Corry Evening Journal details and staff notices
The Corry Evening Journal publishes daily except Sunday from West Erie Street Corry Pa. Names listed include publisher George R. Sample general manager Allan Hasbrouck and advertising manager John McLonuh Bergman producer manager. Associated Press rights noted and mailing rates outlined for local readers.
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Toasting the Unsung at the Fortnightly Party
A tribute to hundreds of workers who made the society event a success. The piece names key members and notes the public cheers for those whose efforts often go unrecognized. It celebrates the collective effort over a few notable names, urging continued acknowledgment and a lasting record of contribution.
Yesterday's Memories B of Corry July 18 1941 fire drenched day
Yesterday's Memories notes events in Corry and Berlin dated July 18 1941. It references anniversaries, local residents, theater visits, and community happenings including a Rex Theatre screening and church events, with scattered names and places reflecting a crowded middle of the week Chronicle.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
American businessman Russell shapes youth through sales drive
Hal Boyles Americana profile highlights Russell, a veteran industrialist who built the largest storm window firm and mentored 20,000 salesmen. He prizes opportunity over security, recalls early work from age nine, and continues designing ventures near Chestertown Maryland despite retirement.
Russell enjoys a full life of sport and travel
He sailed and shed in his 10 foot yacht, golfed and hobnobbed with the world's wealthy and famous folk. "It's been a wonderful, wonderful life and it still is," said Russell, who still has the bounce of a tennis ball. "I don't believe in retiring from something to nothing."
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Institute
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Multlig Idlimaire
Bear Lake Social Notes Reach Ohio Visits and Family Events
Mrs Mary Barry travels to Ohio to visit daughter and family Alec Perkins of Ohio assists his son in law Bryan Nagle. A son born to Mr and Mrs Max Smith at Memorial Hospital in Corry last Friday. Nancy Burnelite and son Michel visit Mr and Mrs Ted Davis. Beatrice James of Florida visits Floyd Smith Sr. Merle Connell and son from Emporium dine with Mr and Mrs Elwood Connell.
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Mary Barry
Ohio
Alec Perkins
J.C. Manwaring
Roger Triskel
Hiram Beckerink
Gordon White
Raymond Gilson
Bryan Nagle
Max Smith
Corry
Memorial Hospital
Nancy Burneli
The Spoken Word Ts ete the Air amp rinted Word Is Always There
A brief note reflects on the enduring presence of spoken word in media as a constant undercurrent. It suggests that oral expression remains a steady counterpoint to printed text, shaping cultural discourse over time.
Kennedy urged to talk to the people on Berlin crisis
President Kennedy faced pressure to explain U S options to the nation during the Berlin crisis after months of relying on Congress and aides. Senator Hubert Humphrey urged a sober direct TV address, noting the growing tensions as Laos and Berlin demand public clarity.
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D-Minn
Humphrey
Europe
Olean Girl Dies as Truck Backs Over She Was 2 Percent
Allegany state police report a tragedy near Olean when Cynthia Loy Woods not yet 16 collided with a backing pickup driven by E R Mitchell Bolivar in a private field area. Cheryl Harrier 5 was nearby and escaped injury. Coroner William E McDuffie ruled accidental death with no charges against the driver.
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Cheryl Harrier
George Harne
Cynthia
George Harrier
William £. McDuffie
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Dunkirk Man Injured in Brain Brawl
A Dunkirk man about 50 was hospitalized in critical condition after a Saturday night brawl. He underwent surgery at Brooks Memorial Hospital and was transferred to Hamot Hospital in Erie for further treatment. Police continue to investigate and friends found him in a coma at home Sunday afternoon.
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Peebles
Dunkirk
Front Brooks Memorial Hospital
Hamot
Erie
Willie Mays Faces Separate Maintenance Suit
Giants outfielder Willie Mays is said to be financially strained as his wife Margarita sues for separate maintenance. Attorney statements note his $85,000 annual salary plus sideline income of $10,000 to $15,000 while she seeks $3,500 a month and additional funds.
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