Corry Evening Journal details and staff
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher George R. Sample and staff roles including Allan Hasbrouck as Advertising Manager John McLaush Un as Foreman G.T. Beremazi Production Manager. It notes national advertising representation and multiple office addresses and states postal and carrier rates. The piece reflects a historic newspaper masthead with publication terms and deadlines.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaush
G.T. Beremazi
National Advertising
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Detroity
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weighnius
Phindelphia
Associated Pheas
AP News
Khrushchev’s Nuclear Threats and Berlin Crisis Recalled
A scrambled recollection of Nikita Khrushchev’s 1960s warnings and actions, including comments about burying opponents, threats near Berlin, and the Soviet Union facing international pressure. The fragment hints at Cold War tensions, rhetoric, and the balance of peace versus nuclear fear, with references to US and Soviet leaders and global responses.
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Luist
United States
Nikita Khrushels Haid
Francisco
Kremlin
Ruy Sitin
Khushchev
Soviet Union
PHP Pem Gui International
Hinself
Wworld
Ts Aland
Berlin
Great Dane Versus Beagle Stirs Capitol Debate
A yearlong legislative clash in Thunshire pits Great Dane advocates against beagle supporters. Debates over breed traits and public spending spark a lively, if partisan, press coverage as lawmakers weigh welfare and tradition in a tale of national canine pride.
Tax Burden on Hemingway Echoes Through Reform Talks
Widow of Ernest Hemingway reveals two unpublished novels and questions the tax system that took a large share of his earnings. Salient points include royalties, bracket effects, and calls for reform to ease the burden on writers. The piece argues for a broad tax measure to shift rates and potentially alter future literary output.
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Ernest Hemi Way
Uemine Way
Uncle Sam
Hollywood Highlights on European Living for American Actors
Rome reports American actors weigh Europe moves for tax benefits and career detours. The piece notes mixed motives from crass money deals to creative renewal as stars consider residences, with mentions of Palmer and others, and the broader shift away from Hollywood amid varied opportunities and European ties.
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Rome
Europe
Hollywood
Dike Duck Palmer
Tnt
Tov
Syisswy
Lausanne
Rose of Sharon and Hyacinth in Bible Talk Revealed
New York writer John Asch highlights how biblical phrases such as the Rose of Sharon and the hyacinth reflect plants valued in ancient Israel. His garden history notes tie scripture to daily life, noting diet, oil production, and plant use, with Asch examining Hebrew terms and translations in modern research.
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New York
Sylunin
John Asch
Paw
Hebrew University
Natin'a
Asel Tod
Sharon
Asch i
Asch
Moses
Canaan
Guild
Ays
Tot Drowns in Tumship Burgh Tur Musbuth
A five month old infant named Robin Silt drowned near Avonsbury, after the child’s mother briefly left the lane momentarily with the baby at the home of Aurhart Hesseid. Investigations continue into the tragic incident.
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Tot
Tur Musburgh
Robin Silt
Avonsbure
Aurhart Hesseid the Gils
Memories of Corry from July 21 1941 Highlights
Yesterday's accidents and local events in Corry include a Spring Creek youth with two fractured left clavicles after a hayload fall, the death of prominent Corry businessman Frank T. Babbitt at Corry Hospital, and S. Walter Sweet's Republican bid for City Council. The Corry golf team earned a 42 to 1 victory over Westfield, led by William Swan with 77, with other top players named.
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Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Corry
Westfield
Corse
William Swan
Corry Club
Cory Club Opens With Bridge Party At New House
Invitations issued for wives sisters and friends of Cory Country Club members for a bridge party tomorrow afternoon to formally open the new club house. Nellie Scholton of Columbus wins $10 for naming Columbus Brokenstraw park. Nick Pappas of Erie buys the Corry Restaurant on West Main Street. The Whittleseys Holden and Elizabeth Crowe visiting Chautauqua Lake. Beall of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. travels to Pittsburgh on business with family.
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Uly
Cory Country Club
Nellie Scholton
Columbus
Brokenstraw Park
Nick Pappas
Erie
West Main Street
John Kotinis
FH. Beall
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Pittsburgh
Probe Highway Death Near Tionesta Station
Police investigated a Route 66 crash two miles south of Fryburg that killed Kenneth John Schmader 24 of Shippenville. James A. Schill 19 of Lucinda rode in a parked car. Schill was not hurt. Drivers unnamed.
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Amnsla
Shippenville
Kenneth John Schmader
Schmader
James A. Schill
Lucinda
Fryburg
Schill
Dream of a Wife Marrying an Elephant
New York columnist shares a humorous dream where a wife remarries an elephant due to her prodigious memory. He notes the elephant’s quiet virtue and jokes about his own forgetfulness, referencing Frances and a past scene with fans in Omaha and a striking headstand.
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New York
Frances
Prancés
Omaha
Jamestowne Forgery and Theft Suspect Arrested in Westfield
Gail Goodrich, a 61-year-old Jamestown man, was arrested in Westfield on larceny and forgery charges after attempting to steal a truck owned by Bernard DuChaine. Police tied him to a prior check passing at a shop on Wednesday, with one forged check found. He is on probation for forgery and was arraigned before Police Justice Anthony Rizzo and jailed pending grand jury action.
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Weolrica
Jamestown
Westfield
Gail Goodrich Goodrich
Bernard DuChaine
Goodrich
DuChaine
Anthony Rizzo
Chautauqua County
Hal Boyle’s Americana memory of unfinished tales
A Hal Boyle vignette recounts a dream about Jumbo the elephant and memory. The narrator recalls proud moments on stage in Kansas City and Omaha with crowds of 12,435 and 3,819, while an exasperated Frances laments memory lapses. The tale ends with a wife wishing for an elephant’s never forgetting nature.
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Jumbo
Kansas City
Omaha
Frances
Girl, 9, Hit By Tractor Cutter Bar
Beverly Butryn, nine, of Titusville, was seriously injured when the cutter bar of a tractor fell on her head as she walked beside the machine operated by her father. She was taken to Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh after initial care. The bar pierced her skull as the tractor moved through a field.
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Harold A. Bury
Titusville
Franklin Arias
Children's Hospital
Pittsburgh
Beverly
Hold Double Rite For Blakeslees
Connie Tune pee vue Tor Ralph E. and Nancy Q. Blakesin were held yesterday afternoon at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg. The couple was killed in a car truck accident in Elk County Monday. Rev. Joseph Clair officiated. Interment was in Rose Hill Cemetery, Spartansburg, pallbearers included Glenn Steadman K Arden Bennett Guy M. Fish Charles Scarem Lawrence Shupp Harold Tubbs Floyd Stafford Frank Firth Lyle and Neil Stranalan Harold Patchen and Tvan Rose.
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Connie Tune
Ralph E
Nancy Q. Blakesin
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Elk County
Joseph Clair
Church
Sherwood
Philadelphia
Rose Hill Cemetery
Glenn Stead
California parole bill signed by Gov Brown broadens release
CALIFORNIA Gov Edmund Brown signed a bill allowing county jail parole in California upon criteria set by the state, repealing a prior requirement that a prisoner receive consent from a county parole board to be paroled. The measure effectively broadens parole eligibility and alters oversight.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Edmund Brown
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