Corry Evening Journal publication notice and rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and office locations in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, notes Associated Press reprint rights, and provides mailing and carrier rates. Advertising deadlines are stated as 9 a.m. for the previous publication day.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allen Hasbrouck
John Melduchfin
G. T. Bergman
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Chicago
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Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
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AP News
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Youth Peace Corps plan gains support worldwide
President Kennedy proposes a permanent Youth Peace Corps to aid underdeveloped nations by placing American youths abroad with modest stipends. Early response is strong, with hundreds applying, and the program seen as boosting understanding, national welfare, and a reservoir of citizen participation.
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Kennedy
Congress
Peace Corps
Lenten Meditations on These Things Have I Spoken
Rev. Paul W. Bowlby reflects on John 14 15 31 explaining that Jesus spoke truths to reveal the kingdom and commanded love by keeping words The sermon notes the Holy Spirit will teach and remind believers of Jesus sayings urging vigilance against ignorance and sin.
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Paul W. Bowlby
Jesus
Corry News in Brief From March 7, 1841 Era
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls Corry School District restoration efforts for Walter H. Scots and a school directory update. A baby was born at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edwin Borstorff of Raymond Avenue. Powell Motors upset by Autlers League champions Elks, with Fetles scoring 655. Kinley and Sheen led the losers. The Cary Civic Greenhesten third concert features Miss Ever Anderson of Jensenstown as violinist.
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Walter H. Scots
Corry
Mardis Evettns
Odiy
Corry Hospital
Edwin Borstorff
Raymond Avenue
Kittner-Spiesmankegtera
Powell Motors
Elks
Crag
B Kinley
Sheen
Cary Civic Grehesten
Sean Monday
Mth Wtetock
Will Teature
Ever Anderson
Jainvstoiyn
Grange Bank Cashier Sworn In After Change at Spartansboro
Forty years after his departure from Pompe Tons with Citizens National Bank Wallice Welman assumed duties as cashier of the Grange Bank at Spartansboro this morning. Fred Kinley returns from Detroit after serving with U.S. Radiator Corp. plans for a Spring Creek Milling site near the new plant. Mrs J J Muehl comes home from Alden after rheumatism treatment.
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Wallice Welman
Citiens National Bank
Grange Bank
Spartansboro
Fred Kinley
Erie man jailed in shooting at Lake Pleasant road home
John Rafferty, 41, charged with weapons possession after a Sunday night shooting that wounded Rosemary Marsh, 27, at her Lake Pleasant Road home. Rafferty pled guilty to the charge before Alderman William Heisler. bond set at 500 dollars, hearing scheduled March 1. State Police continue investigation as Marsh remains hospitalized in critical condition.
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Muri
Papalee
Erie County Prison
Lake Pleasant Road
J. Vincent's Hospital
John George Rafferty
She Vontith
Wiliam Heisler
Rafferty
Aiderman
Rosemary Marsh
Kennedy ethics rules shape White House conduct
Washington AP reports President Kennedy has set eight ethical rules for government service, banning partisan pay, restricting gifts, and directing gifts above thresholds to the Smithsonian. A pledge to avoid writing for pay was signed, and a tightened Pentagon directive may limit military personnel from cashing in on experiences. The president also pledged to pass gifts to federal agencies for public use and to lead by example.
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Washington AP
Kennedy
Ole
I Mawesium
Whllite
Lillian Rogers Parks
White House
Lowing
Salinger
Smithsonian Institution
Pentagon
United States
Smithsonian
County Wexford
Ireland
Kinnedy
Harvard
Hit and Run Charge Ties to Brie Court Case
Lois S DeMartino faces a hit and run charge after allegedly fleeing an early Sunday accident scene. Charlotte Hecker, 18, of Shettiera Pa. identified the fleeing vehicle. witnesses noted the license number. DeMartino was arrested by Set Bue dgrossi and held on 3500 bond awaiting March 16 hearing.
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Lois S. DeMartino
Herman Buceivesst
DeMartino
Wao
Charlotte and
Hecker
Shettiera
Bucciarossi
Auto
Set
Buedgrossi
Genie J. Christoph
Real estate ad highlights multiple properties and prices
The notice lists several properties on Center Street and nearby blocks. Traction Building at 20-22 N Center St offers retail space and apartments with a new roof priced at 324 950. The Josepa Amoroso Home at 52 South Center St features 7 rooms and bath with garage at 8250. The Duffy Duplex at 404 S Center at Grove St is an income property now 36400 with land contract terms. Britten Home at 302 West Pleasant St is a private income property at 5800. prices include reduced amounts and payment options.
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the Traction
Center Street
Josepa Amoroso
South Center St
1St Ward
Duffy Duplex
S. Center
Grove St
Britten
West Pleasant St
War veteran declines Kentucky veteran bonus
Rankfort Kentucky reports at least one World War II veteran refuses Kentucky’s upcoming veteran bonus. Rep Frank Chelf D Kentucky notes Cheful served in the Army Air Forces and says the funds are better used for the state’s needy veterans.
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Rankfort
Kentucky
Frank Cheif
D-Ky
Gay
Bert Combs
Chelf
Army Air
Erie Couple Offers Bond Aid for Jailed Mother in Erie
An Erie couple seeks to post an 81000 bond to free Shirley Ann Munson of Lockport and her husband Roderick Manson, both in Erie County jail after pleading guilty to issuing a bad check and conspiracy. Munson, mother of three, is expected to be released soon. the couple hopes to meet with the Mansons, attorney Lawrence A. D Ambrosio, and prison Warden Bruce Reeder before deciding further.
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Erie
Erie County
Shirley Ann Munson
Lockport
Roderick Manson
Benevolent Erie
Oil City Youth Sentenced for Burglary and Larceny
Oil City youth Gerald William McClelland pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny in Venango County Court. He was sentenced to an indefinite term at Pennsylvania Industrial School Carnip Mall and ordered to restitution and costs. He admitted breaking into Anne's Restaurant on Route 8 near Titusville last month.
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Oil City
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Carnip Mall
Gerald William McCleth
Venango County
John FP. Budke
McClelland
Anne's
Route 8
Titusville
Real estate investment trusts eyed as mutual fund type appeal
New York real estate investment leaders foresee realty trusts attracting small investors much as mutual funds do. Tax rules pending from IRS and SEC shape early prospects. Trusts must meet criteria on shareholder count, earnings mix, and property management to gain tax exemptions, with certificates traded like mutual fund shares and portfolios possibly combining apartments, offices, stores, hotels, or raw land.
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Feld
Pew
Hnternal Revenue Service
Securities and Exchange Commission
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