Corry Journal masthead and publication details
The Corry Journal lists publication offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with staff roles for publisher general manager advertising manager pressroom foreman and production and notes AP exclusive rights for local news and dispatches. It provides postal rates seven day and six month subscriptions and advertising deadline timing information.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
AP News
Sevenu
Cartier
The Hot Under The Collar Leagues Question Youth Baseball Fun
A debate on minor and Little League season emphasizes winning at all costs versus keeping games fun for kids. Adults yell as if a World Series were at stake while players face pressure. Some call to return control to children, while others argue for competitive spirit and fair play.
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Pop
Mom
Starbeams aging but sharp endures in Kansas City daily life
An AP feature recalls the Kansas City Star’s enduring peppery column Starbeams begun by William Rockhill Nelson. Bill Vaughan, 44, now guides the page, delivering witty one paragraph notes that lampoon politicians, editors, and everyday life. The piece traces the column’s roots, style, and influence among readers across decades.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Miodjeska
Garfield
Didiana
William Rockhill Nelson
America
Expitc
Charley Blood
Starbeams
Hone
Bill Vaughan
Vaughan
Cary Grant
Memories of Corry Chronicles June 6 1940
In Corry yesterday's edition a Sport section notes Slammin Sam Snead leading the National Open with a first round 67 at the Canterbury Club in Cleveland. Local industry awards a plant expansion contract to Rogers Styorura Steel for a three story addition. A bid to fund an iron lung for the city awaits further study and financing from several clubs. Safety Week is proclaimed by Mayor Hepler with John Worth directing. Junior High promotes democracy ideals as 149 ninth graders receive certificates at year end exercises.
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Canterbury Club
Cleveland
Sam Snead
Wielding & Butter
Junior Illeh
Area Boy 3 Critical After Crash Near Andover
Erie area boy 90 year old Conneaut resident is in critical condition at Hamot Hospital after a two car crash on Route 17 just north of Andover. David Batta, son of Blaine and Mary Batta, suffered head injuries, a fractured shoulder and multiple injuries. His mother Mary Theresa Batta, 39, is in critical condition at Brown Memorial Hospital Conneaut with a fractured leg and multiple cuts. The Ashtabula State Patrol reports Mrs Batta’s car went off the berm across the highway and struck the other car. The second car occupants were admitted to Brown Memorial with minor injuries. The driver Lacey E Hill 27 of Youngstown had a lip laceration and passenger William Bradsose of Youngstown had head cuts. Both vehicles were extensively damaged.
Commencement for St Edward's High School Graduates
Commencement exercises for ten graduates will be held at 8 o clock Sunday evening at St Thomas church. Marie Lutz is valedictorian and Marie Schultz salutatorian. Other graduates include George Jackson John Mead Theodore Donaghue Robert Sullivan Thomas Ressler Ann Brigham and Ann Courneen.
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St. Edward's High School
St. Thomas’ Church
Marie Lutz
Marise Schultz
George Jackson
John Mead
Theodore Donaghue
Robert Sullivan
Thomas Ressler
Marie Schultz
Ann Brigham
Ann Courneen
End of inflation era sparks cautious optimism in markets
New York AP reports that top money managers act as if inflation may be ending though price declines are not guaranteed. The Fed’s discount rate cut signals a shift in money availability and outlook for business. Signs of easing include budget near balance, fewer shortages, and factories trimming stockpiles while consumer sales stay strong.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Washington
Treasury
Ine Mallor
Eyelttter
YMCA Calendar Week of June 6 1949
YMCA calendar lists events for Monday through Saturday with times and groups. Highlights include piano recital by Mrs. Florence Finners' pupils, Union City Girl Scouts, Teen Time Hop for disaster relief, Junior High Party, Rainbow Girls Buffet Supper, and adult instruction classes moved to 8-9 p m. Summer schedule starts Monday June 27 after the Learn to Swim campaign.
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Florence Finners
Union City Girl Scouts
Rainbow Girls
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St. Louis Pharma
Moner
Sterling Milk Company
Frank B. Hepler
John Finley Worth
American Safety Council
Nichols
East Main Street
Realemon
American Beauty Pork & Beans
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Isle O' Gold Margarine Energy
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D. Armour Hillstrom
Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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