Corry Evening Journal masthead and credits
A fragmented newspaper masthead lists Corry Evening Journal basic details, editor names, offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia, AP usage rights, mailing dates, subscription rates, and display advertising deadlines. The fragmentary text provides publication and advertising metadata rather than news events.
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Corry Evening Journal
West Lad Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Ethie Golegrove
George Sample
Waliansl
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Park Avenue
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
City rejects 1.1 million sewage plant outlay
City council faced a stiff choice rejecting more than 1 105 000 for a sewage treatment plant amid inflation fears and bond market competition. Officials cited spiraling costs and high interest rates, noting yearly costs near 75 000 dollars, about half the city's initial budget. The decision defers construction, a project long debated for over a decade.
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Guy Council
Iwore
Jay
Cornell
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files July 7 1933
Journal notes report a shooting scare in the Third Ward ruled a backfire of an automobile. Grace Spencer Morris dies after a yearlong illness at her South Center Street home. Curtailment of mail service follows a June 15 presidential order furloughing employees for nine days this quarter. Amos Williams and son George involved in a collision with a Cleveland driver due to a tire blowout. both drivers and passengers sustain minor injuries. City orders removal of a wandering band of gypsies after a brief stop.
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Grace Spencer Morris
Frank Morris
South Center Street
C. S. Bentley
Amos Williams
George
North Center Street
Cleveland
How Smart Are You A Nostalgic Quiz From Classified Page
A quiz invites readers to answer ten questions to gauge intelligence levels from Genius to Poor and promises monthly memory checks. It asks about Armed Forces Day timing this year, water boiling point, an etymology query, a Progressive party candidate, presidential succession, the Ural River country, saccharin source, Tarheel State, League of Nations HQ in Geneva, and a grammar correction.
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Armed Forces
Progressive Party
United States
Ba Presidenc
Ural
League of Nations
Baby suffocates in crib in Erie
A nine week old girl Denise LaMont of Mr and Mrs John LaMont died in Erie yesterday. Coroner Warren Wood said the infant suffocated after pressing head against crib bumper padding. The mother Catherine found the baby. the father was away on business.
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Erie
Denise LaMont
John la Mont
Catherine
Warren Wood
Limited legalization of bingo under fire in Pennsylvania
The Lord's Day Alliance of Pennsylvania calls bingo by charitable groups a vicious form of gambling while Rep. Preston A. Frost defends the bill allowing bingo at volunteer fire companies and charities as a common method to raise funds, arguing professional gamblers would not profit.
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Harrissarg
Limutea
Lord's Day Alliance of
Pennsylvania
Preston A. Frost
R-Centre
National Bank OF Corry
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Will Mine Manganese Ore in Pennsylvania
West Virginia firm manganese ore project to begin pilot operations August 1 on 22 700 acre lease in Sherman Valley near Eyserelt Bedford County. Marion M. Dike Morgantown vice president says equipment is being placed and initial mining will be by open pit then underground.
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Morgantown
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Manganese Mining Cp., Inc
Martinsburg
Sherman Valley
Eyserelt
Bedford County
Marion &. Dike
Erie Landlords Charged With Rent Overcharges in Court
Three Erie landlords faced federal charges for rent overcharges from $363 to $970. Michael J. Marasco Milton A. Gutentag and partners at General Insurance and Realty Co Esker and Lucille Barrett Hector and Angeline DiTullio are accused. Overcharges cited include $366 for Ella Hillman Eleanor Sanford and Douglas Stokes. $780 for Richard and Pearl Gowan. and $670 for U.S. Spearman John Willisins and William Gist.
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Erie
U. S. Government Rent Control Office
Michael J. Marasco
Milton A. Gutentag
General Insurance and Realty Co
Esker
Lucille Barrett
Hector
Angeline DiTullio
General Insurance
Ella Hillman
Eleanor Sanford
Douglas Stokes
DiTullio
Richard
Pearl Gowan
Barrets
Dunbar outlines mine vein and output goals
Dunbar says the ore vein is 400 feet wide and two and a half miles long. The company hopes to ship 200 tons of ore daily from the site. Manganese is used in making steel.
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Dunbar
Council Accepts Bid On City Street Paving
City council approved a bid for street paving while reports on relief fire truck payments and pension board changes surfaced. Fire chief resignation, YMCA tax exoneration request, and June financials dominated the session as the treasurer logged $5,729 receipts and $14,104 disbursements with a $29,707 month-end balance.
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Kinley
Ralph Foster
Tos
Firemen's Pension Board
Charles Spiesman
Victor Dempsey
Dempsey
Council
Spiesman
Corry
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U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
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