Corry Evening Journal details and advertising rates
Corry Evening Journal notes publication details including editors and managers, national ad reps, and address chains in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. It lists postal terms, year subscriptions and single-copy prices, and display advertising deadlines.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allen Hasbrouck
John McLaughan
G. T
Corry
Currier
Corry Buying Holds Up in Survey of Buying Power
A distorted OCR summary notes Corry, amid recession, showing stronger income than many regions. Local 1960 retail sales reached 12,581,000 dollars, up from 1959’s 12,496,000, with per‑household income about 5,735 dollars. The piece argues Corry remains central in a low spirits area, despite shrinking business activity.
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Corry
We Nation
We’re Knuckling Under Again on Naclavac Spy Case
The United States faces a clash over Miroslav Naclavac accused of spying for Czechoslovakia. Washington asserts the right to detain him, while Prague says he was accredited to the United Nations, not the U.S. The dispute questions national sovereignty versus UN involvement, with critics arguing this trend weakens U.S. autonomy and national security.
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Miroslav Naclavac
United States
United Nations
Naclavae
Czechoslovakia
Naclavac
United Nalsons
Nadlavac
Washington, DC
Nadavac
United Nations Organization
Hold Rites For Mrs Ilva Watrous
Rites were held from the Bracken Funeral Home yesterday at 2 p.m. Rev H Ray Hur officiated. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Survivors included Vernon Watrous and family and many friends from Corry and Washe Township.
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Tof Mire
H Ray Hur
Haley Koltee
Pole Schurman
Tyan Hatch
Burl Pirroe
Roy Boraiavis
Richard Querreveld
Vernon Watreus
Fanlly
North Glymer
Cuttyte Harvey
Toledo
Ohln
Leor Fich
Carlton Wandard
Kathe Ladd
Corry and
Washe
Pittsburgh Holdups At Second Federal Savings and Loan
FBI agents and city police hunted two men who robbed the Second Federal Savings and Loan Association in Pittsburgh's Homewood station yesterday. They tied up an armored guard and a clerk while a customer watched as they fled with about $9,600 from cash drawers.
Carl Foreman the rise of a Hollywood writer tycoon
Hal Boyle profiles Carl Foreman born 47, once a carnival Barker, now a supposedly highest paid screenwriter. He recalls poverty row beginnings in Sunset Boulevard, early struggle, and later success with films like High Noon Bridge on the River Kwai Guns of Navarone and The Mouse That Roared. Foreman notes today’s script fees from 3500 to 175000 200000 with a percentage of the picture.
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New York
Carl Foreman
Carl
River Kwai
Navarone
Rhodes
Mediterranean
Foreman
Chicago
Poverty Row
Sunset Boulevard
Jesus
Crawford County Ranks High in Local School Support
Crawford County schools lead 67 counties in local effort toward education funding per pupil though county wealth ranks 42nd. Local mills contribute 14.7 toward education, while state aid runs 244 mills per district, with statewide average 102 mills. MISS BLATT SPEAKS Harrisburg Genevieve Blatt plans to address 65 municipal police graduates at the State Police Academy in Hershey on June 20.
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Grawford County
Crawford County
Lawsui County
Miss Blatt
Harrisburg
Thlerpus
Genevieve Blatt
State Police Academy
Hershey
Tenant Admits His Cigarette Started Fire
A Kessler Building tenant admitted setting a Sunday morning fire with a cigarette, causing 32 000 damage. Erie Fire Department chief inspector Grenberg said no charges could be filed without wilful intent, while the DA ruled out criminal negligence. One resident, 70 year old Mrs Anni Snow, remained in fair condition after second degree burns. three others escaped injury.
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Kessler
Joh Grenberg
Erie Fire Department
Grenberg
Corp
Russell Anderson
Lawrence Park
Herbert J. Johnson Jr
Anni Snow
Famat Hospital
Uncle Sam aims to lure more foreign visitors this year
New York AP report notes a U S effort to boost international tourism, with focus on cost, distance, and language barriers for travelers. The piece highlights government, industry, and marketing roles in expanding visits and expenditures by foreign guests this year.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Ridgway Area Man Dead In Gun Accident
John W. Covel, 46, of Halton Elk County died when a rifle discharged as he used it to strike a porcupine. Covel and his wife Ethel 39 were hunting groundhogs and were seated in their car along a road when the incident occurred. State Police Cpl. James Johnston provided the account.
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Sldgway Inc
John W. Covel
Halton
Elk County
James Johnston
Covel
Johnston
Ethel
Fire Chief Grimm Found Dead In Suspected Suicide
Pittsburgh Mt. Oliver Fire Chief John H Grimm aged 60 was found dead yesterday in his yard from a suspected self inflicted gunshot wound. The investigation continues as flames gutted a building causing damage to four rooms and the attic. Firefighters battled for about three and a half hours with about 40 men. A female tenant Mrs Shaw was found in an apartment and an unidentified male tenant escaped via a window ledge. Insurance details were discussed by Grenberg with some policies not yet determined.
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Pittsburgh
John H Grimm
Mt. Oliver
Shier
Theight
Temple Grimm
Western Pennsylvania Fire Chiefs Association
Adjestors Tday
Grenberg
Shaw
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A reflective line about spoken and printed language contrasts ephemeral speech with lasting print, suggesting the permanence of written records in culture and memory. The piece emphasizes how texts endure beyond spoken conversations and how both forms shape communication across communities.
Travel trade eyes Soviet link and broader international tourism
Government bodies and private firms seek to overcome barriers with advice from an Intourist official in New York about direct Moscow New York air service. They forecast growth in Soviet visitors and a large influx of overseas travelers, Latin Americans, and Canadians, with economy packages and expanded interpreter services as key strategies.
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Intourist
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Latin America
South America
Miami
Grentorotress
American Express
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago
June 1941 Portsmouth New Hampshire reports Navy high command believes sunken submarine O-9 and its 33 crew may lie entombed 440 feet down after stern damage from underwater pressure. Mayor Hepler appoints L J Kelly to police department, the sole applicant passing civil service exams. Early morning, intruder tries Elk home break in on North Center Street. janitor Leroy Brady disturbs the suspect at 4:30 AM.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Mavy
High Command
Hepler
L. J. Kelly
Kelly
Elk
North Center Street
Leroy
Brady
Stuka Brothers Start City Bus Route in 1921
June 21 1921 reports Stuka Brothers running a city bus with four trips per day each direction via Lovells Elgin Wattsburg Lowville and Belle Valley. H C Pierce injured at Clark Son Lumber Yard but not seriously. Pennsylvania railroad crossings to have watchmen starting tomorrow. Kenneth Gould of Niagara Falls visiting parents here for a week.
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Stuka Brothers
2He
Lovells
Elgin
Wattsburg
Lowville
Belle Valley
East Main Street
Clark & Son
Kenneth Gould
Niagara Parls
City
Mr. N and
Mrs
James Gould
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