Corry Journal Publishes City Advertiser Details
The Corry Journal notes its publishing staff and offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh with The Associated Press exclusive use of local news. Subscription rates are listed: 11.00 yearly 6 months 578, 9.00 yearly 6 months 4.75. carrier 7 cents per copy and 42 cents weekly. Display deadline 9 8 m.
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Democratic Circus Previews at Los Angeles Convention
Harry Truman attacks Paul Butler over Kennedy support while Sen. Lyndon Johnson and Stu Symington react to pre-convention maneuvers. The piece casts the Democratic contest as a political circus with feints and power plays.
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Versatile Opera Star To Appear At Chautauqua
International opera diva Rise Stevens will perform in Chautauqua Amphitheater tomorrow evening. She recently returned from a Russia tour where she drew large crowds and was invited by the Bolshoi to sing in Russian. Stevens has starred globally in Orfeo in Athens and Merodiis at La Scala, showcasing a wide range from Ulisse to Carmen and Delliah.
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New York City
Russia
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Great
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Parthenon
Athens
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la Scala
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Carmen
Orlovsky
Delliah
Pillett Son Also Shoots Hole In One At Binghamton
Richard E. Pillett, 23, a Cornell University law student, made a hole in one on the 17 yard par 2. Minutes later he used a wedge to duplicate his son's feat at the Binghamton Country Club.
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Binghamton
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Richard E. Pillett
Cornell University
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Richard E. Piller
Theatre Tours Promote New York Attractions and Shows
ERR Journal lists a July tour to New York featuring Freedomland USA and a three hour yacht cruise around Manhattan. Tours offer Broadway and off Broadway shows with tickets via tour directors including A Raisin in the Sun, Bye Bye Birdie, Fiorello, Gypsy, My Fair Lady, The Sound of Music and more with notes on availability and capacity at venues such as Belasco, Broadhurst, Shubert and Playhouse.
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May Business Up and Industry Down in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State University reports general business activity rose eight points in May to a three year high, while industrial activity fell from April. Bank debits hit a record, factory payrolls rose, coal production was at record lows, consumer prices at all time highs, and unemployment stood at 296,000 or 6.4 percent of the civilian labor force.
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Memories of Corry: wartime notes and local economy
London reports another daylight air raid as German planes strike Britain while air defenses claim a tally of destroyed raiders. Corry post office receipts for the first half of 1940 rise by 1,714.37 to a total of 24,756. Local National Defense training enrollments reach twenty-six students at the State Employment Service office.
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British Isles
Corry
National Defense Program
Office of the State Employment
Stewart A. Long
Peake couple heads to Chicago for BPOE convention
Mr and Mrs W L Peake depart for Chicago by auto to attend the Corry Lodge BPOE annual convention. Miss Anna May Pope travels to Chautauqua to study under musician Ernest Hutcheson. John Mulder Fel and Miss Gwendolyn Irwin wed in a quiet ceremony at St Thomas Church rectory conducted by Rev ME Trecy.
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Chicago
Auto
Peake
Corry Lodge B. P.O. E
Anna May Pope
Chautauqua
Ernest Hutcheson
John Mulderfelt
Gwendolyn Irwin
St.Thomas' Church
ME. Trecy
Funeral set for former Phillies infielder Frank Parkinson
Frank Parkinson 62 a former Phillies infielder from 1921 to 1924 died Sunday in Trenton New Jersey funeral services are scheduled for tomorrow night He later worked as a scout for both the Philadelphia and Kansas City Athletics after his major league career.
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Philadelphia
Kansas City Athletics
Hollywood stars discuss Japanese women in new comedy
In a Hollywood AP report, actors from Cry for Happy discuss Japanese women. Geisha roles include Mama San Miko Taka, Miyoshi Umeki notes subservience within culture, while Tsuruko Koyayasu reflects on her husband’s Japan experience.
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G.i's
Japan
Mama-San
Miko Taka
Nise
Marlon Brando
Miyoshi Umeki
Broadway
Tsuruko Koyayasu
Marvin Fineberg
Hawaii
New York
Hollywood Highlights By Bob Thomas
Hollywood Highlights profile recounts a marriage and a balanced view of traditional roles. The subject, raised in California and with experience in Japan, is a versatile TV stage and film actress who admires Japanese women's communicative style.
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Bob Thomas
Michi Kobi
Sacramento
San Francisco
Japan
Missing German Circus Girl Found With Friends in Erle
A seven year old German circus star, missing since June 1 after leaving Hatot Hospital in Berlin and failing to rejoin Mills Brothers Circus, was found living with German friends of the family in Erle. Her mother and a circus press agent had traveled to Exe to search for her. Local authorities confirmed the recovery.
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Mills Brother
Hatot Hospital
Karin Domach
Berlin
Germany
Erle
Henri
Renata Kumpf
Circus
Exe
Erie Man Pleads Guilty to Illegal Fireworks Sale
A 39 year old Erie man Frank De Paul pleaded guilty to the legal sale of fireworks. He was ordered held for criminal court with a 300 dollar bond after police arrested him at a souvenir stand. Several minor injuries were reported from fireworks incidents. Police confiscated about 100 dollars worth of devices. The arraignment was conducted by Millcreek Justice John Lyons. This was the lone arrest in the Erie area for illegal fireworks sales during the Fourth of July weekend.
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Millereth
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St. Vincent Hospital
Stephen McCarty
de Paul
Millcreek
John Lyons
Kennedy Birth Expectation Amid Presidential Campaign
Mrs. John F. Kennedy is reportedly expecting a second child due late November or December. The spokesman notes Caroline Kennedy is two and Jacqueline Kennedy will skip most of the convention in Los Angeles but may attend late sessions.
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Hyannis
Mass
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Massachusetts
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Caroline
Jacqueline Kennedy
Los Angeles
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