Corry Evening Journal front page blurb andmasthead
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and regional offices including Gerry Evening Journal publisher George R. Sample and Allan Hasbrouck in advertising. It notes AP exclusivity for local news and provides postal rates, circulation, and advertising deadlines amid typical early 20th century newspaper business details.
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Allan Hasbrouck
John Mclaughin
G. T. Bergman
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Detroit
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Centennial preparations spark civic pride and big plans
The city shows growing enthusiasm for the upcoming centennial celebration with widespread crowd interest. Local organizers project a large turnout and emphasize a coordinated effort to showcase the community’s spirit and heritage.
Pennsylvania lawmakers face budget clash over pay raise
The Pennsylvania Legislature battles over a $780,000 yearly pay raise for lawmakers. Governor Lawrence sides with restraint as funds are unclear, auditors demand legal opinions before issuing checks, and a budget bill to cover the raise remains stalled. Taxpayers brace for higher costs while lawmakers push for self-funded pockets.
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Pennsylvania
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Pittsburgh Press
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A compact reflection on the enduring power of printed text versus spoken language. It contrasts ephemeral speech with lasting records, suggesting print preserves ideas beyond spoken memory and time. The note implies value in written documentation and archival permanence.
Solemn procession escorts remains through downtown to City Park
A fragmented account describes a Saturday procession through downtown to City Park for a solemn service for Mr Raynor. Victor Orenco chair and Frank Grice as deacon led the parade with Keystone Kops acting as escorts for the remains, a razor unclear in the fragment.
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Raynor
Victor Oren Cochairman
Centennial— Inc
Frank Grice
Keystone Kops
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Kennedy's early presidency faces scrutiny over decisions
James Marlow analyzes President Kennedy's pace and choices as he reads multiple papers, consults aides, and travels. He contrasts Kennedy's approach with Eisenhower's, noting Kennedy's three major foreign policy decisions, including the Cuba invasion, Laos cease fire, and talks with De Gaulle and Khrushchev. The piece also touches on criticism of past policy makers and notes a Washington coast heart attack death of former U.S. attorney Charles Toplin.
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Erie honors Archbishop Gannon on his 84th birthday
The Erie diocese marks Archbishop John Mark Gannon turning 84. Born in 1877 as the seventh child of Thomas and Julia Gannon, he was consecrated bishop in 1918, becoming the youngest bishop then and now the oldest active bishop in the United States. He plans a quiet day at St. Mark's Seminary and a priestly gathering in the diocese.
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St. Mark’s
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Joseph R. Rummelt
New Orleans
Pioneer dies in Los Angeles tuberculosis battle
Dr. Francis Marion Pottenger, 91, a pioneer in tuberculosis treatment and past president of the American Thoracic Society, former professor of medicine at the University of Southern California, died Saturday in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Francis ‘Marion Pottenger
Aiestehtate Naresiner
University of Southern California
Roosevelt names Hurton Stone chief justice of the United States
President Roosevelt nominates Hurton FP. Stone of New York to succeed Charles Evans Hughes as chief justice. Attorney General Robert H. Jackson to fill Stone’s vacancy. Damascus battle reported as British tanks clash with French warplanes near Syria’s capital. Fire damages a building at Thompson-Bibow Products Company in East Washington street. Corry Rod and Gun Club members shoot 50 yards with Carl Nelson top scorer. Corry Merchants softball wins three in a row. Clymer Central Hilt loses to Silver Creek in baseball title game with Bob Humphrey homer.
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Roosevelt
Hur- Tan FP. Stone
New York
Charles’ Evans Hughes
United States
Stone
Robert H. Jackson
Spring Creek
London
Damascus
Syria
Kissone
Thompson - Bibow Ple Products Company
Washington Street
Corry
Carl Nelson
Clymer Central Hilt School
Silver Creek
Chautauqua
Clymer
Bob Humphrey
Warren County youth drowns in creek near Youngsville
Warren Boy 17 from Warrenville, Dray, was swept by a creek current as his sister grasped his arm. Fire department staff spent 45 minutes reviving him. he died at 4 15 p.m. Dr R Peters of Youngsville declared the death accidental by drowning. He had just completed his junior year at Warren Area Joint High School and would have graduated in 1962. Body moved to Peterson Funeral Home. Coroner Ed LAWYY likely to issue an accidental death report.
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Geiger
Youngsville
R. Petersof
Peterson Funeral Home
Warren
Warren County
Ed Lawyy
Warren Area Joint High School
Women investors grow in prominence say banker Wortham
Howard F. Wortham of Trainer Wortham & Co. says women control a large share of wealth and participate in stock ownership but remain prone to both conservative and speculative tendencies. He notes rising sophistication, reliance on advisors, and a new supervisory service for $15,000 to $100,000 portfolios, with a growth bias and fees tied to portfolio value. He also cautions against greed and do it yourself investing for newcomers.
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Indies
Howard F. Wortham
Trainer, Wortham & Co
Sarvest
Wortham
Althouh
Nance
Stabbing Victim Improves at Erie Hospital
The 72 year old Clara Carrig, injured in a June 3 stabbing, is described as much better at Hamot Hospital in Erie. Detectives seek the attacker. a suspect questioned but released after she could not identify him. Police may have her view mug shots with medical clearance this week.
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Clara Carrig
Hamot
Taalest Siispeet
Carrig
Armand Chimenti
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