Corry Journal Advertising and Publication Details
Corry Journal of Corry Pennsylvania announces publication details including offices, management, and advertising rates. It lists staff positions such as publisher general manager and production manager and notes national advertising representation Bottinelli Kimball Inc with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. It also states subscription rates by mail and carrier and states AP news is exclusive to local news. Deadline for display advertising is 9 AM.
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Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Corry
Previns
Rotary Club in Corry Celebrates Bath Anniversary Tonight
Nearly 500000 Rotarians on six continents mark Rotary's founding. Corry's meeting at Hotel Corry recalls Paul P Harris's Chicago origin on February 23. The Rotary Foundation Fellowship funds study abroad for grads, with a $6.5 million endowment. Corry Rotary supports YMCA memberships, student loans, Crippled Children Lend-A-Hand Camp, and community service.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Bath
Corry
Chicago
Paul P. Harris
Rotary Foundation
Durin
YMCA
Two Hurt In Route Five Crash Near Dunkirk
On Route 3 two miles west of Dunkirk a two-vehicle crash injures two. Robert H. Sysol of Dunkirk suffers head and knee injuries and shock and is in good condition at Brooks Memorial Hospital. Truck driver Lewis Sholler of Lima, Ohio has minor bruises and a neck injury and was not hospitalized. The Maryville sheriff reports the eastbound truck skidded on ice and jackknifed into the car.
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Dunkirk
Robert H. Sysol
Dunktrkk
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Lewis Sholler
Lima
Ohio
Maryilie
Gas Industry Boosts Research On Home Appliances And Fuel Cells
New York AP report shows the natural gas industry expanding research on home appliances, factory efficiency, and utility operations from gas well to meter. It funds plans for fuel cells, thermionic and thermoelectric generation, with aims to substitute natural gas in future and compete with electricity and atomic power.
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New York
American Gas Assn
AGA
Sheme
Fred W. Batten
AGA General Research Planning Committee
Columbia 1
Gas System Service Corp
Badlen
Apathy Not Prejudice Costs Negroes Political Dominance
In Liberty County Georgia AP reports revision of voting lists removed about 1,000 voters mostly Negroes. Registrars say loss of potential political influence stems from apathy, not discrimination, with both sides noting similar voting access and improving race relations.
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Perry Mullen
Hinesville
Bail
Liberty County
Georgia
Associated Press
Savannah
Liburty Cunty
Ralls
Lucille Wood
Liberty
Wood
Ono
Ralph W. Quartermai
The
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Corry memories recount 1940 Philadelphia crime and voter notices
Yesterday’s memories recount a 1940 Philadelphia case involving a 44 year old man known as a witch doctor who received an electric chair sentence for arsenic murder for insurance. Authorities report tampering with a Third Ward resident’s automobile and a possible organized gang targeting cars parked on streets at night. Also noted, two hundred eleven voters in Carty must reinstate registration to participate in the April 23 spring primary election.
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Philadelphia
Petville
Insurance Syndicate
Third Ward
Ted
Carty
Corry to Double Transmission Line Voltage Next Week
Corry City Electric Light Company plans to double transmission line service from 16500 volts to 33000 within the next week or two. A banner week for local basketball features Keystones versus Audie Dusters Evie, High against Kane, and Corry High girls versus Oil City. Capt J F Austin travels to Erie on business. Sam Jacobson store interior redone by Frank Wilcox.
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Corry City Electric Light Company
Keystones
Audie Dusters
Evie
Kane
Corry
Oil City
BravesSign Hank Aaron to Boost 1960 Plans
Milwaukee General Manager John McHale breathed relief as slugger Hank Aaron agreed to join the 1960 Braves. The National League batting champion quieted contract tensions, brightening clubhouse morale and signaling a firmer hold on the team’s offensive lineup for the new season. Aaron’s signing ends expected bidding and helps stabilize reliance on his bat.
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Hank Aaron
Braves
Milwaukee (Ap
John McHale
Milwaukee Braves
Henry Aaron
McHale
Fears make you interesting says Hal Boyle Americana
Hal Boyle notes boredom from a flawless life and argues fears keep a person human. He cites Oxford Psychiatric Dictionary listing 210 phobias from arithophobia to pantophobia and offers humorous examples like ereuthophobia and chromophobia to spur readers to seek novel dreads.
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New York
Oxford University Press
Youye
Feast for the Present Aaron Tops Team Pay
Aaron, who hit 355 last season, is the highest paid member of the team. He received an estimated $35,000 last year and was pushing for a rise, which he apparently got.
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Aaron
Cuba Asks Talks With U S Gov't On Note Content
Cuba seeks negotiations with the United States over a note circulated to Washington. A State Department spokesman declined to comment until the proposal is studied. Issues include U S demands for compensation for property seized, Castro era agrarian reform, U S harboring Batista remnants, U S bombing claims, import restrictions, and a new sugar trade pact tied to U S congressional action.
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Une
Washington
State Department
U.S
United States
Purgencio Batista
Family escapes fatal Gearhart garage fire in Sharon
A family of three fled uninjured from a $50,000 fire at the Gearhart garage in Sharon Mercer County. Mr and Mrs John Schoyer and their son Hugh Hed from escaped from their apartment above the garage. Owner William Gearhart said the blaze started in a coal stove in the garage and he estimated the loss.
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Pamily
Sharon
Gearhart
Mercer County
John Schoyer
Hugh Hed
Bavery
William Gearhart
Six Vicinity Men Draw Jail Terms
Meadville Judge Herbert A. Mook sentenced 23 defendants in Crawford County. Among those jailed were Frank F. Walker of Spartansburg for loitering and prowling at night with a six month to one year sentence. William Louis Reese, Kenneth Irvin Dolittle, and Raymond Leroy Shreffier for burglary of Tracy's Hardware with fines, restitution, and two year probation. Roy Reese and Daniel Cox of Sparta area to be sentenced Thursday. David J. Peterson of Union City two counts of larceny with one month to two years. Guy W. Peterson of Union City larceny with restitution and two years parole.
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Meadville
Herbert A. Mook
P. Richard ‘Thomas
Crawford
Bere
Frank F. Walker
Spartansburg
Craneford
Guy W. Peterson
Union City
Larceny
Paper Executive Edward Gardner Dies at 80 in Ohio
Edward T. Gardner, 80, retired paper making executive, died yesterday in Oakwood Ohio. He retired in 1957 as president of Gardner Board & Calton Co. of Middletown, Ohio, later merged with Diamond Match Co. He was born in Middletown.
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Oakwood
Ohio
Edward T. Gardner
Gardner Board & Calton Co
Middletown
Diamond Match Co
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