Corry Journal Advertising Rates and Postal Info
The Corry Journal lists mailing prices by mail and carrier. Rates include 1100 per year, 65.75 for six months, 9.00 per year, 4.75 for six months by mail in advance in restricted territory. Carrier price is seven cents per copy and 42 cents per week. Display advertising deadline is 9 a.m. on the previous publication date.
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Corry Journal
South Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricusio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Untitled Industrial Plane Regulation Report
A fragmented world news style item describes industry regulation and executive deaths amid a failing corporate sector. It references major figures and a plan to deploy energy plants, with mentions of regulatory bodies and economic aims within a distant geopolitical frame.
Man Files Habeas Claim Over Farview Confinement
An Erie man, 23, alleges illegal confinement at Farview State Hospital for the Criminally Insane. Judge Samuel Rossiter granted a hearing for July 29 at 10 am, with Wallace Rieger named as detainee and Angeline Hoffer acting for the mother.
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Erie
Farview State Hospital
Samuel Rossiter
Wallace Rieger
Farview
Erielle
Angeline Hoffer
Joseph Aurest
Fueger
Allegheny County
Roskiter
Feyrier
Tie County
Torater
Waymart
State Pushes Stream Clearance Efforts in Franklin District
Franklin district office reports progress on emergency stream clearance. Investigations covered right sections of streams across seven northwestern counties with remedial work approved and sponsorship offered. Thirty-two sites in Pine Panties area slated for investigation. ads seek young ladies with photos for unspecified purpose.
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Frankin
State Department of Forest and Waters
Jes We Bailey
Ginner
Franklin
Thorthwestern
Wen
Harrisburg
Floating power plant towed for Arctic defense needs
New York AP reports a floating modular nuclear plant is being moved to a site off northern Greenland as part of a ballistic missile early warning system. Lockheed offers a rapid shore-based version built into a naval hull for government use, with a 36,750 kilowatt capacity and 1,254 gallons of fuel per hour.
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New York
Greenland
Lockheed Aircraft
Air Force
Nay
Bethlehem
Hoboken N.J
Borden Co
Sullivan Plastic
Nuclear plant shipping concept with flying factory plan
The draft design describes reinforced decks and a three inch thick fibered glass insulation system weighing 10 ounces per square foot. It envisions a 100,000-pound pull strength, interior insulation with a one foot overlap, and a prepackaged flying factory capable of airlifting 20 tons at 350 mph. The plant would use enriched uranium to generate 1,000 kilowatts per hour and could begin full power 0 days after foundations are ready, with Lockheed joining Stearns Rogers Manufacturing Co of Denver and American Hydrotherm Co of New York in the project.
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Lockherd
Lockheed
Stearns-Roger Manufacturing Co
Denver
American Hydro‘therm Co
New York
Bear Lake Community Notes and Visits
Ray Ticknor and son and Kim Widing of Geloron called on friends here Wednesday. The Bear Lake School and Community picnic was held at the schoolhouse Wednesday. Thomas Reed is home after a heart operation in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hamilton and family visited Virginia this past week. The Women's Society of World Service met at the home of Mrs Elsie Newhouse for the July meeting. After the business meeting the hostess served lunch. Mr and Mrs Ivan Hawkins of Fluganna called on Mr and Mrs J C Manwaring and other friends Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs William St John of Sinclairville attended church services at the Evangelical United Brethren Church Sunday. Miss Fern Crosby of Lakewood attended church here Sunday. Mr and Mrs J P Peterson of
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Seal Lakes
Ray Ticknor
Kim Widing
Geloron
Bear Lake
Thomas Reed
Philadelphia
Arthur Hamilton
Virginia
Women's Society of World Service
Elsie Newhouse
Ivan Hawkins
Fluganna
J. C. Manwaring
William St. John
Sinclairville
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fern Crosby
Lakewood
J P. Peterson
Yankees Slump and Storm Hit Corry in 1939
New York The Yankees face a dire stretch after losing five straight to Boston and eight of 11. A severe storm struck Corry and nearby areas between 9 and 10 pm, causing extensive property damage. The Rotary Club will sponsor a pre-scouting camp at Findley Lake for three weeks, supervised by Thomas Roelofs.
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New York
Yankees
Yanks
West
Red Sox
Corry
Tertiory
Findley Lake
Rotary Club
Thomas Roelofs
40 Years Ago Fatal Rooftop Fall in Jamestown
David Marsh aged about 65 was killed instantly when he fell from a roof at 115 Fifth Avenue while painting a ledge. He struck his head on the brick sidewalk, breaking his neck. The city, like Corry, faced a shortage of sugar in recent weeks. Ruth Pope Turner was injured at Chautauqua and returned home. Charles Perkins of Franklin Street suffered a severe facial gash in an auto wreck near Warren yesterday. Jamestown residents visited Mr and Mrs J Manwaring on Sunday.
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David Marsh
Fifth Avenue
Charles Perkins
Franklin Street
Warren
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