Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Postal Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising rates and subscription details including annual and mail options, prices for local and restricted territories, and per copy charges. It notes Associated Press affiliation and billing terms for mailed subscriptions and notices publication rights.
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Corry Evening Journal
Sandsy
West South Street
Corry
Golegrove
Wiliam B. Lombard
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
4Th Bt
New York
Michigan’ Square
Obicngo
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit Chamber of Com
Pittsburch
Weightmen
Philadelphi
Associated Press
Cory Pa
Carter
Misplaced Authority in Corry Plant Police Debate
Testimony last Saturday described a worker struck head five times by a special officer at a local plant. The superintendent urged continued blows, drawing sharp criticism of policing tactics and calls for bonds and careful commission of industrial policemen.
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Corry
Frank B. Hepler
Stanley H. Nichols
Nichols
Corry Group Forms Auto Dealers Association Dinner Held At Hotel Phoenix
Twenty years ago the Corry automobile dealers formed a permanent association after a dinner at Hotel Phoenix led by Frank Barden who directed the 1991 and 1922 auto shows. Officers named included Louis Sears as president Walter Merrick as vice president Glenn Brooks as secretary and Frank Betts as treasurer. The Corry Rod and Gun Club held a meeting with business transacted and plans for a sportsmen film at Rex theatre this month or early April. Harold In aged years and 10 months died after illness at Dy. Wende hospital. He was grandson of Wesley Howard of Corry. Corry High girls overwhelmed by opponent 37 to 7 at Armory court. The East Main Street Home and School Association met with a student play and strong attendance.
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Corry Auto
Phoenix
Frank Barden
Louis Sears
Walter Merrick
Glenn Brooks
Frank Betts
Corry
Rex
Harold
Harold Howard
Buffalo
Dy. Wende
Wesley Howard
Spreading the Cost for War Tax Burden Rise
A wartime tax appeal urges taxpayers to accept higher income levies to support Allied forces. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau argues the war tax is essential and cheaper than defeat, praising sacrifice at home to back soldiers. The piece frames taxes as a moral duty and urges continual giving to keep troops supplied.
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Sam
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Gaele Sem
Adolf Hitler
Daily Dozen Health Report During Wartime
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania compares current American health to World War I fears. Death rate fell from 74 per 1,000 last year to a lower figure this year with notable gains in ages 1 to 4 and 5 to 34. Pneumonia and tuberculosis deaths show sharp declines since 1917, and overall health is described as excellent despite wartime problems.
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Situation brightens in Dutch East Indies fight reports
Readable notes suggest the United Nations show improved resolve in the Dutch East Indies theater as Pentex and Japanese forces clash. Advices indicate the Japs may still press, but Allied counteractions appear firmer, signaling a shifting balance in the bitter fighting for Jaye and surrounding areas.
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Jaye
Dutch East Indies
Pentex
United Nations
Meratolore
Daily Quiz Questions From Classified Columns
A jumble of quiz queries covers geography, government, history, and language while a narrative note hints at wartime cinema. The items include Tokyo to Honolulu distance, Alaska capital, senatorial election method, Thor’s weekday, Mountain Meadows incident, cabinet ranks, Joan of Arc, women's suffrage in the South American nations, Eretz Yisrael Fistin, and a film titled One Poet.
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Tokyo
War
Navy
Warren County Blackout Impresses Defense Council
Warren March 4. The Warren County Defense Council reports the first wartime blackout a success with over 60 percent effectiveness. Starting at nine, lights went out townwide except fest industries. Wardens coordinated under Allen M. Gibson and William Stuary with about 600 wardens patrolling to ensure no lights showed until the all clear at 9 10. Residents heard sirens, blackout began in outlying areas at 8 57 to 9, and a calm subdued alert process followed.
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Warren
Warren County
Citzens
Allen M. Gibson
William Stuary
Raid Warren
Drafting for Women Course Planned at State College
The Pennsylvania State College engineering defense training program offers an evening drafting course for women to prepare for defense jobs. Registration occurs Thursday and Friday evenings March 5 and 6 at the Junior High, with other courses in Time and Motion Study and Manufacturing fields available to both men and women. Eligible students are high school graduates. costs cover kit deposits and textbooks. The piece also notes early colonial shipmasters retiring well by age 90.
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Pennsylvania State College Engineering
Pillsburgh Distrck
Seek Heirs to $40,000 Estate of Ex-Corryites
Corry paper reports a New York attorney handles disposal of a large Souter estate once thought to be between 40000 and 60000 dollars. Oliver and Wilson Souter and sister Louise left a fortune after brothers died in tragedy. An heir search spans Corry, Dumond and New York, with possible link to Dudley English of Dumond.
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New York
Souter Brothers
Florida
Souter
Oldee Corry
James
Charles Tnalish
Souters
Maby
Corry
Jim Baslish
Daniel O' Sullivan
New York City
Corny
Ploritia
Dumond
N. J
Dudley D. English
English
Aljorfrey O'Sullivan
New York J
West 4Ath Street
Smth Souter
Richard Francis Somer
Casade
Pennsylvania
Doluse Souter
John Suter
East Street
Olieved
John Souter
Cuithren
Wilson J
Villieh
Catheys
Canada
Joh W
Catherine Souter
O'Sullivan
State Senate Passes Home Rule Amid Debate
The State Senate approved a constitutional amendment to grant home rule to local governments, letting towns fix own salaries for appointed officials. The measure, sponsored by Mullery Stevenson and Coleman, advances to House approval and voter referendum. The debate centered on local control versus state guidance as the bill awaits action in the 1943 session. The article also includes unrelated genealogical notes about the Souter family from Corry, with historical claims and an estate inquiry by attorney O Sullivan.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsys
Senate
Charles R. Mullery
Eas Lipue
Toca
Mullery
Sen
George B. Stevenson
Mulhutta
Tb 33 1b 35 Ib 39 Percent
Tb 33 1b 35 Ib 39 percent appears in the fragment with no clear event or context. The readable text lists measurements and identifiers but lacks a coherent report of people places or actions for a full card. Additional readable details would be needed to craft a proper headline and summary.
Men Teachers at Warren Ask Salary Boost
Thirteen men teachers from Beaty school presented at a Warren school board meeting on Monday requesting a raise in fixed salaries. Spokesman Momiey Flaminti argued rising living costs justify a 4 to 8 percent increase for the current year with potential consideration for next year if costs stay high. He noted the teachers have 10 to 15 years experience and many intend Warren as permanent residence, supporting charitable causes. Board President W F Clinger said the board will consider the request in the future.
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Warren
Warrett Ban Af
Beaty School
Momiey Flaminti
Grup
Wiel
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Warsi
W. F. Clinger
Nineteenth False Alarm Troubles Erie Police
Erie police and firemen responded to another false alarm at box 497 near Shawnee at 8 20 p m Monday. The nineteenth false alarm from this box in nine days, leading investigators to suspect a single person behind the string of incidents. Several suspects were questioned and released as they could not be connected to the wave of alarms.
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Erie
Mar
Uespe Envris
Grove City Youth Missing In Action
Grove City youths are reporting that Jevle Hull, a Naval Reserve enlistee, is missing in action after a statement from his parents indicates he is housing from duty following a station at sea. Hull, a Grove City resident, graduated from the local high school last June and enlisted in the Naval Reserve last October. His parents received a telegram from the Navy Department promising more information.
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Grove
Manen
Jevle Hul
Pred
Hull
Summit
Jack
Naval Reserve
Navy Department
Deferments Granted to School Teachers
The board of education announced deferments for teachers, extending their exemption from selective service until the current school term ends on June 4. Superintendent Glendis H Rickert told members that several teachers including Hvletian B, Feit, and ONeill would remain in teaching positions, with the term providing time to decide future enlistment.
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Serines
Mullen
Phiny Beate
Glendis H Rickert
Cohidels
Board of Education
State proposes bills to raise unemployment compensation
Harrisburg March 4. Unemployment compensation would rise under bills to be introduced next week. Changes include higher maximum weekly benefits from 15 to 18 dollars, floor rates up to 40 dollars, shorter waiting period before payments, longer total payment duration to 16 weeks, and allowance of partial employment while on benefits.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Restoration of Labor
APL
Wee
James L. McDevitt
Federation
Lewis G. Hines
Labor
Hines
Senate
McDevitt
Perralt
Man Struck by Auto Disappears Near Snowbound Road
Sam Sorenson of West End was struck by a motor vehicle in snowy conditions on March 4 while walking to work at the Jewell factory. He suffered undetermined injuries and was found buried in snow beside the highway after the driver Cecil Ordway stopped and aided him. Sorenson later reportedly returned home, with hospital transport and status unclear.
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MV. Jewety
Sam Sorenson
West End
Pn Mutomoblie
Sfelock
Arlow
Mr. Jewell Fannery
Toiners
Anatize
Dewsenawbank
Cecil Ordway
Ordway
Sorenson
Kase Hospital
Mt Nebo
State covers remaining portion of the steakly allowance
The text notes the state will make up the difference in the steakly allowance, ensuring the total is met. It reflects a financial adjustment where state funds supplement a shortfall. Details such as who receives the allowance and the exact amounts are not provided.
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