Corry Evening Journal Advertising and News Details
The fragment lists newspaper branding, publisher and staff credits, advertising rates, public and corporate addresses, the Associated Press exclusive rights note, mailing options, and delivery charges. It reflects 19th or early 20th century newspaper boilerplate and distribution terms.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A.D. Golegrove
Krtmur
Golegrove
George Simple
Fred Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Detroit Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Carry
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Twenty Years Ago Election Debates and Prosperity Notes
A 1930s style reminiscence reviews past election heft and economy. It cites Dewey support, Farley’s era questions, and 1950s campaign themes while noting local traffic light rejections and a diocesan contest in Erie. The piece weaves political memory with local events and historical economic booms and slumps.
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Dewey
James A. Farley
Wiehie
Traces of Prosperity and Shifts in 1980 Midterms
The passage notes that spring and economic activity were about average and that Truman's influence in 1948 did not drive prosperity. It highlights a counter that became more prosperous by the 1980 midterms, replacing a Democratic majority with a Republican one in both houses.
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Truman
Millcreek to Build $300000 Gym At Millcreek
A $300,000 appropriation by the Pennyloquin School Housing Authority will fund a 1,000 seat gymnasium at the projected Millcreek township high school. Approval came at an authority meeting in Harrisburg led by Gant RO Bartman, executive director. The grant brings the school district total to $1,612,000 for the project on West ABHouse and Ciuehey Road, with Millcreek to carry the debt through annual Pennsyl Authority payments.
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Pennyloquin School Housing Authority
Ciuehey Road
Georgy Schall
Millcreek Township
Millcreek
Pennsyl Authority
Government debt notice urges Hoover commission action
A public appeal argues the federal debt of 252.495 billion dollars, equating to 1772 dollars per person, and calls for Hoover commission recommendations to be enacted. It lists Congress members Corry, Myers, Martin, and Currull D. Kearns with Washington DC addresses.
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Congress
Hoover Commission
Corry
Francis Myers
Edward H. Martin
Senate
Currull
D. Kearns
House
Washington, D.C
Johnstown Officials Seek New Census Count in 1950 Figures
Johnstown Virginia June 21 city leaders call for a new census count after a proposed tally shows 64 728 residents, down from 66 000 in 1950 while dwelling units rise by 1 050. They urge Representative John P. Saylor to request another enumeration.
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Johnstown
John P. Saylor
R-Pa
Moore barley harvest delays prompt stiff stem issue
The new Moore barley shows a stem that stays stiff until harvest, complicating cutting and raising concerns about harvest timing and potential yield impacts for growers and adaptors in the field.
Milk Strike Parleys Deadlocked In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh June 21 Peace talks to end the 43 day milk strike stalled again over wage and hour terms. Mayor David L Lawrence urged progress and kept dealers and workers talking for about 40 minutes, with a new meeting set for 4 p.m. EST. The Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers Association proposal failed to meet terms set by AFL Local 203 Milk and Ice Cream Salesmen and Dairy Employes. Lawrence remained hopeful that limited give and take could yield a settlement.
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Ene
Pittsburgh
David L Lawrence
Uwehows
Greater Pittsburgh Milk Dealers Association
AFL
Lawrence
Shor
Sidelined talks fail to yield accord on core demands
Both sides held to previously fixed positions but failed to reach a settlement. The stalemate centers on the principal demands of the 3,250 participants, signaling a protracted dispute unless concessions occur.
Union Proposes Five Day Week and Driver Pay Rise
The union seeks a five day work week with sit days' pay, raises drivers' daily minimum from $10 to $13.50, and restoration of a two sent a bottle cut in commissions as part of the bargaining agenda.
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