Corry Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Corry Journal lists staff roles including George F. Sampie as general manager and Allan Hasbrouck as advertising manager. It notes Bottinelli-Kimball Inc as national reps with offices in New York and Detroit. Subscriptions are $11 a year by mail in restricted territory with various other options and display advertising deadlines.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Tory Evening Journal
George FR. Sampie
Genwal Managre
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chivizo
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Monument to nothing spurs Washington outrage and mockery
Citizens in Washington mock a proposed 12 million dollar monument across the Potomac that would be a 64 foot wall enclosing 66 708 square feet of nothing. Critics deride the plan as boondoggling and question replacing established national tributes with a roofless structure.
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Washington
Congress
Virginia
Potomate River
Project Wall
Washington Monument
Fair Face
New York Summer Festival Tour Promises Big City Debut
City tourism push markets the Freedomland U S A debut and a wide slate of attractions in New York. The Erie Railroad tour packages a July 8 weekend from Corry with hotel stays, Broadway theater access, Freedomland visits, Radio City Music Hall and more for 40.75 dollars adults, 30.75 dollars children.
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York
Erie Railroad
Corry Evening Journal
New York
Disneyland
New York Coliseum
Central Park
U. S. Navy
Task Force
Erie
Lake Cities
Edison
Freedomland
International ‘Theater
Radio City Music Hall
Hitler's Paris Advance Opens Major France Offensive
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler's armies have moved into Paris as part of a large drive aimed at breaching the Maginot Line and crushing Allied forces in France. In other news, a two week canvass will gauge local support for an iron lung project with $600 raised, and a Flag Day parade with ceremonies at City Park plans to honor the American flag.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Paris
France
VFW
West Washington Street
Former Editor Dies In Harrisburg Funeral Set
Funeral services will be held here tomorrow for J. Herbert Walker 69 former editor of the Altoona Tribune He died at a Harrisburg Hospital yesterday following a brief illness.
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Harrisburg
J. Herbert Walker
Old
Altoona Tribune
Paver Sells New Player Piano In West Main Store
T A Paver purchased a new musical instrument for his West Main street shop. The mahogany case player piano and violin render fine music. Local sports note: Corry beat Titusville 5 to 2 at home with Billy Welsh pitching, then lost 4 to 3 in Sunday rematch at Queen City. News brief: Harding secured the Republican nomination for President announced via Journal wires Saturday evening.
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T. A. Paver
West Main Street
Harding
Journal Wires
Corry
Billy Welsh
Titusville
Queen City
Boy on Bike Killed in Washington Route 18 Crash
Jerry Simms of Washington was killed last night when his bicycle struck the side of a truck on Route 18. The truck driver, Timothy Connelly, 37, of Hopwood, Fayette County, was released on $5,000 bond pending a hearing tomorrow.
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Washington
Jerry Simms
Timothy Connelly
Hopwood
Fayette County
Scott Honored By State VP Endorsement
Pennsylvania delegates to the GOP convention endorsed Sen. Hugh Scott for vice president but the Pa Republican leader says he is not actively campaigning. He plans to go to Chicago early for GOP duties rather than Nixon campaign work. Scott chairs the Pennsylvania delegation and notes a caucus is set for the night before the July 24 session.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
Keystone State
GOP
Scott
Pennsylvania
Harold EB. Stassen
Philadelphia
Nixon
Thruston B. Morton
Chicago
National Committee
Why do women marry, Hal Boyle muses on marriage
Hal Boyle argues that marriage often rips women from independence and vitality. He contrasts a 22 year old woman's pre and post marriage life, noting losses in energy, cooking, finances, and social freedom, ending with a critique of the traditional view.
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New York
Bear Lake News Briefs Highlight Local Movements
Mrs Enoch Cornish Jr returns from Arizona. Thomas Smith family moves into a Goshen Road home purchased from Mrs Jesse. George Peterson of Chautauqua visits J C Manwaring. Bear Lake WSWS members attend Camp Brindley service. Gurnsey Sequine of Corry visits. WSWS holds monthly church meeting. Joyce Smith attends beauty school in Eric.
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Bear Lake
Enoch Cornish Jr
Arizona
Thomas Smith and Son
Jessé
Goshen Road
George Peterson
Chautauqua
J. C. Manwaring
WSWS
Camp Brindley
Gurnsey Sequine
Corry
Joyce Smith
Prank Smith
Eric
State Bolon Succumbs in Uniontown Pennsylvania
Uniontown hospital reports the death of Rep. Robert F. Wheeler Jr. D Fayette, longtime chairman of the State House Ways and Means Committee. In office since 1946, he had been hospitalized since May 23 and was nominated for another two-year term in the April primary. The piece notes a separate puzzling reflection on marriage and its perceived costs.
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Bolon
Uniontown
Robert F. Wheeler Jr
Fayette
Wheeler
State House
Ways and
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