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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1951
Page
4
An old Corry Pa newspaper notice states the Weightman building in Philadelphia houses the Associated Press exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches. It lists mailing rates of $7 per year and $400 for advance mail in restricted areas, with carrier pricing and display advertising deadlines.
One year before the 1952 Republican and Democratic conventions, leaders weigh Truman’s possible renomination, Taft and Dewey as top GOP contenders, and shifting polling signals. The piece recalls 1948 dynamics, veto fights, and early delegate polling amid a fluid nominating landscape.
A quirky quiz asks ten questions with scoring labels from Genius to Poor. It tests memory and knowledge on topics from diplomats to geography, constitutional rules, state nicknames, and terminology for heirs and animals.
Twenty years ago rumors surface about O S Monroe and H E Manley in the school director contest with petitions circulating for Monroe who had said he would not run. Captain W S Houghton leaves for Mount Gretna to serve as an instructor in the Pennsylvania National Guard encampment after recent Fort Benning training. Frigidaire water cooling vestor in the local station attracts travelers as Pullman partners use the cold water during trips.
Mall carriers of the city enjoyed the first Saturday afternoon holiday as legislation approved by the last session of Gen eres provides a shorter week. A recent measles flareup is believed to have subsided with only one new case since July 1 reported to Health Officer Ruppersburg. At Friday’s Baptist Church choir farewell for Max Harvey, he leaves today to join Dr. W Leon Tucker's Musical Messengers.
Adam Petrus, also called Eric, was ordered held after pleading guilty to selling Aguor without a license. A roomer was found dead on the front porch, 66 year old William H Schultz is thought to have died of a heart attack. An autopsy is pending. Petrus is free on 600 dollar bond. The text notes red soil regions globally.
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