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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1957

Page

4

Corry Journal Ad Rates and Publication Details

Corry Journal listing publication details, staff roles, and advertising rates. Includes office locations, AP usage, mail matter status, and display advertising deadline at 9 AM on the prior publication date.

Corry Journal South Street Corry Corry Evening Journal George R. Sample William Chirictizio John McLaughlin G- 1. Bergman Anager Bottinelli-Rimbale, Inc New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia Associated Press AP News Cony

PITY ON THE POOR LAVER 1947 savings bonds critique

The piece argues that U S savings bonds yield poor real value after inflation, noting a 3 to 3.5 percent nominal rate hides a drop to about 84.7 cents purchasing power per 1947 dollar. It critiques Treasury interest, private savings options, and calls for higher rates to reflect true value while blaming inflation for low real returns. It references Mr Humphrey and Congress and warns about future inflation eroding gains.

U.S Humphrey Treasury Department Hardoon Treasury Savings Savings and Loan Associations Sami Jess Tess U. S Treasury Congress Fcr Labor Department Washington Daver

Arrest Of Seven Brings Solution To Two Break-ins

Seven suspects, including Jamestown teens, were charged in connection with two break ins around Chautauqua Lake. Authorities say the group, aided by teen Walker, targeted a Prendergast Point cottage, stealing a fishing reel and whisky from the Clark residence. The case moves toward grand jury action, with additional charges tied to prior entries in Mayville.

ASUS Chautauqua Lake Sherif Hisesien Melulline Awd Jamestown Trelary John Glaimo Eid Rienid E Walker Jamiestown Bensitix North Clymer Grand Jilly Dean Chenwy Rouite Uty Po- Hee Walker Mir Cheney Sheriff's Deputies Mayille Seeny Bete San Digne Miller Wiliam Wells A. D Mayville Sheriffs Department Wells Johnson Robert Clark Pittsburgh Prendergast Point

Loudspeaker Installed At NYC Station For Safety

New York Central Railroad installed loudspeakers on its passenger platform to warn riders from stepping onto the track. Mayor Harold Hall reported a near-miss last December when a fast freight train narrowly avoided striking passengers as they entered and left a stopped train. Hall criticized the railroad for offering no explanation beyond the safety device and noted prior incidents including a freight train passing through while loading and shredding a mail truck.

York Central Railroad Harold ‘T Hall NYC Hall

Wary applicant begs for Trans-Globe job chances

A quirky open letter to Trans-Globe Wire Service manager pleads for a reporter slot, citing George Brent and others as inspiration. The writer jokes about past mishaps, vows to stay in uniform, and promises tight lunch hours and ready travel, asking for employment to cover international stories.

New York UF Trans-Globe Wire Service Abc-Tv George Brent Mexico Mur Wailright Dane Clark Mercedes McCambridge Hent Hong Hong Nebraska Wire Service Trans-Globe

Noted lawyer dies in Connellsville at 72

John Dugan a nationally famous criminal attorney died yesterday in Connellsville State Hospital after a brief illness. He was 72.

Connellsville, Pa John Dugan Connellsville States Hospital

Slayer Of Erie Girl Draws Light Sentence

James Mack, 90, confessed slayer of 26 year old Audrey Adin Roth of Erie, received an indeterminate term of 20 years to life from Judge George Carney in New York's General Sessions Court. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder, with attorneys calling the case tragic and noting a good past record.

York James Mack Audrey Adin Roth Erie George Carney New York Mack Air Force Army Deger USA

No High Pressure In Co F Recruiting Drive

Corry's Company F announces no high pressure tactics in its two day recruiting drive. Aimed to secure enlistees truthfully, the drive will feature an intensive enlistment campaign Friday and Saturday. Officers invite parents to visit the armory February 23 and 24 to discuss their sons military future. A separate incident notes an 8-foot pole found on Telegraph Hill taken to the Hall of Justice for owner identification.

Wimes Na Corry Company F Hammond San Francisco Telegraph Hill Frank McFarland Hall of Justice Foheh

Fragmentary trial note hints at strangling case details

The text records fragmented courtroom remarks about a strangling incident. It mentions separate rooms at an address and cites Attorney Minton discussing potential years of punishment for a person named Mack and a reference to "puyol" or similar. The readable content is insufficient for full event clarity.

Mack Eli Fih- Puyol Minton

Hydetown boy struck by school bus on Bank Street

Joseph Stokes seven, son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Stokes of Hydetown, was hit by a 60 passenger Titlsville Area School District bus as it left Hydetown School on Bank Street. He was taken to Titusville Hospital in fair condition. Bus driver M I Laker reported he did not see the sled until too late and owed his thanks the boy was not killed.

Etiuoginus Hydetown Titlsville Bank Street Joseph Stokes Nelson Stokes Clare A. Kai Laker R. D Willet I2ri Jover Joseph

House Bills Would OK State Buy Land For Slippery Rock

Harrisburg two Butler County representatives push bills to authorize state purchases of three tracts near Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Two parcels total 253 acres are held by Clair S Garlick and Leonard S Duncan. A third parcel in Slippery Rock Borough is owned by Leonard S and Margaret B Duncan. Purchases would be by the provisions of the property and supplies department as directed by the appropriations committee.

Slippery Rock Harrisburg Butler County Tywchers' College Clair 5 Garlick Che Tird Leonard S Margaret B. Duncan Samuel Mahan W. H Mier Ny Propriations Committee Prop and Supplies Department

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