Corry Journal details circulation and ad rates at a glance
Corry Journal lists offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia. Advertising and subscription rates are given with prices per year and per six months, plus mailing and currier options. Display deadline set at 9 0 a m previous publication date.
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Corry Journal
South Street
Garry
Gary Soening
Publaster
George R. Sample
Genermal
Allan Hasbrouck
Ka McLaughlin
G.T Bergman
National Advertising Representtive
Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicuzi
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelpha
AP News
Corry
Currier
Conservation of Wildlife Faces Acute Threat from Overhunting
As populations grow and more people hunt, wildlife conservation grows urgent. Shorter seasons and lower bag limits have begun, with enforcement tightened, but attitudes of hunters and fishermen remain the core obstacle. A shared conservation ethic is needed to prevent future shortages of game.
Corry Notes of Local Events and Changes
A jumble of Corry news covers a near-miss at a scrap site, a bingo game theft, and school plans including a new neighborhood school site. It notes Elks ceremonies, a wrestling coach resignation, band requests, and CPA meeting attendance, plus local errands, promotions, and staffing moves among residents and professionals.
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Evelyn Rosch
McInnes Land
Edward Roach
Mansfeld
William E. Kellogg
East South Street
Michael Baker
Pans Out
Corrylles
Washington School
Washinton Street
Elks
William Rodemeyer
Eisenhower in Taiwan presses on with anti war aim on Quemoy
President Eisenhower spoke from Nationalist island stronghold asserting resolve to outlaw war and promote the rule of law while praising Taiwan’s economic progress under Chang Kai-shek. He criticized Peiping and reiterated support for the Republic of China in the United Nations.
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Formosa
Quemoy
Pedping
Eisenhower
Eds
Peiping
Chang Kai-shek
Free
China
Reds
Taiwan
Eisenhower Anid
Bradford Census Error Skews County Population Totals
A tabulation error in the Pittsburgh bureau double counted Bradford City's population, masking a decline in McKean County’s 1960 total. Bradford City reported 16,014, while county totals showed 69,270, masking a 2,340 drop from 1950’s 66,607 when corrected.
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Saadford
Pittsburgh
U. S. Bureau of Te
Bradford City
McKean
Rickley
Associated Prew
Associated Press Bureau
Pennsylvania State
Eisenhower praises Formosa reform and U S aid drive
President Eisenhower notes Formosa’s economic progress and praises Nationalist Chinese land reform as fair and dynamic. He says U S support will rise next year to boost industrial growth and cites land reform as a model for other nations while contrasting it with mainland conditions.
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United States
Formosa
U. S
Eisenhower
Memories of Corry and London Wartime Resolve
The report recalls Corry memories and notes Churchill in the House of Commons pledging Britain will fight on despite French setbacks. City bonds of 9,900 dollars will have interest reduced to three percent via voluntary action by holders, saving on city bond charges. City Council discussed plans and estimates for a band shell in City Park to replace the dilapidated stand, aiming to win liberal support for the project.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
British Empire
France
Wedding and notices from June 18 1920 itemizes two marriage events and local news
The home of Mr and Mrs J G Kolstee hosted a pretty wedding Wednesday afternoon as Miss Marion L Raymond became the bride of J W Homer Kolstee The Perkins family annual reunion occurred at the home of Thad and Mrs Perkins on Liberty street Howard Wilson Bosworth of this city earned a Bachelor of Science from Allegheny College Howard Crandall left for Kane to join the team for Sunday’s game
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J. G. Kolstee
Route 6
Marion L. Raymond
Q. B. Raymond
J. W. Homer
Kolstee
Perkins
Thad Perkins
Liberty Street
Howard Wilson Bosworth
Allegheny College
Howard Crandall
Nome
Kane
Wife and Sons Stage Mass Graduation From Colleges
Titusville AP reports Preston T. Bishop and his family celebrate multiple bachelor degrees this summer. Mrs Bishop earns at Edinboro State College, Preston Jr at Indiana State College, Joseph at University of Kentucky, and William at University of Pittsburgh. Preston Sr notes a University of Alabama graduate among the family.
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Titusville
Preston T
Bishop
Edinboro State College
Preston Jr
Indiana State College
Joseph
University of Kentucky
William
University of Pittsburgh
Bishop Br
University of Alabama
Edinboro
William Ore
Mercer County Woman Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Isabelle B. Abernathy of Hickory Township was found guilty by a Mercer County jury of second degree murder in the shooting of her estranged husband George Abernathy. The verdict followed about three hours of deliberation. She testified she was not in her husband’s presence when he was shot last March 3 on the Sharon Mercer road near the west house of Thm 62.
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Mercer County
Mercer
Isabelle B. Abernathy
Hickory Township
George
Sharon- Mercer Road
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Erie
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EF. Armitage
Ania
Dallas C. Snnley
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State Institute of Cpa
Bedford
Meadville
John H. Clark
Pleasantville
Chicora
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Edina Johnson
Oscar A. Johnson
West Church Street
Corry Area
Douglas Ny
Sorengan
Sandra L. Cochran
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Elmer Alexander Atte
Dick Paul
Sof
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Ford Motor Co
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I-M
Outdoor Life
Chautauqua ‘Lake
East
Arthur Davis
Chautaugus Lake
Jamestown
Soree
Grace Warner
Jane Richmond
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Chevy
Long Beach
California
Bernie Stone
Petrolans
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Fa
Bradford
Sue Evans
Corry’s Smart Women's Shop
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Flye Rexall
Center St
Barney
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Philgo
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Philco
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