Corry newspaper masthead and advertising details
The notice lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher and George Sample as managing editor with AP republishing rights and multiple city offices. It includes mailing options, rates, and advertising deadlines for the Corry, Pennsylvania newspaper.
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Arthur Colegrove
George Sample
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Square
Chicago & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Inventories and Sales Preview From Government Data
Early March will bring seasonally adjusted Commerce Department figures on end January inventories. Analysts note that the data shape the economic outlook, with projections tying inventory adjustments to spending, production, and consumer buying through 1954.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Eisenhower
Congress
Grant
Keezer
Federal Reserve Board
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
Industrial inventories shift amid 1954 retail slowdown
The text notes lower production as retailers sell existing stock and manufacturers fill orders from stockrooms. At year start 1954 manufacturing inventories stood at 45.8 billion, up 2.5 billion from 1953. retailers held 22.6 billion and wholesalers 117 billion. The passage traces inventory trends since 1948 49 recession and 1949 upturn.
Burglars Loot Rouseville Service Station For $1366
Franklin State Police investigate a break in at Dick's Pennzot Station on Main Street Rouseville. Burglars smashed a window to enter and took $1366.46 from the cash register, leaving the safe untouched. Station owner is Richard Carey of Oil City.
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Rouseville
Oil City
Franklin State Police
Pennzot
Richard ‘Hh, Carey
Golden Rifle Club gains wide support and city finance talks
Twenty years ago Marne reports rapid growth as seventy five stores and professionals join the Golden Rifle Club amid a membership drive. City officials seek a bank conference after Citizens National Bank threatens to withhold city warrants payment. The total has climbed past 920000 in the past week. A staged three week work cycle for police staff aims to trim costs. J B Patterson repairs damage from a window smash at the St James apartments affecting Frank Chase’s store. Marie Lathrop of Raymond Manufacturing is mentioned in the running narrative.
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Citizens National Bank
Miller
Theotal
J. B. Patterson
St. James
Frank Chase
Chase
Knowledge Quiz on National Affairs and Government
A reader quiz asks seven questions about the Farewell Address, tobacco sales, Indochina involvement, treaty ratification, auto fatalities, Supreme Court versus New York mayor salaries, and national holidays. The fragment also mentions a factory accident and real estate transfers involving Mrs. Wetmore and Mrs. Thompson with travel plans to Miami.
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Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
John Adams
Gen
Lafayette
U. S
Indochina
Senate
The
United States
New York City
Sergeant Wire Glass Plant Reopens South of Kane
The Sergeant Wire Glass Co. plant three miles south of Kane resumed operations today with one shift and an expected 18 months of production. About 50 to 60 workers are affected as demand for hammered wire glass remains strong, and shipments to the Midwest and South have been heavy. The plant is a surviving pillar of the once renowned glass town industry.
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Midwest
Sergeant
Fekd
Woman Killed by Silage Fall in Jefferson Area
Mrs. Martha Nahirney, 48, dairy farmer of the Stanhope Kellogsville Road area Jefferson, was killed Saturday afternoon when thawing ensilage fell on her at the silo. Her body was found by a hired hand, Thomas Drog, about 1 15 p m. Police say she entered the silo to fetch feed for cattle and jarred the frozen ensilage loose.
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Jefferson
Jefferson Area
Martha Nahirney
Stanhope-Kellogsville Road
R. D
Thomas
Shenandoah Herald Ad Director Named IAMA President
Thomas F. Martin advertising director of the Shenandoah Herald has become president of the Interstate Advertising Managers Association. His election highlights leadership in mid Atlantic newspaper advertising circles and underscores Martin's role in industry matters.
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AD Group
Harrisburg
Thomas F. Martin
The
Shenandoah Herald
Interstate Advertising Managers Association
Slaver Facing Life Term for Murder at Erie Court
Keith Laverne Magee, 31, was found guilty of first degree murder in the beating death of George Ton. Judges and authorities described Magee as near collapse after the verdict as deputies escorted him from the courthouse.
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Erie
Keith Laverne Magee
Georgeton
Magee
Shertif
Magee Found Guilty of First Degree Murder After Deliberation
Officials stated Magee was treated and spoke with light care, not under special guard. A jury of eight men and four women returned a first degree murder verdict after seven hours of deliberation.
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Lespy
Magee
Monk Dies at 82 Founder of St Barnabas Free Home
Brother Gouveneur P. Hance 82 founder and head of the St. Barnabas Free Home for Men at Gibsonia near Pittsburgh died today after a year of illness. He had led the home for many years and was a prominent Catholic lay leader.
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Monk
Pittsburgh
Gouveneur P. Hance
St. Barnabas Free Home For
Neatby Gibsonia
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Evening Journal
A. D. Colegrove
Phillipc
LOARN
Golden Rifle Club
John Blatt
Marie Lathrop
Raymond Manufacturing
Commere Emer
Yee NM
Aria
Powell's
Powell Loan and Finance Company
N. Centar St Sorry
Pennsylvania
Pany Plant
Lella Wetmore
Sue Thompson
Resthaven
West Park Place
Thompson
Miami, Fla
Frank Graft
Frank E. Graft Insurance Agency
N. Center St
Kane
Cady & Collier
the News Beautyrest Extra-Firm
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Q Goorounee
Thay Ely
Simmons
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Katherine
North Center Street
West Main Street
Lenk & Prepo
Dee-Cee
Guaranty
Dee Cee
Al’s
Canter Street
Corry, PA
Dungarees
Al's “Sor
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