Corry Evening Journal masthead and misc publication notes
The item presents the Corry Evening Journal masthead with staff roles and addresses, including publisher George R. Sample and general manager Allan Hasbrouck, plus advertising manager John McLaughlin and others. It lists Associated Press rights, postal details, and subscription rates, plus advertising deadlines and display ad info.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughn
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Government Run Giants Dominate Economy Says Chronicler
A sweeping analysis argues that large government linked enterprises in pulp, steel, insurance, power, and other sectors form a vast, tax free, state backed economy. It claims such units employ thousands, control millions of acres, and threaten private industry by expanding public competition across the continental United States.
Hal Holbrook to retire Mark Twain portrayal after 130 years
Hal Holbrook announces retirement of his Mark Twain solo act after performing the role for 130 years across 14 countries and three continents. He plans a worldwide tour, a new Lincoln themed solo act, a Mark Twain lecture tour, and a musical adaptation of Huckleberry Finn, starting with a contemporary drama by Karl Wittinger on August 18.
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We Might As Well Keep Killing
AWOL Army men at Port Hood Texas May 24 faced disciplinary actions. Latham served six months for misconduct and taking $40, York received six months for AWOL. York said they aimed to escape the “rat race” outside. An early reference mentions Edward Guidrox and a death near Baton Rouge with unclear details.
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Port Hood
Tex
Latham
Soldive
York
Edward Guidrox
Baton Rouge
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Hal Boyle's Americana on postwar identity and impersonation
Hal Boyle reflects on the craft of celebrity impersonation, noting the deep work behind a convincing mimicry. He recalls a veteran patient and a doctor hired to study identity, detailing his own transformation from Mark Twain impersonator to modern TV makeup demands, spending hours preparing for appearances.
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Mentid Hospital
HC Faue
Ely
Parsons
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Mark
Dollar worries as gold flow shifts amid stagflation fears
U S dollar outlook remains fragile despite steadier gold outflow in recent weeks. Analysts warn Britain faces currency pressure as imports surpass exports and gold reserves dwindle, signaling risks to London and New York markets unless structural issues in those economies improve.
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Dollar deficit narrows after pledge to defend the dollar
The deficit stemmed from a larger outflow of dollars abroad for imports aid military bases private investment and travel than returned by exports overseas investments and services. The dollar run halted after pledges by the Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations to protect the dollar and maintain the gold price.
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Seek Next of Kin for Graves Relocation at Kinzua
Army Corps of Engineers resumes locating next of kin for about 2000 graves in Kinzua and Morrison Run Cemeteries. The goal is consent for relocation as part of the Kinzua Dam project. Cemeteries will be moved to permit construction, with plans for new burial sites after descendants are notified.
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Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago June 13 1941
In Corry yesterday Miss Dorothy Mae Rickers 138 West Frederick street hospital with severe injuries after an auto crash on East Main street while riding with T G Williams. Rev J Edward Feeney to deliver Bacalaureate Sermon for St Edward's High School 1941 graduates. Measles cases reported quarantine in Edward Krone 5 Clara Lammers 12 Richard Powers Corry and Robert Thompson Columbus. Troop 70 Boy Scouts completed a boat trip down Brotenstraw and Allegheny rivers to a camp near Oil City.
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Unusual ball game set at Shady Ave K K grounds
In 1921 Columbus meets the local team at Shady avenue and South street with ladies invited to bring box hunches for a boxed auction. Mr and Mrs P T Babbitt travel to State College for their son Franklin’s graduation exercises. Edward Drake is badly injured after being thrown from a wagon. A $100 reward is offered for information to arrest and convict those who broke into the offices and stole contractor equipment. Valley Association of Washington Burgh urges rejection of Army Engineers $5000 canal study funds from Beaver to Ashtabula and favors different study approaches. Engineers plan to locate grave sites before flooding from the Allegheny Reservoir after Kingua Dam completion.
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Kennedy faces aging world leaders in 1969 outlook
James Marlow reports that if Kennedy serves two terms, he will be younger than most current world leaders in 1969. The piece lists leaders like Khrushchev, Macmillan, Mao Tse-tung, Adenauer, Chiang Kai-shek, Salazar, Nehru, de Gaulle, Tito, Franco, and notes the rising nuclear threat from China.
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Stop Gardner group withdraws bid to halt mayoral race
Erie AP report says the Stop Gardner group withdraws its petition aimed at overturning the nomination of Mayor Arthur J. Gardner for re election. Supporters of City Councilman Michael A. Cannagino said yesterday they will drop the court bid alleging improper voting practices in the May 16 Democratic primary.
Senate approves Kennedy housing bill with party-line votes
In Washington the Senate passed the Kennedy administration's $6.1 billion housing bill by 64 to 25. Both of Pennsylvania's two senators, Democrat Joseph Clark and Republican Hugh Scott, joined the majority in voting yes. The measure funds housing programs and related initiatives.
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