Local newspaper masthead and rates notice
The notice details the Evening Journal Corry Pa masthead information with address lines for circulation and advertising. It lists postal registration, pricing by mail and carrier, and display advertising deadline at 9 am prior publication date. It mentions Associated Press inclusion and various city offices.
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Evening Journal Dell
National Advertising
Peatenany
York Avenue
New
Iichigan Square
Chicago
Mortgate & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman Big
Philadephia
Associated Press
Corry
Sliding farm price supports proposed by Truman
President Truman urged repeal of the sliding scale in the present price support law in his annual economic report to Congress. He warned farmers would be penalized for abundant crops and stressed price supports should promote production without punishing cooperative farmers.
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Truman
National Farmers Union
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
House
Senate
Parity support plans debated amid farm price proposals
The draft outlines extend support for basic commodities including soybeans and flaxseed, with parity at 80 to 60 percent through 1951 and rising to 75 to 90 percent after 1954 under Anderson plans. The 1949 compromise shifts dates to 1949 1950, while the council of economic advisers warns high farm output may curb inflation but risks penalties if reserves are not maintained.
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Senate
Congress
House
Council of Economic Advisers
Question quiz misread prompts a quirky memory test
A jumble of trivia questions asks about a senator's state, a symbol in Hawthornes work, Napoleon Lajoie, poinsettia bloom color, a museum city, medieval archer coats, a gherkin definition, an English captain to New Zealand in 1700, boiling points on tentigrade seals, and a hemophobia fear of blood.
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Senator Watkins
United States
Senate
Hawthorne
Napoleon Lajoie
Field Museum of Natural History
New Zealand
Plane crashes kill 33 near Syracuse and Miami
A pair of crashes claim 33 lives including an art teacher and a family at 406 Williamson Street in Syracuse. Pvt Walter Budowski and nearby residents describe rescue efforts as flames and smoke halted help. Four Syracuse University students were among victims. An investigation by the Civil Aeronautics Board follows.
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Capueuou
Anne
Emil
Feobert
Inter
Williamson Street
Syracuse University
Thomas J. Reid
Spob
Henrietta
Joseph O. Fluet
Civil Aeronautics Board
American Airlines
Dallas
Texas
Beavers Upset Warren High On Home Floor
Corry High Beavers defeat Warren High School 24 to 20 on the Dragons’ home floor in an upset. Also noted are personnel changes at Quality Cash Store with William Radick transferred to Tuaville and Glen Taylor named his replacement, plus social and travel items including a parish ball hostess lineup and Erie school-of-instruction attendance. A fatal plane crash near an air field taxiway claims Terry and four Miami area passengers, with Halsey R Bagley and others named among victims.
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Warren High School
Corry High Beavers
Allen
William Radick
Quality Cash
Tuuaville
Glen Taylor
Terry
A. B. Curry
Miami
Halsey R
Hal) Bagley
Ross Baird
Herbert K. Fritzsche
Bishop Labels Beer An Insidious Enemy In UMT Prohibition Push
Methodist bishop Wilbur E. Hammaker told the House armed services committee that 3.2 percent beer is not a harmless beverage and urged a prohibition in Universal Military Training camps. He urged adding UMT law to forbid making 3.2 percent beer and intoxicating beverages available in training sites, arguing the ruin beer can bring to soldiers.
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Byassootsteg Press
Washington
Wilbur E. Hammaker
House Armed Services Committee
Hammaker
Twelve Men Dunked In Creek In Crash Near Enterprise
About 8:90 last evening twelve Youngsville men in a 1951 car crowded off Route 27 one mile north of Enterprise and were thrown into a creek. Paul Gibson and Robert R Grady received emergency treatment at Titusville Hospital and were sent home with body bruises. Grady recently returned from Korea and Dr Meddock from Oil City transported them. State Police at Warren were informed at 10 42 p m by Titusville police.
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Pwo Tomnesvine
Enterprise
Paul Gibson
Robert R. Grady
Titusville Hospital
Youngsville
Meddock
Oi City
Grady
Korea
Warren
Titusville Pallee
Churchill Sails Aboard Queen Mary on Moving Homeward
Winston Churchill, 77, left New York aboard the Queen Mary after 18 days in the United States and Canada. He waved to several hundred well-wishers despite a cold, with Bernard Baruch, Sarah Churchill, and city officials among the onlookers. Mayor Impellitteri presented him with a medal of honor as a civil reception was canceled.
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Nis York
Remie Miniyree
Winston Churchil Jett
United States
Canada
Bernard Baruch
Churchill
Sarah
U.S
Baruch’s
Vincent R. Impeliittert
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Impeliittert
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Secretary of Agriculture
I. Q
Gipson Nursing Service
Prospect Street
Warren, Pa
LEED
Frs
Miami International Airport
Aerodex
Benjamin Terry
Tim
Emmanuel Galla
J.J. HaSady
C. A. Pain
H. Loveland
C. L. Gallagher
G. L. Auer
George Ellsworth
Mabel
Nowlton
J. W. Carnvile
Erie
Kathryn Purcell
Union City
A. 5. Boag
Joan
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Foster E, Davis & Son
North Center Street
Loveeliest
Topp
Smart Women's Shop
Trump
Island of
Great Inagua
The
Bahamas
Widnam& Ceah
Jansen
Page & Nichols
Main St
Maxwell House Coffee
Lake Shore
Pillsbury
Wieners
Katherine
Smart Bat
Thrifty
Sunbeam Egg Cookers
Franklin Wood
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