Corry Evening Journal masthead and contact details
The Corry Evening Journal lists its address West South Street Corry Pa with staff roles including Publisher George R Sample General Manager Allan Hasbrouck and Advertising Manager John McLaughlin Also notes associated advertising representatives Bottinelli Kimball Inc and major city offices in Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia The excerpt also mentions AP news use postal rates and display advertising deadlines.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaugh
AP News
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago
A garbled pastiche recalls events from July 25 1941 in Corry with scattered names places and dates. References include Richard Sperry 19 son of Mr and Mrs Sperry killed at Murah Corry Hospital and mentions of oxygen shortages and wartime tension. The text blends weather notes and local activities including semipro baseball and community meetings with numerous unclear phrases.
U.S. trade deficits and global outlook weigh on economy
A political and economic overview notes America's widening balance of payments, with imports rising, exports lagging, and a weaker pound pressuring London markets. The National Foreign Trade Council warns this could be the most challenging payment year in four, amid volatile currency moves and investment flows abroad.
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New York
Kenneely
Ie Balaner
Payments Group
Worry ‘True Council
Sution
Europe
Eyeland
London
U.S. ‘Treasury
Enlai
Fai
United States
National Foreign Trade Council
Mat buToy
Tanwest
Eajmallyirther Investment
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A brief reflection on the enduring presence of the written record versus spoken language, noting how printed text outlives transient speech and preserves ideas across time and distance. The message underscores the lasting value of books, newspapers, and documents in shaping memory.
Beach named athletic building at MacArthur High
Saginaw Township names the new Peter M Beach Athletic Building after Peter M Beach a Yale University graduate who was killed in the July 18 roof collapse during construction of the $34 million Douglas MacArthur High School project. The facility will honor the victim as part of the school complex naming.
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Saginaw, Mich
Douglas MacArthur High School
Saginaw Township
Peter M Beach
Yale University
Peter M. Beach
Bargains Featured Daily in Your Corry Journal
Local shoppers are invited to explore daily bargains listed in the Corry Journal. Deals cover groceries and household goods from area merchants, with prices and sale dates noted for quick comparison.
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Your Corry Journal
Hal Boyle Americana Says Dreaming and Digits United
Hal Boyle surveys everyday quirks and trivia from dreams to fingerprints, taxes, and old customs. He notes 20 percent of sleep is spent dreaming, only one in five fingerprints belongs to criminals, and a tax bite has grown since 1941. The column blends wit with odd facts and historical reminiscences.
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FBI
U.S. Grant
Walter Slezak
Pony Express
Jonathan Swift
Erie to Fire and Rehire City Employes
City officials plan to fire all non civil service workers before the end of the year and rehire or replace them after the government changes. An emergency 60 day freeze may stall hiring as departments organize. Civil service staff can be dismissed only for drastic economy measures.
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Gerald Weber
Weber
Committee On
Welw
Pilot Sights Comet Wilson
SEATTLE Washington AE A Pan American flight officer named A Stewart Wilson 34 of Seattle reported sighting a comet while flying at 29 000 feet off the Oregon coast. He described a wedge of light narrowing to a point then identified the object as Comet Wilson after informing Harvard Observatory which confirmed the discovery and noted the comet would be visible in the northeastern sky in early morning.
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Seattle
Wash
Wilson
Oregon
A. Stewart Wilson
Pan American World Airways
Honolulu
Mercury
San Francisco
Harvard Observatory
Harvard
Comet Wilson
Four Counties to Share 142750 in Timber Sale
Four counties Warren Forest McKean and Elk in the Allegheny National Forest will share about 1750 from timber sales for the year ending June 30 1961. Paul W Sondheimer of the forest service notes 22768000 board feet of timber valued at 571000 were cut in active contracts. The past year saw 14368000 board feet of saw timber and 14100 cords of pulpwood sold for total value 677191. The sales are part of the forest service multiply-use program with an expected increase next year. Most timber below 1265 feet elevation around Allegheny Reservoir has been sold and some remains north of Sugar Run.
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Warren, Forest
McKean and
Elk
Paul W. Sondheimer
Forest Service
Sundheimer
Allegheny Reservoir
Sondheimer
Sugar Run
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