Corry Daily Journal Advertising and Circulation Notes
Publication details list staff roles and agency affiliations for the West South Street Corry journal. It notes Associated Press rights, post office filing, mail rates, carrier price, and display advertising deadlines.
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Sanday
West South Street
Corry
Pavening Journal
Usher
Qeorge
R_ Gampie
Genrh
Allan Handroict
John McEpa
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
AP News
Court Order Spurs Fight Against Obscene Publications in New York
The New York Supreme Court justice orders ten publishers of seventy pornographic magazines to show cause why they should not be barred from publishing. The piece discusses the border between literature and smut, freedom of the press, and the need for consistent standards without stifling genuine artistic work. The editorial warns against overzealous enforcement that would curb literary creativity.
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New York City
New York Supreme Court
Judicial Presse
Lady Chatterly
U, S
England
Fie
Alana
Sean Eee Smut
New York
Lock Haven Express
Ex-Governors Of Pa To Attend Dinner In Philadelphia
Seven former Pennsylvania governors will attend a dinner in Philadelphia on January 17. The 21 Jewel Square Club and a Masonic organization sponsor the event, the first time so many ex-governors have met together. Attending officials include George H. Earle, Arthur James, Edward Martin, John C. Bell, James H. Duff, John S. Fine and George Leader. Earle and Leader are Democrats. the others are Republicans.
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Philadelphia
Pennsyvania
Jewel Square Club
George H. Earle
Arthur James
Edward Martin
John C. Bell
James H Duff
John 5. Fine
George Leader
Earle
Leader
Sandra Dee and Bobby Darin wed in private ceremony
Hollywood star Sandra Dee and singer Bobby Darin married secretly in New York on December 2 after announcing engagement on November 22. They keep home life private, plan separate careers, and now share a Bel-Air cottage with a housekeeper and guest house.
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Hollywood
Sandra Dee
Bobby Darin
Sandra
Rome
Alexandra Zuck
Robert Casotto
New York
Miller on love, hate, and theater amid Monroe split
Hal Boyle reports Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe separated while Miller discusses his career. Miller describes Clark Gable as a positive man and reflects on The death of a Salesman, his philosophy, and a critical view of American theater. He notes Hollywood pressures and his search for meaning in art.
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New York
Arthur Miller
Marilyn
Monroe
Miller
Miss Monroe
Clark Gable
Montgomery Clift
Reno
Clark
Muller
Hollywood
Roosevelt pushes aid bill to lend war equipment abroad
President Roosevelt urged swift action on the administration bill to lend or lease war equipment to democracies and said broad powers were needed to avoid delay. Corry police chief John D Flanigan was named a trustee of Bucktal Lodge No 96 at the Fraternal Order of Police annual meeting yesterday.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John D. Flanigan of
Corry
Bucktall Lodge
Fraternal
Order of Police
Kine
Jobless Prospects Prompt Push for Spending and Tax Moves
A New York AP dispatch outlines how rising unemployment fears push Congress toward action. Task forces urge more federal spending, higher education outlays, health care, housing and natural resource development while a balanced budget goal faces Cabinet pressure to avoid inflation.
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YMCA
NEW York
Congress
White House
Africa
Asia
Lili America
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Nameless Five Game Delay Shifts Start Time
Manager Starr announced the Nameless Five of Warren game will begin at 9 PM Wednesday instead of 8 30 PM to accommodate train connections. Vera Patton shipped household goods to Elmira New York to live with her brother. Corry concert series tickets are on sale at Miss Fuller's Music Parlor. Mary Verfurth left Howard Tannery offices for a job in Salt Lake City Utah.
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Starr
Warren
Vera Patton
Elmira
Mary Verfurth
Howard Tannery
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mayville Youth Held in Church Wine Theft Case
Robert D. Barnes a 19 year old from Mayville is held for grand jury action on third degree burglary charges after the December 3 theft of wine from St. Pauls Episcopal Church Police Chief Harold A Land issued a warrant in connection with the case.
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Mayville
Robert D. Barnes
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Harold A. Land
Barnes
Harold Kilgore
Judge Allows Area Youths Innocent Plea Change
Franklin Venango Judge Budkey granted three defendants permission to withdraw guilty pleas and enter not guilty pleas in the 1959 murder of Robert Warren Mays. Defendants Douglas Keller Jerald Riddle and Lloyd Resinger, all in their twenties, could face retrials at the January term starting January 23. The case followed an August grand jury indictment after initial pleas at Quarter Sessions Court.
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Franklin
Venango County
John F. Budke
Robert Warren Mays
Budke
Douglas Wayne Keller
Jerald Edwin Riddle
Polk
Lloyd Arthur Resinger
Rocky Grove
Venagno County
Robert T. Grannis
Quarter Sessions Court
The Hartley Property and Nearby Homes for Sale
Real estate listings advertise multiple homes and a duplex for sale in the town. Properties include The Hartley Property on W Smith Street with 1 story and gas furnace, The Britten Residence on W Pleasant Street with 4 bedrooms, Mallory Home on Spring Street remodeled, Steen Residence on E Frederick Street with 4 bedrooms and garage, Joseph Amoroso Home on Center Street with 3 bedrooms, Robert K Knight Property on W Church Street, and the Former Duffy Duplex at 404 W Center. Prices range from 5 750 to 12 500 with easy terms and down payments listed.
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Hartley
W. Smith Etreet
Britten
W. Pleasant St
Steen
E. Frederick St
Bunporch
Joseph Amoroso
Center SL
1St Ward
Duffy Duplex
W. Center
Grove St
Bee Us
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Jane Parker
Angel Food Rings
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Hal Boyle
Business Mirror
Archy
Hos
Men Especs CA
Lot
Xishe
Harfley
W. Smith St
3Rd Ward
Mallory
AU Spring St
Redlohn
Robert K. Knight
Church St
CTN
Pontiac
W. W. Waterhouse
W. South St
Neue
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Citizens National Bank of Corry
Rune Bank Service
Shewers
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