Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists editors publisher and advertising contacts. It notes AP exclusivity for local news and rates for mail and carrier delivery.
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Corry Evening Journal
West Booth Street
Corry
Ald
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
George Sempls
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Welahiman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Tax on a Wife's Salary and Family Tax Burden
Discussion of how a working wife affects a family's federal income tax under proposed rates. It presents examples: a wife earning 967.50 weekly with a $5500 yearly husband income raises tax from 900 to 1700, netting 52.25 weekly for the family. Additional scenarios show partial and full-time work reducing take-home pay, plus nontaxed state considerations and outlays for transportation and clothing.
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Thes
Twenty Years Ago Here Aboard Union High School Letters
Fifty six pupils at Union High School received letters for scholarship and citizenship under a point based system including school council and extracurricular activities. Dot Henry and Nina Haskins led a girls team to a 22 to 5 win over St Benedict Academy on St Edwards High floor. Laurie Baker plans to broadcast from Pittsburgh KDKA as M C A delegate. Kenneth Haight’s Ford flipped on Wattsburg Union City highway, leaving him bruised. Misses Mulderich and Haight entertained fifteen guests for bridge. Alice Freno and Clara Cullen received awards at the gathering. O M Deibjer, new state fisheries commissioner, visited Corry Fish Hatchery for inspection.
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The
Union High School
Dot" Henry
Nina Haskins
St. Benedict Academy
St. Edward's
Margaret Mulderich
Arlene Haight
Mation Street
Alice Freno
Clara Cullen
O. M. Deibjer
Corry
Pennsylvania
Commissioner Sees Tax Drop for Erie County
County Commissioner Fred Lamberton predicts lower taxes in 1953 as Erie County approaches debt freedom. He notes $120,000 in bonds paid off in 1851 and $150,000 more in 1952 with no new borrowing unless an extreme emergency occurs. The county once owed over four million dollars about a decade ago.
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Erie
Fred Lamberton
Not enough data for a proper headline
The fragment discusses a maid possibly influenced by money and patriotic principle if a stay at home wife takes a job during an emergency. It mentions a person named Bo but lacks clear context, dates, or event specifics.
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Wier
Knowledge Quiz From Classified Page 1
This item lists a set of trivia questions and prompts readers to check a score and monthly average. It asks about Truman appointing Eric Johnston, authors of The Mysterious Island, four-letter U S states, opposite of clockwise, correcting a sentence, French glove terms, a fictional character, one-eyed Jacks, a 16th century navigator, and the meaning of Puerto Rico.
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Truman
Eric Johnston
Union
France
Mare
Dim Hawkins
Globe
California
Virginis
Puerto Rico
Boy Saves Playmate From Drowning in River
Leonard Subecky ten, rescued eight-year-old Larry Twardeat and his dog Tippy after they fell into the swollen Conemaugh River in Johnstown Pennsylvania. The boy, who learned the trick from his brother a Boy Scout, pulled Larry from the water and gave rescue breaths.
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Johnstown
Fen
Leonard Subecky
Downing
Leonard
Larry Twardeat
Tippy
Conemaugh
Larry
Postal Service Shifts Short-Haul Mail to Trucks
Assistant Postmaster General John M. Redding says the move from rail to road for mail within 200 miles marks the biggest policy change since airmail. The plan aims to cut costs and increase speed with surveys already done for Chicago St Louis and Boston and forthcoming routes from Indianapolis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Harrisburg New York Cincinnati and Seattle.
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Associated Press
Washington
Post Office
John M. Redding
Redding
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Indianapolis
Pittsburch
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
New York City
Cincinnnati
Birmingham
Ala
Seattle
Wash
Association of American Railroads
Mexico
Woman Killed In Sharon Crash
A Sharon crash on the West Middlesex road killed 48 year old Mary Spon and injured five others. The victims include Ruth Bigleman from Greenville maybe misread as Bei gleman 38 Lona Zagger 38 West Middlesex Betty Noval 27 Sharon Lee Bee 52 Sharon and Hilith Thomas 52 Greenville. Police reported a live blowout caused the car to overturn the embankment.
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Sharon
West Middlesex
Mary Spon
Sharon General Hospital
Ruth Beigleman
Greenville
Lona Zagger
B.D
Betty Noval
Lee Bee
Hilith Thomas
Cowboys and Police in Denver Buffalo Hunt
Cowboys and police chased two buffaloes through Denver streets for two hours. The animals escaped from Genesee Park and headed toward town before a trainman on a moving freight train helped pursue them. Police, cowboys, and a Wyoming rancher’s consignment were involved in recapture.
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Denver
Genesee Park
Wyoming
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill Cody
MacArthur Leads Fresh Push Against Reds In Korea
General MacArthur visits the front as ground forces renew thrusts near Chechon and Wonju. Ridgway Clark Almond and others accompany him as 10,000 Reds are reported northeast of Wonju. Front lines remain contested with naval air actions reported.
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MacArthur
Page One
Wonju
Ridgway
Mark Clark
U. S
Edward M. Almond
Tokyo
Chechon
Han River
Seoul
Far East Air Forces Fly 1 089 Sorties Monday Against Reds
The Far East Air Forces mounted 1 089 sorties on Monday against Communist forces. B 20s operated near the Manchurian border on the east coast as part of the broader air campaign.
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Far East
Manchuriah
Bombing of North Korean Towns Near Rail Yards
American war planes attacked rail yard targets north of Chongjin and near Cho about 40 miles northeast of Hamhung. They dropped 200 tons of bombs on Red Korean towns to disrupt transportation and supply lines.
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Puryong
Chongjin
Cho
Ham-hung
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