Corry Journal and Advertiser Local Notices and Rates
Publication details for the Corry Journal include staff roles and agency offices. Advertising rates, display deadline, and mailing prices are listed, with AP news rights noted and restricted territorial mail terms.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Semple
William Chiricurio
John McLaughlin
Pressyom
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Cory Pa
Russia Urges Peace Amid War Fears
A New York Times correspondent reports from the Soviet hinterland that the dominant hope of Russians is for peace. People are kept in the dark about war plans and believe any future war would be started by their leaders, not by the country itself, signaling a weary desire to avoid conflict.
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New York Times
Soviet
Russia
Hitler
Napoleon
Moscow
Birstand
Declaration echoes Chinese independence line in Cold War tone
The article cites John Foster Dulles denouncing Communist China and linking it to the 1776 Declaration. It argues the Red regime cannot serve human aspirations and praises the Chinese people’s desire for freedom, noting Mao's calls for open thought followed by tyranny and public recantations.
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John Foster Dulles
China
Mao
tse-Tung
Dulles
Individualists and policy shifts in wartime outlook
A fragmented text discusses individualism against tyranny, contrasting Dunnes and policy aims to resist communism. It cites life insurance trends, noting women’s rising policyholdings and improved rates, while reflecting on societal roles and risk perceptions in postwar economics. The piece blends political rhetoric with insurance data and gendered financial impact.
Youths' Horseplay Causes Accidental Gun Wound
State Police report an early morning accident near Genis Dairy Bar on Route 27 when Thomas Conrad of Meadville and friends were staying at a proprietor's home. Robert Carpenter, also of Meadville, discharged a shotgun during rough play, wounding Conrad who is listed in satisfactory condition at Spencer Hospital.
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Thomas Conrad
Meadville
Spencer Hospital
Genis Dairy
Robert Carpenter
R. D. J. Meadville
Two Teens Die in Separate Traffic Mishaps
A 15 year old, Jonathon Rice of Upper St Clair Township, died at Allegheny General Hospital after being struck on the West End Bridge. A 16 year old, district resident Pstricts Kleppick of Greenfield, was fatally struck while crossing a downtown intersection when two cars traveling in opposite directions collided.
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Burea
Jonathon Rice
Upper St Clair Township
Alleheny General Hospital
West End
Pstricts Kleppick
Greenfield
Kane Area Man Seriously Burned In Accident
An 83-year-old woodsman Martin Lananger was badly burned when he lit a fire with kerosene and flames ignited his clothing. He was found wrapped in a blanket beside his shack between Mt. Jewett and Ormsby and rushed to Port Allegany Community Hospital. He sustained second and third degree burns over more than half his body and was reported in fair condition the following day.
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Kane
Martin Lananger
Mt. Jewett
Ormsby
Port Allegany Community Hospital
Wilbur Wiliams
Ray Petruzzi
Smethport
Elderly Man Killed Walking Along Highway
An elderly resident of the Serbian Home at Springboro died after being struck by an auto on Route 18 early yesterday. The victim was Rada Stolich, 74, of Meadville. The driver, Willard Johnson, 36, of Lake City, nearly hit another vehicle while trying to avoid Stolich. The body was taken to Batherson for burial. Stolich is survived by a brother.
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Meadville
Springboro
Rada Stolich
Willard Johnson
Lake City
Erie County
Stolich
Batherston
Mrs Nina Kingsley Buried Saturday
Funeral service for Mrs Nina E Kingsley held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p m Saturday with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. Bearers listed include James Smith Mas Chris Harold Messenger Jay Patton Laverne Ormsbee and Archie Kingsley. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Women’s Relief Corps attended as honor guards. Nearby mourners from Corry Jamestown Pittsfield Warren Meredith included.
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Nina Kingsley
Nina E. Kingsley
Bracken
H. Ray Harris
James Smith
Mas Chris
Harold Messenger
Jay Patton Laverne Ormsbee
Archie Kingsley
Pine Grove
Women’s Reef Corps
Corry
Vict Annly
Pittsfield
Frank Engle
Barbara Engle
Warren Bortseh
Jamestown
Edward Meredittt
Warret
Fire Levels Brick Building In Shlouna Disaster
A two story brick business building suffered an estimated 100000 dollars in damage after a fire started in Cassidy Candy Co on the second floor when a 16 year old dropped a lit match into turpentine while cleaning brushes. The blaze quickly spread to Livingston Bakery below with no injuries reported.
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Shluona Uy
Foster Kimberling
Cassidy Candy Co
Edward McGachren
Livingston
Kimberling
Corry Memories Highlight 1937 Events and Local Updates
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recaps events from July 8 1937 detailing wartime Tokyo reports on Peiping clashes, local church conference changes with Revs Weaver Storer and Bergman, Corry WPA sidewalk work resuming, a water tank explosion at Canadohta Lake, Pennsylvanian Railroad service assurances, a hot spell at 92 degrees, and U S naval air bases in Spain projected cost at 313 million dollars.
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Paul Weaver
D. D. Erie
United Brethren In Christ Church
Arthur ‘D. Storer
G. T. Bergman
Oral Eub
Corry
U.S
Spain
Two Children Escape In Mayville House Fire
Bonita Houghton eight rescues her younger brother Bruce from a fire that destroyed a two story frame home on Honeysette road two miles north of Mayville. The children’s parents and sister Patty ten were away shopping in Wetfield when the kerosene hot water heater sparked the blaze. Volunteers from Thunder, Chautauqua and De genuvilly aided Mayville Fire Department in battling the flames. the home suffered about seven thousand dollars in damage.
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Mayville
Honeysette Road
Here
Bonita
Mel
Leonard Houghton
Bruce
Brotter
Patty
Larry
Wetfield
Leonard Loveless
Jamestown Man Fires Gun To Oust Unwanted Guest
Samuel L. Mayo, 58, of Jamestown, fired a 38 caliber pistol at a guest in his apartment at noon yesterday. Mayo faces disorderly conduct and illegal possession charges with bail set at 800 and 2000. he remained jailed awaiting arraignment after firing six shots into kitchen walls and cupboards. no injuries reported.
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Jamesto
Telty
Samuel L.mayo
Jamestown
Mayo
Polo
Neitherman
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Pole
Polly
Bumay Patute
Institute of Life Insurance
Berlin
Iife
Ouimum
Crowns
Greensburg
Janet L. Monholland
James M. Monholland
Mt Pleasant
Tokyo
War Office
Peiping
Lis ‘Kokuchino
Mareresan Beach
Canadohta Lake
Pennsylvensia
Raymond Walters
Shire
Cady and Collier
South St
S&h
Opin
Serta
Sampath
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Tutaea
Film Service
Eastman
Ae Pinpingi Rete
Bencis
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
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