Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates Notice
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising rates and contact details for the newspaper. It notes the publisher Arthur Colegrove and advertising representative Fred Kimball with office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia. The paper is associated with The Associated Press and outlines mail and carrier subscription costs and publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
Bunday
Booth Street
Corry
AD. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Onal Advertising
Fred Kimball
44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Garrier
Production for Use and the British Debate in Campaign Speeches
Mr. J. B. Priestly campaigns for John Putney in a House of Commons bid. He cites postwar struggles and argues production for use requires balanced policy between private enterprise and government control to avoid shortages and stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Priestly
Siovellal
John Putney
House of Commons
Aon
Priest- Jey
Presidents and succession under the 69 year rule
President Truman argues the next in line after president and vice president should be the Speaker of the House. He notes that since 1884, if a president or vice president dies, the Speaker would be next, citing 1898 when Vice President Hobart died and Speaker Thomas Reed would have been next, a figure famed for sarcasm and for opposing McKinley’s Philippines policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
House of Representatives
Hobart
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
McKinley
Philippines
Hart
White House
Roosevelts
David Bo Hortesey
Canton
Deel Akong
Champ Clark
Taft
Vivr-Prudent Shermany
Prederier
Gallo
Cysudge
Jheater
Thomas. Reed
Recent Journal Clippings Highlight Local 1925 Auto Accident
Twenty years ago July 3 1925 a Taymer resident near Watten escaped serious injury when his car stalled on a crossing and was struck by a New York Central train. A companion suffered eye injuries from an exploding firecracker as debris scattered along Star brick crossing. Police and doctors attended, with further notes on local housing projects and business improvements in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clark
Taymer
Trivia quiz from a historic politics and history discussion
A scrambled list of questions and commentary about early 20th century politics and figures. Includes inquiries on islands near Okinawa, Derby winners, notable generals, aviation in war, and presidential succession speculation with mentions of Roosevelt Taft and Reed.
Fourth of July Fireworks Safety Message
A Medical Society of Pennsylvania public notice urges safer Independence Day celebrations. It warns drownings auto accidents and heat illnesses will rise, highlights wartime casualties, and calls for careful behavior at home to protect troops abroad.
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Jane
Suto
United States
Ant ‘Ecident
Dinisiguly
Pennnsylvanians
Pennnsylvania Ovcur
Erie youth identified as driver of wrecked car
A Erie youth admitted to driving a car owned by Mrs Joan Ain that was wrecked by a freight train on Downing avenue early Friday. The driver previously claimed the vehicle was stolen from Ath and Peach streets before police learned the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Walter Wenanney
Mmes
Joan 5Ain
New York Central
Downing Avenue
Frias
Simon
Bence Slnday
Yule
Bonded debt in Erie County to fall below one million next year
Erie County's bonded indebtedness is set to dip under $1,000,000 next year allowing the seven-mill tax rate to continue indefinitely or possibly be reduced. Controller Harvey M. Willis announced that the retirement of $230,000 of bonds in the current year funds a large building program and helps hold the rate at seven mills with future reductions likely.
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I. Q
Hergentug
S. Palent
Washtnsini
Lincoliy
Prinklin Dy Roosevelt
Erie
Uta
Erie County
Harvey IM. Willis
County Debt Reduction Targets Set for Erie County
The county expects debt relief with taxes dropping to 1 200 000 next year and plans to retire 250 000 in bonds the year after. By end of 16 the outstanding bonds should total 950 000 with full debt freedom by 1952. The last time debts were under a million was 1919 when road bonds began. In 1938 more bonds funded courthouse reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Une Court
Martin Urges Towns to Help Returning Veterans
Governor Edward Martin says Pennsylvania towns best fit to rehabilitate returning servicemen, outlines county veterans directors, service centers, and local outreach. He calls for community guidance and tailored aid beyond federal rights to ease reintegration.
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Martin
Mackinag, Mich
Jilly
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
America
Veterans’ Affairs
Loss Service Committee
Expel
Gas Station Attendant Sustains Severe Burns in Explosion
A gas station worker, 24 year old aterbert P. Foster of 19g South Main Street Jamestown, was cleaning a motor with gasoline when a fire ignited the fluid. A can of fuel in his hand also ignited, burning his face, shoulders, arms and chest. His condition was listed as fair at General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
General Hospital
Aterbert P. Foster
South Mainstro
Woman saves husband as boy drowns at Chartwagin Lake
July 3 report from Jamestown describes Mrs Leary rescuing her husband and a drowning boy after a youth’s boat capsized at Chartwagin Lake near Vukote. Raymond Noy, 4, jumped overboard as wind carried the craft away. Leary tried to rescue Noy but was seized in a grip. Mrs Leary swam to save both. Lakewood Fire Department provided oxygen to Leary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Run Inh Win
Chartwagin Lake
Vukote
Gliis Leary
Raymond Noy
Leary
Noyd
Fine and suspension after fatal collision case
Mayville court records show Harry McIntyre and Bodine of Stillwater were sentenced after a fatal crash involving a hayrack. Bodine received Attica State Prison for two to four years with two year suspension for good behavior. McIntyre got probation and a $500 fine.
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Mayville
Hugh VII. Bodine
Harry McIntyre
Stillwater
Martha Gustafson
Jamestown
Attica State
McTi Uyre
OPA sues Byrly over chicken sale in Buffalo court
Federal court complaint filed against Raymond H. Byrly of Clymer seeks 1250 dollars and costs after alleged sale of 40 live chickens above ceiling price. OPA spokesman notes Byrly observed selling chickens from a vehicle at the corner of Michigan Avenue and Union Street on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
OPA
Raymond H. Byrly
Clymer
James
Byrly
Michigan Avenue
Union Street
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Charles Hand
Asad
Fred Hand
West Church Street
Jobe
Ruslny
LH. Shambawyi
Syerine Ethel
Romnelly Ball
Mlyi
Les Trent
Inéeruking Parlatsy
Mexander & Company Sic
Wera
Narnilyen
Neel Modern
Conia
Bax
Pete
SMU
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Keystone VanCise
East South Street
Mee
Berkhaus
NEW Pennzoil
Tommy’s Service
N. Center St
N. Cohen & Sons
Tague Genee
Heiman
Heiman’s
Fo Diamonds
Kiwanis
Dion Street
the Blakely
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