Corry Evening Journal Classified and Advertising Notice
A compact notice outlines the Corry Evening Journal operations, advertising rates, mail subscriptions, and display ad terms. It lists general management, advertising staff, AP news policy, postal entries, pricing details, and territorial restrictions for notices and inserts. The text reflects 1930s era newspaper classifieds and publishing instructions with rates for mail and display ads.
Turnpike Revamping Delays Spark Local Debate
Fragmented notes outline stalled turnpike improvements inclining toward repaving, lighting upgrades, and traffic safety measures. References mention several towns and officials debating funding, timelines, and project scope amid ongoing maintenance challenges.
Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago Fragment
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls a jumble of names and dates. The fragment hints at a birthday or anniversary timeline with faded references to Yale, Santis, Reipa, and Pott. It lacks clear events or coherent narrative.
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Two Chlorine Gas Victims Hospitalized In Incident
Two chlorine gas victims remain hospitalized after an incident reported Tuesday. Local authorities and medical staff continue monitoring their conditions as investigations proceed, with no further injuries announced.
Drug industry to spend more on research amid profits slip
The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association notes rising R and D outlays despite 3 percent profit drop. Firms report record 45 million for research and development in September and plan 41 million for foreign activities, with total research up sharply from 1951. Association cites competitive quest for breakthroughs, especially in cancer and heart disease.
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Munutines Hivers Association
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Hemantih AM
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Persistent Driver Involved In Two Crashes In 14 Hours
Franklin police and state troopers report Lawrence Singleton of Franklin driven two cars into crashes within 14 hours. At 3:80 p m Tuesday a 1058 sedan driven by Frank Phillips 17 of Ties veered onto the wrong side on Route ET north at Wyattville, injuring no one.
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Lawrence Singleton
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Frank Phillips
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Phillips
Third Set Of Twins Boosts Family To 15
Mrs. Ernestine Glover, 34, has given birth to twins, her third set, at Hamot Hospital. The latest twins Martha and Mary, born ten minutes apart and weighing two pounds, join her other two sets and a pair of triplets in a family that now totals 15 children. Nurses report the premature girls are in incubators and progress looks favorable. Lucius Glover, 47, a night foundryman, is unaware of the surprise as wife and children adjust to the new arrivals.
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Uany Guis Doline
Hamot
Ernestine Glover
Ernestine
Glover
Lucius Glover
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Well-Mc-Lain Co
Titusville Plans School Closure For Buck Season
Titusville area officials voted to close schools on Monday December 4 the first day of buck deer season. Superintendent Marshall A Fisher said past practice saw many absences on buck opening days causing teachers to stay away. Rural schools already closed on the first day of buck season and the district will adjust to the season now starting a week later. A second note reports a two car collision at AL 730-1 m near Franklin causing damage but no injuries.
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Joint School Committee
Marshall A. Fisher
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Fisher
Kennedy Looked To Be Shaping Up Like Eisenhower
James Marlow analyzes President Kennedy's early approach comparing it to Dwight Eisenhower. He notes Kennedy's cautious style in domestic policy and foreign affairs, restraint in civil rights actions, and mixed signals on military power and allied stances amid a conservative Congress.
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Eisenhower
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Krushchev
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Fire Victims Listed In Poor Condition After Fatal Blaze
Two surviving children Dennis Schell aged 19 and Diane Shot aged 18, from Mrs. Gerald Fireh’s family, are in poor condition at St Vincent's Hospital after a fire that killed their mother and grandfather last Monday. A third child Darlene, 16, is listed in fair condition. All suffered second and third degree burns.
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Gerald Fireh
St Vincent's Hospital
Dennis Schell
Diane Shot
Darlene
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