Corry Evening Journal Local News and Advertising Note
Local corry Pa newspaper notice details the publication’s association with the Associated Press, pricing by mail and single copies, and display advertising deadlines. Names of staff and office locations are listed, with the paper entering second class mail.
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Carna Saas
Pili Acres
R. Sample
We Reathy
John McLaugh- Srleaema
Tative — Bottinelli-Etmball
Detrait
Eres Duilting
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Phildelphia
Pras
Corry
Taverns Breaks and Fines Under Pennsylvania Liquor Board
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board tightens penalties for taverns and drugstores selling to intoxicated patrons. Corry cases show 20 day closings reduced by fines of ten dollars per day, prompting questions about enforcement and perceived leniency toward sellers vs drunk drivers.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Liquior
Gontrol
Fedtsle
Vonla
Elvers
Judge Swayed Jury In Jury Room 1921 Case Report
Two Washington County lawyers allege Judge David H. Weiner entered the jury room during a deliberation and urged a liberal verdict saying a dollar is worth 85 to 40 cents. The jury had returned a 23000 verdict against Andrew Jugan. A prior judge was accused of similar conduct earlier in the month.
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Washington, Pe
David H. Weiner
Washington County
Harry Paulson
Corry Hospital
Brook Street
Ton County
Atty's
Charles G. Sweet
Washington
Isle A. Zehner
Pittsburgh
Parthian Sinks Italian Supply Ship South of Italy
London report states the British submarine Parthian sank a 7,000-ton Italian supply ship south of Italy. A local resident, Mrs. Frank Grice, injured a knee in a fall on an icy walk. Corry notes include a draft call for Khlar Day and bowling standings with Miller leading.
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London
Admiralty
Parthian
Italy
Frank Grice
West Chur Street
Khlar
Sonny) Day
Dora Day
Corry
Pittsburgh
Fort Meade, Md
Firemen Revive Mother and Children in Youngsville
A carbon monoxide incident in Youngsville left Mrs. Martin B. Smith dizzy and her two children Gail, 2, and Donna, 4, overcome. Firemen rushed to the home after a call, found Gail unconscious, treated all three, then transported them to Warren General Hospital for checks. they were released home. A faulty fuel on an open gas stove was blamed.
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Tumusview
Martin B. Smith
Youngsville
Train Halts For Rail Section Found Near Manila
The Philippine Constabulary stopped a train carrying President Carlos P Garcia after a 6 inch rail section went missing. The train continued at reduced speed with no damage reported.
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Manila
Philippine Constabulary
Carlos P. Garcis
Citizen Band radios boom in business and leisure use
Across the United States the two year old Citizen Band radio network brings motorist families and professionals closer to home base. FCC has issued 178000 licenses and logs 10000 new apps monthly while five minute chatter limits and five watt power cap the system.
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New York
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Coast Guard
Amateu
Plane Crashes In Wilderness Near Pollé
A twin engine plane owned by Youngstown Airways crashed in dense woods near Pollé after takeoff from Chess-Lambert Airport. Pilot Joseph P. Wolbert of Warren Ohio escaped with minor injuries as insurance investigators reached the wreckage amid thick undergrowth. Salvage efforts to remove the fuselage are coordinated by an insurance firm.
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Franklin
Youngstown Airways and Insurance Company
Pollé
Joseph P. Wolbert
Warren
Ohio
Chess-Lamberton
Big Sandy Creek
Strike at U S bases in Tokyo demands pay raise
About 35 000 of the 57 000 Japanese workers on U S bases in Tokyo walked off for one hour to press for an increase in their base monthly pay from 63.30 to 72.20 dollars an 8.9 dollar rise.
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U. S
Tokyo
0.S
Skidding Car Sparks Fire At Kane Gas Station
A vehicle skidded on Route 6 east of Kane causing two Esso pumps to topple at Griffiths truck stop. Firefighters arrived at 3:30 pm to contain a gasoline flare. the building remained intact. One driver, Dave Monroe of Lafayette, McKean County, identified as the motorist, and a routine investigation by Trooper William Wooditch followed.
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Kane
Griffiths
H. D. Gardner
Gardner
Dave Monroe
Lafayette
McKean County
William Wooditch
Kane Substation
Evelyn Griffiths
Said
Esso
Tanker Truck Slams Pole Near Warrent
State Police report a tanker truck driven by Leonard A Sabilo 25 of Hamburg N Y lost control along Route 6 north of Warrent yesterday at 5 20 am. The vehicle struck a utility pole 500 feet north of the borough line damaging the truck 500 dollars in value and Sabilo escaped injury.
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Warrent Yessterday
Leonard A Sabilo
Hamburg
Sabilo
William E. Hall Dies At 82 Former Boys' Clubs Leader
William E. Hall, a New York lawyer and longtime president of the Boys' Clubs of America for 36 years, has died in Palm Beach, Florida at the age of 82. He led the organization through decades of expansion and program growth. He is remembered for his dedication to youth services and community development.
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Boys Clubs
Palm Beach
Pla
William E. Hall
New York
The
Boys’ Clubs of America
Kennedy to televise news conference and shape public trust
Washington reports President Kennedy plans a live television news conference to bridge citizen government gaps and foster immediate public understanding. The piece notes risks of slips, compares past presidents’ use of TV, and highlights differences with Truman Eisenhower and others in handling transcripts and footage.
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Washington
Kennedy
Bilt
White House
America
Congress
Richard Nixon
Truman
Eisenhower
Tidioute Boys 17 Leave Home May Head South
Two 17 year old boys John Martin and neighbor Pete Johnson vanished from home around 6 p m yesterday. They were last seen discussing travel south and were believed to have at least 45 in their possession. Both are about five feet four inches tall and weigh around 125 pounds.
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Tidioute
John Martin
Pete Johnson
Martin
Grocery Mogul Charles M Robtnson Sr Dies in Cincinnati
Charles M Robtnson Sr aged 46 and former chairman of Kroger Grocery Co died yesterday in Cincinnati. He built a vast supermarket empire and influenced U S grocery retail during his tenure. He lived in Cincinnati and led the Kroger board through major expansion.
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Pompano Beach
Charles M. Robtnson Sr
Cincinnati
Kroger Grocery Co
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