Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher Axtiur Golegrave and managing editor WAP Dambard with advertising representative Imball Inc of New York. It notes Association of the Press affiliation, postal rates, and subscription pricing including rates by mail and per copy.
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Corry Evening Journal
Bris Bervet
Owers
B.oolegrove
Axtiur Golegrave
WAP, Dambard
Eimball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
Michigan Square Bidz
Chicago
Motiquee & Bond Hide
Detroit
Chamber of Conn
Pittsburgh
Weighiznan Bids
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Curing Germans and the Glider Train Era
A 1940s column discusses Dr Richard Brickner s view of Germany facing collective insanity and the need for cure, alongside a futurist note on glider trains and air transport, plus a report of falling U S wartime death rates and a discussion of new words like radar and flak in wartime language. The piece references parades of airlift progress and questions about aerial maintenance crews above the clouds.
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Germany
Richard M. Brckner
Brlckner
Bricker
DY Brickner
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files July 9 1923
Palive authorities were asked to aid in a chicken theft case after Mrs Parkhurst near the Fish Hatchery reported farm visits Friday night. Twenty chickens were stolen from a coop. A toy pistol incident at Romeo Viccardi’s home caused a small blaze. Nebon P. Curtis died at his daughter’s home in North Warren Pa, survived by his daughter and three sons including Dr. H A Curtis. Oscar Sands, ex Corry resident, died at Ket Sands in Erie. funeral in this city from Alexander’s Undertaking Parlors.
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Palive
Parkhurst
Twenhyn Chiekens
Ue Coop
Impehp
Nebon P. Curtis
Weed
Ant Miller
North Warren
H. A. Curtis
Oscar Sands
Corry
Sip
Ket Sands
Erie
Alexander
Fragmented Q and notes from 1940s page six
Reader prompts seven trivia questions and narrative snippets about Augustus Saint Gaudens and political divisions, plus a long excerpt about military discipline and a Meyville area incident. It blends historic figures, geography, a will amendment, and a military speech with several local sports mentions and a carful of notes.
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Augustus St. Gaudens
S. Nes
India
Afghanistan
Summer Vacation Options for a Restful Break
The piece notes families can still enjoy vacation with short trips and frugal budgets. It mentions reduced travel costs, home stays, and simple activities like watching a baseball game, with parents seeking rest and children wanting outings. It frames this summer as likely to be restful and reasonable.
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Sultmer
First voyage routes and odd questions in brief
Questions cover Columbus voyage slips and crew routes, lightning strikes twice, rayon fiber allocation by the War Production Board for next year, a UN Republic president who had surgery in a New York hospital, and the most trying age for fatherly tasks.
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Columbus
Western Hemisphere
War Production Board
United Nations Republic
New York
Fragmented Odds and Ends From a Fragmented Column
A garbled snippet surveys trivia and folklore, mentioning silver spoons and royal gallantry, New York etymology Marmattay of Manna-ha-ta misread as the Place of Drunken ness, a Louisiana hay fever cure using lightning bugs, and scattered notes on psychology and geography with several misspellings and obscurities.
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Godohlia
New Yorke
Manna-ha-ta
Louisiana
War Restrictions Bring Sharp Cut In Road Program
Harrisburg July 9 War time controls have sharply curtailed Pennsylvania road work. Through June 21 contractors laid 1168 miles of new pavement, down from 1555 miles in 1942 and 5590 miles the year before. The highway department reports 24 miles of uncompleted work, with districts varying in progress. Secretary John A. Shroyer notes roads carry war effort materials, products, and food, and vows to maintain the production line despite limits. District 7 Allentown leads with 5.51 miles, Ardmore District 6/1 follows at 1.98 miles, with other districts ranging from 1.92 to 0.6 miles.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Highway Department
Ablin
John A. Shroyer
Pennnsylvania
Allentown
Ardmore
Franklin
Tatuana
Disterota
Scranton
J. Williamsport
Uniontown
State Revenues per Capita Highlight 1942 Figures
Auditor General F. Clair Ross reports Pennsylvania general-government revenue receipts totaling 4.911,595,000 in 1942, averaging 44.96 per person on a 9,900,180 population. He notes water and unemployment compensation provided highest per capita receipts, while gross receipts tax yielded the lowest at 37 cents per capita.
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Pennsylvania
F. Clair Ross
Auditor General's Department
To Set Story Man and the Mon at Naval Lakehurst Event
At the U S Naval Air Station Lakehurst, W T Peenvalon has been granted to an astronomical group. Lieutenant Chit W Barbes of Gleeduren is noted for involvement in celestial studies as part of the gathering aiming to improve acquaintance and scientific observation at the facility.
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Man
U.S. Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
W.T
Thsirusior
Chit W. Barbes
Gleeduren
Four Rules For Buying Of Stocks By Roger Babson
Roger Babson from New York City lays four stock buying rules amid a bull market. He warns small investors to favor War Bonds E and F for safety and outlines criteria: low in price for net current assets, dividend stocks with solid yields, low labor cost stocks, and diversified long growth companies with strong management. He emphasizes timing and stresses avoiding war profit plays, urging caution for the small investor.
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Roger Babson
New York City
Yin Cests
Inftailen
New York Stock Exchange
Letus
Mack Truck
Carings
Gulf Oil
Monsanto
Lidhmen Corporation
Mystery Man Behind French Underground Leadership
Algiers reports a hidden figure called The Man Who Stayed Behind shaping French resistance. He leads a large, secret network with lieutenants from Gestapo and Vichy, waging a potential uprising from hill camps and garrets across France. The movement aims to liberate France, with underground links spanning the country and refugee accounts of peasant aid and covert escape routes.
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New York
Charles DeGaulle
Henri Giraud
Algiers
France
Frene
Sécordine
Etarles
Brovant
Imany
DeGaulle
Giraud
Gestapo
Vichy
Aiich
Francs
Thal
Pranve
Hayloft
Committee of National Liberation
Mami
Teome
Chicnier
Savoie
Clarion Boy Killed By Auto
A Clarion boy, B Duwenra of Elmstone, was fatally struck by an auto at 2: or 3 o clock Friday morning. He suffered injuries at the base of the skull and died in a local hospital about an hour after the accident. Corporal P F Wingur of the state police at Cine Ion led the incident scene. The officer on duty described the tragedy and noted the car involved was operated by Eigar Cullmings of 25 Winnaey avenue.
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Ory
Lind Byard
Duwenra
Elmestone
Clarion
Lynestone
P. Ft. Wingur
Olale Poulee
Cineion
Eigar
Winnaey
Wilidiabune
Aero Supply Worker Dies at Jamestown
Clarence TL Covey, 61, of Sugar Grove, died Wednesday at Jamestown hospital after collapsing at the Aero Supply Company in Corry two weeks ago. Survived by cousin Charles Johnson of Sugar Grove, with whom he lived. Services set for Saturday afternoon at Schoonover. burial in Cline Cemetery. Friends may call.
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Aero Supply
Jamestown Warren
Clarence TL. Covey
Sugar Grove
Ted
Jamestown
Charles Johnson
Johnsons
Covey
Aero Supply Company
Corry Mintil
Schoonover
Samay Grove
Cline
Ganey Renamed Postmaster in Jamestown Affair
Jamestown postmaster R Ganey, who served nine years, is reappointed after his June 1943 term expired. Senate confirmation followed renomination. Ganey previously acted from April 1, 1934, after Charles Lindburg’s resignation. Civil service rules now end terms at age 70, marking a shift in tenure.
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Jamestown
R. Ganey
James— Town
Chuwiddy
Charles A. Lindburg
Ghney
Wste
Senate
Civil Service Recusations Institute
Ganey
Daugherty Appeals Fine in Corry Court
Daugherty appeals a $25 fine in Corry Court. On June 28th, Alderman Gordon of Corry assessed the fine for a disorderly conduct charge. Daugherty claims the information lacked place of offense and the alderman’s record of testimony was incomplete. Judge Miles B. Kitts granted the petition and set a hearing for August.
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Daugherty
Corry
Eate
Jay
Vieter Waugherty
Gorry
Goss
Aldermay, Gordon of
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