Corry Journal Publisher and Rates Notice Fragment
A newspaper masthead fragment lists Corry Journal staff and Chicago advertising rep BOTTINELLI KIMBALL with offices in major cities. It notes Associated Press exclusivity for local news and AP dispatches, mailing rates, and display advertising deadline at 9 p m on the previous publication date.
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Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Cartier
Cut Off Unfit Medicos At American Hospitals
About 4,000 foreign educated doctors attached to U S hospitals are to be cut off by medical groups nationwide. Roughly 12,000 foreign trained interns, with a third deemed unfit, prompted hospitals to act due to U S school shortages. Some 2,000 medicos entered the U S in one year. origins include Turkey Mexico Iran Korea Greece Japan India and Germany. Dr W B Wiggins of the AMA called the situation a lesson in not clamping down sooner.
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America
United States
U. S
Turkey
Mexico
Iran
Korea
Greece
Japan
India
Germany
Dr. W. 8. Wiggins
American Medical Association Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
Bone in Throat Triggers Complications for Mrs Proper
Mrs M A Proper of Centerville lies in fair condition at Oil City Hospital with pneumonia a swallowed chicken bone and an infected throat. Surgeons removed a throat abscess by operation after Friday attempt failed. If bone remains and condition improves she may be moved to a Pittsburgh hospital.
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Oil City
M. A. Proper
Centerville
Ol Gity Hospital
Shirley Temple Black Looks Back At Family Focus TV Return
Television Review editor notes Shirley Temple Black explains her NBC comeback through Story Book and a family centered TV series. She stresses time for family, her role as weekly hostess, and plans to act in every third episode while balancing home life with work. She highlights cooking, shared chores, and the aim to create family friendly classic stories and adventures designed for the young at heart.
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Shirley Temple
Shirley Temple Black
Associated Press
NBC
Hollywood
Charles
Susan
Lord
Charley Jr
Shirley
America
Atherton
Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago July 27 1940
Corry recalls Wendell L Willkie's acceptance address draft and predictions of anti machine policies as heat breaks, while Corry eyes potential aviation facilities federal recognition and city council seeks aid under defense program.
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Colorado Springs
Wendell L. Willkie
Corry
New can filling machine installed at Mohawk plant
Forty years ago on July 27 1920 a Kirk designed can filling machine built under Ballinger Mohawk patents began installation at the Mohawk plant. A large stone bearing Municipal Building inscription was laid and local city building progress was reported satisfactory. William Paul Darling and his wife long residents of Corry were accepted for field work in Africa by the Board of Foreign Missions. J J Neylon returned from overseas trip for J W and A P Howard Co after sailing from Liverpool last week.
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Mr. Kirkby
Clymer
Turnbuckle
Mr. Ballinger
Mohawk
William Paul Darling
Corry
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Africa
J. J. Neylon
J. W. and
A. P. Howard Company
Liverpool
Local USA Office Readies Quota for MPs
Local Army recruiting sergeant M/Sgt John Z Pross says military police assignments were curtailed in July but will reopen in October under a liberal quota. Many locals have shown interest. plans include a large MP enlistment shipment in October. He is available Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays 9 am to 3 pm to discuss qualifications and talk to interested persons.
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U.S
John Z. Pross
Pross
Dog Bites Send Boy To Hospital With 33 Stitches
A Kina boy named Douglas Carpenter Jr. was hospitalized after a dog bit his upper right leg Monday night. The dog belonged to Mrs. Henry D. Burrows of Erie, visiting relatives in Kinzua. He received 33 stitches and will be quarantined in Erie for 14 days.
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Warren
Douglas Carpenter
Warren General Hospital
Henry D. Burrows
Erie
Kinzua
John
Hoover
Tionesta
Douglas
Hubert Carpenter Jr
Inflation Hits Pony Express Stamp Collectors in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne Wyoming inflation touched the Pony Express centennial rerun as stamp collectors paid about $100 per half ounce for a special cachet. The original Pony Express postage a century ago stood at $5 per half ounce, later lowered to 1.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Pony Express
Area Airman Killed In Nike Base Mishap
Thomas Kluck of Oil City died at a Nike site near Lumberton after being crushed on a missile elevator during routine training. He was 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Kluck, and attached to the 2nd Missile Battalion of the 43d Artillery in the Philadelphia Air Defense Command. Capt. Douglas Henry said the accident occurred when he bent to retrieve an object at the edge of the elevator and was caught between the elevator and a stationary railing in the magazine area.
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Lumberton
Army
Thomas Kluck
Oil City
Nike
Here
Kluck
Ralph T. Kluck
OM City
Philadelphia Air Defense Command
43D Artillery
Douglas Henry
24Th Artillery
Klick
U. S. Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
Henry
Noisy trombone cure for loneliness in New York
SID MOODY writes that a jazz trombone offers solitude away from family and routine. After lifting the slide from its velvet case and embracing the instrument's soul clearing notes, the player enjoys a personal escape until neighbors my complain about tone.
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Sid Moody
New York
Fourth Estate Sweet Melodies Jazz Band Adventure
Hal Boyle recounts how a journalist group formed the Fourth Estate Sweet Melodies Jazz Band. They perform five or six times yearly, rarely in the same venue, and once each summer charter a mule drawn barge for a canal cruise near New Hope Pennsylvania with friends and spouses.
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Ombonla
Jack Teagarden
Miss Mole
Misery
Sweet Melodies
New Hope
Blind widow sues over fatal Route 20 crash in Ripley
The Ripley widow Mildred A. Corll sues for 105 500 in federal court in Buffalo alleging her husband Ford J. Corll died of injuries from a March 14 1980 collision between his auto and a tractor trailer on Route 20. Defendants are Samuel W. Ranges of Jefferson Ohio and Industrial Cartage Co of Warren Ohio. The suit cites excessive speed and centerline crossing by the westbound tractor trailer.
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Ripley
Buffalo
Robert J. Sullivan
Dunkley
Mildred A. Corll
Ford J. Corll
Route 20
Samuel W. Ranges
Jefferson
Ohio
Industrial Cartage Company
Warren
Ranges
Corll
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Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlip
G. T. Bergman
Greenville Record-Argus
Television Review
USA
Seonlal Mate
Rt. G West Mof Corry
Edna
Ferbers
Warner Bros. Technicolor
Tarawa Beachhead
Bypouiest U
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry
W. Washington Scurry, PA
Jane Parker
Angel Food Rings
A&p Frozen
Nike Base
Hal Boyle
Pajamas
Evans
Chaise
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