Corry Evening Journal Advertisement and Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and offices including publisher A Dy Ovlegrave Galegrove and managing editor George Rample. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news, post office entry as second class mail, and pricing for mail and carrier delivery with display ad deadline at 9 a.m.
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Gorry-Evening Journal
Boath Street
Corry
A. Dy. Ovlegrave Galegrove
George Rample
National Advertising
Expansion of Social Security Act Adds Millions to Coverage
As of yesterday many provisions of the expanded Social Security Act took effect. About 10 million more people become eligible, joining 35 million already covered. Nonfarm self employed workers state and local government employees domestic workers and non profit staff form the largest new groups with varied voluntary or compulsory coverage rules. Benefits and wage bases also rise. Current beneficiary total increases to about 61.6 million with roughly 2.99 million new August beneficiaries.
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Truman
Hearst Publications
Supreme Court
Yabor
Ford
Social Security Administration
Twenty Years Ago Recap from Journal Files January 2 1930
Stanley Anderson a faculty member at Senior High School to resume teaching Monday January 5 after a weeks firearms accident at Cambridge Springs. Stanford Hose Company held open house at First Ward fire station with a six course turkey dinner and bear meat specialty. Nast Company gave employees a five banquet at Blue Bird Restaurant with a six course dinner and gifts from Mr Nast. Mr and Mrs Oscar Fritz hosted a New Year party for 15 guests with four course dinner and cards music. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Charl es Mullivan of East Pleasant Street at City Hospital. Two or three arrests for drunkenness noted during holiday. Chief Ruppersbirg reports New Year’s Day quiet.
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Stanley Anderson
Cambridge Springs
the Nast Company
Blue Bird Resturant
Mr. Nast
Oscar Fritz
Erie man held after shooting a boarder at home
Erie January incident leads to arrest of Henry Northcross, frequent offender, for wounding a boarder with an antique shotgun in his home. Boarder Lovell Hardin treated at Hamot Hospital for pellet wounds. warrants to be sworn out as detectives investigate, amid New Year celebrations.
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Erie
Vonce
Hela
Henry
Northeross
Lovell
Hardin
Hamot
Northcross
Lnw
Wisconsin Senator Said Immediate Impeachment If Aid To Nationalists Used
A Wisconsin Republican senator, cited a month ago, urged Congress to impeach President Truman unless the administration sanctions use of Chinese Nationalist troops against Communists in Korea. The remark linked to debates over policy and the Korean War.
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Congress
Truman
Korea
Army
Navy
A. W. Stuart Symington
Senate
House of Representatives
MacArthur
United Nations
Africa
United Nations Assembly
United States
g-Namie
Washington
White House
World famous Bushman dies in Chicago 200
The gorilla Bushman, Chicago’s top attraction for 20 years, died on New Year’s morning from heart trouble and old age. Weighing 500 pounds and 6 feet 2 inches tall, he was 22, the largest and oldest gorilla in captivity.
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Chicago
Bushman
Services Saturday for Wilbur M. Scott
Wilbur M. Scott's funeral was held Saturday afternoon at 2 PM at Branken Keating Funeral Home with William Scott Jr. officiating. Bearers included Earl Theodore Webb Arthur Miles McCray and Gerald Parsons. Temporary interment followed in the Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum. Relatives and friends from Russell Warren Akron Elgin Erie Clearfield Warren and Youngsville attended.
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Rumeras
Oyaldul
M. Scott
Wiliam
Scott, Jr
Branken-Keating
Earl
Theodore
Webb
Arthur
Miles McCray
Gerald Parsons
Pine Grove Cemetery
Dorothy Scott
Janet Tubbs
Glenn Peterson
Russell
Leata Tubbs
Oyritha Scott
Robert Peters
Erle
Theodore McCray
Elgin
Mildred Nagle
Akron
Merle D. Boutwell
Warren
Dewey Scott
Rochester
Fred Springer
Invine
Ira Taylor
Clearfield
Taura Casey
Youngsville
Concord Township
Harold E. O Connor dies. funeral set for St Elizabeth's
Harold E. O Connor 117 East Church street died suddenly at Corry Hospital Monday morning. Born August 15 1901 he lived in Corry all his life and worked as a machinist at Ajax Iron Works for 14 years then Aero Supply Plant. A World War I veteran he served in the Air Corps overseas in Africa and Europe from 1943 to 1945. He belonged to St Elizabeth's Church Knights of Columbus and Aero Supply Lodge 1508 SAOM. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs James O Connor. Friends may call at Bracken Keating Funeral Home and attend the requiem at St Elizabeth's Church tomorrow at 9. Burial in the church cemetery.
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Harold E. O'Connor
East Church Street
Corry Hospital
O'Connor
Mr. O'Connor
Comy
Ajax Iron Works
Aero Supply Plant
Erie
Air Corps
Africa
Europe
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Knights of Columbus
Aero Supply Lodge 1508
S. A
James O'Connor
Bracken
Callup Of National Guard Was Biggest Story Of Year In State
In 1950 the Pennsylvania National Guard callup emerged as the year’s top story as thousands of locals entered active duty after Labor Day. The first casualty list followed a fatal rail crash near Coshocton, Ohio, killing 33. Governor Duff’s political clash and GOP rift fueled a dramatic primary season leading to November’s election. A Pittsburgh strike wave and coal miners’ layoffs added further turmoil shaping the year’s headlines.
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World News
Pennsylvania
Fils
Pennsylvania National Guard
Commonwealth
Curt Simmons
Philadelphia Phillies
Jed
Army
109Th Regiment
Wilkes-Barre
Camp Attersbury
Ind
Coshocton
Unio
Sun
James H. Duff
Republican Party
Duff
United States
John S. Fine
GOP
Joseph R. Grundy
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh strikes ripple through city during busy Christmas season
Lime walkout drives high costs in an industry, Pittsburgh milk and newspaper deliveries stop, and department stores face disruption at peak shopping. Grand jury actions surge nationwide with probes into city employee practices, GT schools, Republican campaign contributions, and Philadelphia racketeering. The two year old City Hall corruption inquiry yields more arrests and convictions as the Senate weighs next steps.
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Pittsburgh
Scranton
Philadelphia
Senate
State Supreme Court Adds Two Justices in Swearing-In
Philadelphia January 2 Associated Press Justice T McKeen Chidsey and Grovey Ladner were sworn into the state Supreme Court to serve until January 1962. Chief Justice James B Drew administered the oath in the Supreme Court chamber as Prothonotary Charles A Waters read the appointments. Chidsey a former state attorney general and Ladner a former Philadelphia Orphans Court judge bring substantial experience to the bench while committees heard testimony on gambling and election fraud accusations.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
T. McKeen Chidsey
Grovey Ladner
James B. Drew
Charles A. Waters
Chidsey
Boston
Ladner
Philadelphia Orphans Court
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Pillsbury
Pillsbury Flour
Cortland
BBE
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Norfolk
Wilbur M. Scott
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