Soldier Hero Decorated Boise Iva War Hero Medal
Unclear OCR text describes unusual heroism in rescue by Civil Conservation Corps member Michael Afgheney near Walser river during war. Mentions Melvin Hf Jones of Har pur Oregon and a national punrl cama ine. Details and proper names are garbled.
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Iva
Civil Conservation Corps
Michael Afgheney
She Yuhink Waite
Walser River
Melvin Hf
Jones
Harpur
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