Corry Journal imprint and policy details
The Corry Journal lists publication details for Corry Pennsylvania, including staff roles and advertising partners. It notes Associated Press exclusive use of local news and dispatches, postal mailing rates, and carrier pricing with display ad deadlines and rate information.
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Corry Journal
Birret
Corry
Sorry Evening Journal
George FR. Sample
Manag
William Chiricusio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
National Advertising
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Republica
AP News
Eisenhower's fifth anniversary: health hope and budget bets
On the fifth anniversary of Dwight D. Eisenhower's presidency, reports describe his steady health, resolve to press on, and a budget climate where Congress debates cuts versus raises. The piece notes his patience with economic strain and foreign threats while stressing his commitment to liberty and national unity.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
America
Three Central Railroad Cars Derail Near Simons
Three New York Central front train cars derailed on U S Route 2 near Simons, twenty five miles northeast of here. No injuries reported though traffic was backed up over a mile on both sides. detours were published by the Ohio Highway Patrol.
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Warren
New York Central
Simons
Here
Oho Highway Patrol
Readable fragments guide a health and pain relief note
The text shows garbled medical hints about backache fatigue and relief. mentions general aches and a few unclear phrases. It references potential remedies and personal discomfort but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or places for a fuller summary.
New Labor Legislation Foreshadowed By Roosevelt
Washington reports foreshadowed labor law measures to balance gains for workers, as President Roosevelt advances wartime national economic cooperation. LocalPennsylvania State Police say arrests occurred nearby for violations of a new 50 mile per hour edict being enforced statewide. A sophomore class production titled New Fires at the Senior High School auditorium last night was described as one of the finest offerings in years.
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Washington
Pennsylvania State Police
Att
Eliiss
Darby Rangers Hero Still Lively In Memory Of WWII Leader
Former Ranger Charles Contrera recalls Col. William Orondo Darby founder of the American Rangers, praised as nearly godlike by his men. Hollywood and Warner Brothers spotlighted Darby in the film Darby’s Rangers, as Contrera and other vets revisit his daring exploits from Africa to Sicily.
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New York
William Orondo Darby
American Rangers
Charles Gontrera
West Pointer
Fort Smith
Ark
Hollywood
Col
Darby
Army
Warner Brothers
Aclion
Contrera
Contreras
Lucille
Col. Darby
Charlie
U. S
Africa
Sicily
The Colonel Who Led Quiet Valor In War's Heat
Hal Boyle recalls Colonel Darby in Italy from Anzio to the front. He led with calm, never gave speeches, and always put his men first. A German shell ended his service. he was later honored as brigadier general and remembered as a true soldier.
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Contrera
Iater
Italy
Youd
Darby
Anzio
Army General Staff
Washington
10Th Mountain Division
How We Stand On Education
State and local officials debate school construction funding levels and ceilings in Pennsylvania. Officials discuss per pupil limits, rental subsidies, and potential post high school uses for new schools. Dr. James Tressler notes colleges could plan with districts to utilize facilities for education beyond high school.
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Vonumea
Mant Pecs
Mnch
Hesio
Pavl Wagner
R-Schuyl- Kid Soir
James Tressler
Department of Public Instirtion
Pennsylvania
Major Olmstead Assigned to Duty in France
Major Dayson Olmstead is appointed a 5 01 Inspector General with the American Expeditionary Forces in France marking a notable advancement. Prohibition orders bar grocers from forcing sugar purchases. Erie County food administrator Mrs. Anna Pani fell at her daughter’s home, injuring her left arm. A son was born to Mr and Mrs J Bryan King of West Pleasant Street.
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Dayson Olmstead
France
Amercan
Olmstead
Conrad Klein
Erie County
Anna Pani
D. D. Reed
J. Bryan King
West Pleasant Street
Photographer Christian Cambazard Seeks New York Window Views
The French photographer, famed for rugged winter shoots, braved snow and cold to capture offbeat New York street scenes. Armed with a 2x3 camera and Tri-X film, he documented people and places in harsh weather, hoping his winter album gains American publication while awaiting a ship to return to Paris.
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Usuil
Seateh
Christian Cambazard
Rattave
Paris
New York
Marine Ife
Tite Projet
Linien
Wek
Constoan
Teteik
Amiel
Av Fueid
Gambaward
Amprien
Cambazard
New York City
France
America
Newcastle
Christian
Ex Erie candy store operator wins suit
A county court jury awarded the Erie candy store operator $7,000 damages against Pulakos Inc. Karavites sought $25,000 claiming Pulakos failed to provide candies per contract after leasing his store in 1954 and leaving in 1956. The case included allegations of brand name misuse and photos of interiors.
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ERIE
Pulakoy Tne
Plainsuit
Vasili Karavites
Rahway
N. J
G. Pulakos
Helen Pulakos
Achilles Pulakos
Pulakos, Inc
Karavites
Pulakos
Pulakos Inc
Puilskos, Inc
Agaist
Kdravites
Rand
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Bill
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Skowron
Flye Rexall Drugs
Ellis R. Day
North Center Street
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Cambazird
Homes For Sale
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Union Street
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East Street
Grove Street
Summer Street
Marion Street
Patricia W. Fargo
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Main St. Spartansburg
Eagle Street
Paul B Taylor
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Corry Savings Cloan
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