Corry Journal Advertising Rates and Mail Subscriptions
The Corry Journal lists publication details with staff names and offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. It notes Associated Press republication rights for local Jews and AP dispatches, postal matter classification, and subscription rates by mail and carrier with deadlines for display ads.
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Corry Journal
Dally
South Street
Cory
Fa Oon Evening Journal
R. Rample
Chiticusio
John McLaughlin
Presswood
T. Bergman
Bottinelli
Carry
The Summer Invasion and Social Issues Across 1955
Summaries of employment trends show two thirds of graduates and students finding June work, with unemployment reaching 3.3 million and total employment at a record 66.0 million. Agriculture led gains, 800,000 married men without jobs raised concern, while public health funds highlight low medical research spending relative to consumer goods. Gardner argues for rehabilitation over punishment to cut crime and stresses parole and probation, and the issue of non-support abandonment as the poor man’s divorce strains state systems and costs taxpayers.
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National Health Education Committee
Stanley Gardner
National Institute On Crime and Delinquency
Denver
Migeal
Gardner
Gardner Delared
California
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Se 1937 Local Gleanings
Yesterday's Memories of Corry se includes 20 Years Ago July 22, 1937 from Washington on the Judiciary Committee reporting a proposed reorganization measure within 10 days. It notes a Corry band concert and bids by Baldwin Brothers Paving of Cleveland for bridge work between Spartansburg and Titusville. Public school prep for 1937-48, sidewalk improvements at Pine Grave Cemetery, and enforcement of court orders across states. Archibald of Appersville, Va, heir to wealth, died after confirming his engagement to the Countess of Seafield in Scotland.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Reelb
Ane
Oban
Scotland
Armor Archald
Pilmany
Archbald
Appersville
Strick
Countess of Seafield
Britain
Gunpowder blast damages boy's eyesight in Erie incident
FBI and police report a 19 year old Erie boy suffered eye injuries and facial burns after two youths played with old gunpowder stored in a can. A second boy, Bernard Fuller, also sustained facial burns but was released after treatment. Investigators say the powder, once in a mine, was ignited by a match. Doctors warn prognosis uncertain for the Roberts boy's eyes.
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Convincent's Hospital
Roberts
Erle
Bernard Fuller
Erie
Ab Hamat
Sid
Velar
Lincoln Eld
Erielle Wins Eight-Year Legal Battle Over Property in Willoughby
Common Pleas judges hand down a two page opinion settling an eight year dispute in favor of Dr. A. J. Root of Eris. Root held property at 154 West 8th Street valued at 39000 dollars since 1954. Keefer executor of Mrs. Katherine Fay’s estate had claimed Root was aided by undue influence from narcotics claims. The three Common Pleas juries concur, ending the case unless the Keefers appeal to a higher court.
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Siti.t
Common Pleas
A. J. Root
Eris
Root
West 8Th Street
Roy
Beas Keefer
Willoughby
Ohio
Keefer
Katherine J. Fay
Fay
Auto Crash Near Titusville Injures Two Drivers
A headon collision on Route 227 four miles west of West Hickory near Fagun is, Saturday, sent two men to Titusville Hospital. Fred Arthur White, 28, of West Hickory and Keith L. Holden, 45, of North Warren were injured. White’s condition described as critical and Mrs. Holden sustained a broken leg, facial injuries, and possible knee damage. State Police at the Honor substation reported White’s Mercury coupe crossed the center line while turning left and struck Holden’s 1957 Ford sedan on the right front.
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Tytusvile
West Hickory
Fagunis
Fred Arthur White
Keith L. Holden
North Warren
Malden
White
Holden
Union City Man Held On Hit Run Charge At Spa
Union City man facing hit run charges arraignment scheduled after noon. Jim Oblinski of Union City moved vehicle on Route 19 in Cambridge Springs shoving car owned by Charles Walters into a telephone pole. He allegedly backed away, then fled, later treated for a cut tongue and held at Crayford County Prison. Police say he was injured and hospitalized before custody.
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Union City
Spa
Cambridge Springs
Lye
Jim G. Oblinski
FD. 1
Nuveliwwe
Charles Walters
Walter
Oblinski
Lef
Poad
Union City Hospital
Crayford County Prison
Presque Isle Attendance Sets Peninsula Record
Record attendance at Presque Isle drew 90 750 visitors as 12 000 cars entered the park. Chief Lifeguard Frank Pettinale noted unusually high water activity with 87 degree afternoons and many beachgoers in the water, the largest water use in peninsula history.
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New York
Peninsula
Pik
Frank Petuinato
Sid
Satunday
Paninsuky
Dife Guard Pettinale
Une
Editor James A Cruichshank Dies at 88 in Drexel Hill
Ex reporter and former Field and Stream editor James A Cruichshank, 88, of Drexel Hill Pennsylvania, died Saturday. He once worked for Thy Old Brooklyn Eayte newspaper.
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DI Lake Placid
James A. Cruichshank
Drexel Hill
Field and Stream Magazine
Brooklyn
Eayte
Two Hurt In Meadville Auto Crash
A Meadville woman and her 14 month old daughter were treated at City Hospital for minor injuries after a three car crash on Route 86 in Woodcock Township. Mrs Howel G Moore 21 of Meadville and Brenda Moore were seen for lacerations to the head as were Joyor Awelek and her two month old daughter Rowena in the Moore car.
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Ymuan
Meadville
City Hospital
Woodcock Township
Howel G. Moore
Mead Ville
Brenda
Joyor P
Awelek
Rowena
Redesavd
Auto crash injures Meadville residents in rear collision
State police said the accident occurred when an auto operated by Clyde L. Kightfinger, 59, Meadville, attempted a left turn and was struck in the rear by the Moore vehicle. The impact shoved Kightfinger's car into another car driven by Susan Bates, 21, Meadville. Miss Bates is the daughter of Meadville Tribune Editor Publisher, Robert S. Bates.
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Clyde L. Kightfinger
Meadville
Moore
Kightfinger
Susan Bates
Miss Bates
Meadville ‘Tribune
Robert S. Bates
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