Local newspaper masthead and contact details
Publisher Arthur Colegrove and Managing Editor George Sample are listed along with advertising representatives and office addresses for Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc. in New York, Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia. The Associated Press rights, post office entry, and subscription and advertising rate notes follow. Display deadline and distribution terms are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Colegrove
George Sample
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber’ of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Corry
Tax Reduction as mood antidote and teachers’ role
The piece weighs whether further personal income tax cuts would spur the economy, noting mixed past results from 1945 to 1949 and the 1929 era. It cites the 1946 tax cuts coinciding with recovery, yet 1949 recession ending without new cuts. It also presents a rule urging teachers to model citizenship, citing Dr. Andrew Holt on voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew H. Holt
University of Tennessee
Midwest Educational Meeting
City Council cuts back tax penalties for 60 days
Twenty years ago March 6 1984 report notes City Council reduced back tax penalties to six percent for a 60 day period. Mayor Miller suggested the measure which was approved unanimously to spur early payments of delinquent assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tast Night
Miller
How Smart Are You Test Your National Facts
A reader quiz asks seven questions on language origins and current events. It covers Lent etymology, U.S. car production, Panama Canal level, FEPC employment laws, YMCA versus YWCA membership, Terry Brennan’s role, and early blooming plants. The piece prompts civic duty and tests general knowledge.
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Uta
Panama
FEPC
YMCA
YWCA
United States
Terry Brennan
Baltimore Orioles
Notre Dame
Brooklyn Dodgers
Calumet Farm
Discharges and civic notes from East Soult area
ROAMING ROUND reports Don ald B. Sturdevant of East Soult street received honorable discharge and new assignment with the National Guard unit. Banking course for Martin Keppel at Mellon Bank in Pittsburgh noted. A legal dispute over household furnishings following separation is described. City plans radio maintenance funding and debates bar business outlook amid price pressures. John Millon discharged after two years in Japan and Korea. son of Merle and Concord residents mentioned.
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Donald B. Sturdevant
East Soult Street
U.S. Army
Erie Unf
Corry
Girm Yi
Tetrila
Martin Keppel
National Bank
Mellon National Bank and ‘Trust Company
Pittshireh
John Millon
Fort George Monde
Melvane
Japan
Korea
Merle Miller
Concord
Lmost
Unusual mine finds amid drained reservoir report and theater plans
In a district water excavation a drained reservoir revealed several old explosive mines from World War I, a rare find noted amid other chatter about Blatt Theatre’s plan for a larger screen. College notices include George Bagley on Dean’s List at Houghton College and Pi Lambda Theta initiation for Mirs Heerlein. Other items mention a canceled White House reception due to a congressional incident and a Puerto Rican incident in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatt Theatre
George Bagley
Gerald Bagley
Eastrying Street
Houghton College
Mirs Heerlein
Cornell University
Pi Limbda ‘Theta
Francis Durecki
Tyler
Waah- Jawton
White
PUC
PUG
Local notes on earnings, landlord action, and park aid
Financial earning picture shows a possible boost, a landlord may sue a former tenant for damages, a local business firm plans a major improvement with a forthcoming announcement, and a novel private lease plan for metered parking profits. Also mentioned are a 42nd wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Merle Hasell, a False advertising finding against Evil Water Conditioner, Mrs Glyde Weir’s heart attack, and John J. Astor sending The Times memorial volumes for American airmen.
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Merle Hasell
East Pleasant Street
Yesterny
Better Business Bureau
Edwardsville
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunkirk
Weir
William Dickson
Jamestown
Joes
U. S. Radiator Corp
Edward Walsh
Eagle Street
John J. Astor
London ‘Times
Times
Britain
Pfc
W. C. Walsh
Memorials and war losses featured in historical volume
The volume includes illustrations of key events Americans participated in and the memorials Brits erected, noting St Paul’s Cathedral memorial chapel. It also records Lieut Harold F. Walsh of the Air Force killed in action over Tunisia and says B D Mackensie of this city is executor of Mrs Hattie R. King’s Warren estate. It cites a 1953 U S birth rate of about 25 per 1,000.
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England
St. Paul's Cathedral
Walsh
Harold F. Walsh
Air Force
Tunisia
B.D. MacKensie
Hattie R. Kings
Warren
U. S
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Corry Evening Journal
West Bern Gaeler
D. Colegrove
Herman
Burlingame
Clay Cornell
Phoenix Hotel
William van Vleet
Faircough
Thdonesh
Colliers Radio & TV Service
North Center
Topp
Corgame Heater Corporation
Barney
South Center Street
L. J. Ognibene
Chiropody & Foot Orthopedics
NEW
St. Dial
South Second Avenue
Meerdink
Taske
Allowance Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Cady & Collier
Cya el Hy
Thomas Motors
Corry, Pa
Corry Beverage
Carlings
Iron City
Pabst
Blatz
Angelo Frisina
Prop
C.C.C
Franklin
Tional Bank of
the National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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