Corry Journal masthead and pricing details
The Corry Journal page lists staff roles including General Manager George Sample and Advertising Manager William Chiricuio, with printing and production notes. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches, postal entry, and subscription rates for various terms. Advertising deadline is 4 p.m. on the previous publication date.
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Corry Journal
Delly
West South Street
Cor Oerry Evening Journal
Pat Usher
George R. Sample
Geral
William Chiricu~io
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelui-Kimball
Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Gerry
Currier
A Brave Gentleman Passes Rudell Stitch Hero Dies
The life of Rudell Stitch ends at 28 after he and a drowning victim die in the Ohio River while attempting a rescue. Stitch earned a Carnegie medal two years earlier for heroism and was known as a clean boxer and dedicated family man. The boxing community is urged to aid his widow and six children. In a separate note, a Beverly Hills stripper testifies before a federal grand jury probing Mickey Cohen’s financial affairs, saying she had no documents to present.
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Rudell Stitch
Butch
Ohio River
Stitch
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
San Francisco
Mickey Cohen
New York Co op Apartments Spread Amid Midincome Growth
The article discusses the rise of cooperative apartment houses in New York and across the nation as middle income families trend from single family homes to rentals. It notes tax benefits occupancy stability and tenant management as advantages while warning about stock and mortgage risks and the new escape lease provisions. It mentions 140 co op apartments either built underway or planned and explains how older buildings have converted to co ops.
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New York
Selvng
Tu Fon
New York City
Mildilly
Building Corporation
Coop Buildings
Douglas L. Elliman
Build Your Own Swimming Pool 42 Page Catalog
Catalog offering above and below ground pools, equipment, and supplies. Credit on first order. Send to Consolidated Pool Box 259 Clymer NY. Pool kit options and accessory lines detailed for do it yourself buyers.
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Consolidated Pool
Clymer, N
Tax benefits of owning rental units across major cities
A fragmented note discusses tax reductions tied to owning rental properties in cities like Chicago Boston Los Angeles and Milwaukee. It mentions a tenant paying 4000 annually could deduct up to 1600, reducing income taxes. It notes social status as a motive, and contrasts ownership with mere renting, highlighting varying financial incentives.
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Amon
Chicago
Mi Win
Boson
Tulsi
Sai Dirancison
Los Anstles
Kailids City
Lews
DeLruit
Milwaukee
Phila
Welputa
Aunet i
Hawaii
Hillman
Uae
Fire protection terms debated by township and borough
Johnsonburg fire protection contract faces termination July 12 if no satisfactory agreement. Township trustees weigh Johnsonboro’s request for 1500 to buy new fire equipment and 500 yearly for protection as city officials consider a six month extension.
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Johnsonbute Tine
North Rudgeway
Thesday
Johnsonoore
May Rainfall and Temps Show Historic Wet Month
May rainfall reached about nine inches nearly three times the long term average while temperatures drifted around average for May. Highs ranged from 32 to 90 with a powerfully variable day-by-day breakdown and only ten sunshine days.
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Corty
Voul
Ourliy
Expensive gag charge over airliner bomb report joke
Peter W. A. kew, 24, told a federal court jury that his bomb report on an air craft was a gag and only a joke. He faces up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine if convicted.
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New York
Peter W. Askew
Fear and Rumors Stop Congo Independence Tension
In Congo’s northern villages and Leopoldville a wave of fear and rumor surrounds independence on June 30. Natives gather empty crates at cemeteries, hoping white possessions will vanish or be seized. Barber shop crowds watch cars as tensions rise over a hoped wealth transfer and control.
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Evnemene
Rome
Leopoldville
Sone
Congo
United States
Belgium
Advisory board plans Vacation Bible School in July
The Cutting Sunday School advisory board met at the home of Mr. and Mrs Carl Marsh to plan a Vacation Bible School from July 8 to 18. Andrew Twist of Meadville will lead, sessions run 6 30 to 8 30 pm. Hostess served cake coffee and gelatin after the study. Also notes on local visits illnesses and social news. CORRESPONDENT DIES in Saltdean England William Courtenay 66, correspondent in World War I Pacific campaign for British papers, died yesterday.
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Cutting
Mirs Carl Marsh
Albert Bayle
Tendent
Acation Bible School
Andrew Twist
Meadville
Twist
Melanie Hapgood
Albert Bayley
Alden
Richard Garfield
Max Bemis
Union City
John ‘Geiger
Veterans Hospital
Erie
Carl B, Marsh of
Freoklin
Carl A. Marsh
Gordon Shampoe
Hamet Hospital
Myra Cherry
Raymond Harper
Mayville
N. Y
Helen Rouse
Minneapolis
Minn
Willey
Harborcreek
Donald Willey
Max Bemustillet
Tunis Clawson
Findley Lake
Sali
Clymer Central School
Janet Humphrey
Rose Willey
Faith Marsh
Henrietta Pless
Joan Storer
Kenneth Way
Judy Emory
Beverly Redding
Waldameg Park
Carl Marsh
Palth
Raymond Ohmer
Norma Long
Clymer
Pegey Welch
BE. K. Storer
David Fassett
Clifton Cooper
Earl Thompson
Lyle Bemis
Mary Roush
James Town
Douglas Klaus
Jamestown General Hospital
Saltdean
England
Wiliam Courtenay
Man Dies After Fall From Home Sun Deck
Erie official reports a one year old Erle man Charlies Frank Estes fell from a second story deck while painting his home yesterday morning. He died hours later at Erie Osteopathic Hospital. Coroner Merle Wood ordered an autopsy to confirm cause and noted rib fractures and a possible skull fracture. Estes fell after losing balance while leaning over a railing to speak to someone below. He died at 1:47 p.m.
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Erie
Erleman
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Charlies Frank Estes
Merle. Wood
Estes
Wood
Priest James De Herder Dies at 95 Leader in Norbertine Order
James De Herder priest and elder of the Norbertine Order in this country died yesterday at age 95. He was the longest serving member of the order and known for his vows and community leadership. The obituary notes his years of service and respect within the parish.
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DE Pere
James de Herder
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