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Fragmentary notice from a historic newspaper outlines Associated Press republication rights and mail rates. Mentions Post Office duties, second class mail, and subscription charges in various territories.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1947
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from a historic newspaper outlines Associated Press republication rights and mail rates. Mentions Post Office duties, second class mail, and subscription charges in various territories.
After World War II, many European elections failed to give the Communist parties a majority. In France and Italy, Communist candidates ranged 20 to 30 percent, with Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland reporting varied but generally lower shares. Britain elected 93 Socialists or Labourites to three Communists in 1946, reflecting limited postwar support for communism.
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A completed dwelling by Contractor A W Harmott on Raymond Ave draws interest from local and nearby builders. The two inch space between poured concrete walls, water proofing and asphalt membrane prove effective during floods. Costs are higher than frame methods, but material shortages drive use. Pat Gallagher warns gaming profits must be taxed. enforcement will target slot machines and car-sale profits. Bil Lewis reports job satisfaction as Connersville hotel manager. Coca Cola price disputes lead Corry stores to raise seven cent sodas. A wedding accident injures the groom driving without a license. Mrs Jack Paulson receives visit plans after Hillview treatment. Townsend J Van Wert, longtime Corry man, dies at 72.
Stamp enthusiasts gathered as several Civil War era covers entered town with a visiting collector. A small group examined the items, noting some pieces were in fairly good condition and others showed wear.
The column patchwork notes Garry fans at a club show, a Wilcox Grocery reopening after a three month absence, and residents welcoming back a popular ex-store employee. It reports on McLinighlin homestead sale, Columbus riders eyeing a future riding academy, and merchants discounting inventories with Friday night bargains amid rain. It mentions the Will Sandy band heading to Tucson, a Navy officer returning from Antarctica, Air Commuting’s proposed New York area link, and a Corry plant weighing a new home appliance idea. It closes with local reminiscences of Deo Wall, a 28 year East, and a brief Coventry crash near Leesburg.
A city rule requires poultry be penned at least 29 feet from dwellings and 10 feet from streets. A neighbor complained prompting an enforcement sequence observed near a meter during an overtime parking incident. Officer Aikens and headquarters orders shaped the response as a note on a local nuisance escalated to potential prosecution.
A garbled local column notes a trout farming venture by Green Spring Co Inc at Newville Cumberland County and plans for trout dinners by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Anderson. It mentions car prices from $325 to $550 over cost, flag history from Mayflower to 1775, and police actions against pinball machines in Corry.
Twenty years ago reports note ongoing city election chatter as closures approach. Expirations of two school directives and two commissioners are due this year. Five individuals are detained in Titusville over alleged thefts including six chickens and an oil tire. Local property changes include VanTassel buying land on East South Street and Oscar Frith planning a new structure at East Irving and Center. Bear Creek bridge contracts were awarded to four firms after bids opened by council.
Thieves forced entry at the Corry Ad Batare last evening injuring a rear window and entering the storeroom. The intruders left a $265 14 change. J B Zum, once a Portway player and railroad telegraph operator, visited the site this morning after a prior era with Joseph Ebauizh and the P RR.
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