Corry Evening Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles including publisher George R. Sample and manager Alten Hasbrouck with advertising and production leads. It notes Associated Press news rights, post office entry, and pricing for carriers, weekly and yearly mail rates, plus display ad deadlines and territory details.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Pace
George R. Sample
Alten Hasbrouck
John McLaughid
G. T. Bergman
Eae Berea
Bottinelli-Kimball
DIC
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Abloapo
Mortgage and Bond Building
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Hurray For Our Teachers Report Sparks Ethical Reflections
Erie County school teachers react to an ethics report from the Erie County Local Branch of the Pennsylvania State Education Association. The document cites criticisms of teacher behavior including gossip, grading practices at other schools, and critical attitudes toward administrative policies. It notes that teachers, perceived as separate from the public, reveal human flaws and self critique, listing various ethical problems as the county’s feet of clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Erie County Local
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Message Bearers Move Minds Toward Better Tomorrows
A reflective appeal urges every reader to act on the belief that individuals with a message can improve science, art, and compassion. It emphasizes personal responsibility in communities and warns that inaction leaves no message for the future.
Penny gum machines gum up city life
By Francis Stilley from New York, the column notes small irritants shaping daily routines. It highlights penny chewing gum machines malfunctioning, a persistent queue at ballparks, and supermarket checkout delays as micro annoyances that affect ordinary people. The piece captures urban rhythms and commuter frictions in brisk, observational prose.
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Francis Stilley
New York
Ball Park
Fox Hunt Turns Fatal For Aliquippa Man
TiTusville police report a late night gun incident on Route 337 Limestone Township Warren County left Aliquippa resident Joseph John Gavalya 31 hospitalized in fair condition with a bullet shattered knee. He was a passenger in a car driven by his brother John Gavalya of Ambridge Pa. An automatic pistol discharged three times as a subs cross the road in front of the vehicle. The first slug pierced the floorboard the second struck the knee and the third hit the dashboard. Gavalya received care from a Tionesta physician then was taken to Ti Mumvilie Hospital. Investigators said the case remains under review.
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Titusville
Aliquippa
Joseph John Gavalya
Warren
Gavalya
John Gavalya
Ambridge
Limestone Township
Warren County
Joseph
Tionesta
Hal Boyle Americana: daily annoyances and vacation note
Hal Boyle vents on routine irritations from groceries and unfamiliar checks to a midnight mosquito and rude telephones. He catalogs small gripes like tight shoes, burned toast, noisy garbage collectors, and overwork, closing with a light vacation disclaimer.
Automation pushes farming toward new mechanized era
New York AP reports automation is reshaping farming by reducing costs and expanding workable acreage within government limits. Industry leaders like Warner Electric Brake & Clutch Co anticipate a banner year with rising orders for automated equipment. Major makers include International Harvester Deere Massey-Ferguson and Ford Tractor. Innovations foreseen include automated barns telecontrolled tractors and forage processing using atomic energy devices, signaling a shift back toward agricultural living.
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New York
Steven P. J
Wood
Warner Electric Brake & Clutch Co
Beloit
Wis
Warner
International | Harvester
Deere, J
Cage
Massey-Ferguson
Ford
Tractor & Implement Division
Atomic Energy Devices
Harrisburg Dispute Over $5 202 279 For Land Development
Harrisburg AP reports a dispute between State Auditor General Charles C. Smith and the Game Commission director M J Golden over $5 202 279. Smith says the funds are earmarked for land development using state and Pittman Robertson federal money. Golden says the federal money is a general distribution for wildlife projects and should not be strictly restricted. The state collects 1.25 from each resident hunter license and 1 from each antlerless license for land development, while federal funds stem from taxes on firearms and ammunition.
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Harrisburg
Commission
Charles C.smith
M. J. Golden
The
Game Commission
Golden
Smith
State
Tiod
Betts reappointed in Frederica as police chief and more
In Dover area Frederica mayoral meeting reappointed Lawrence W Betts to multiple roles including police chief secretary tax collector and assessor. He also joined the Health and Welfare Committee with Mayor Holleger. Alvah Chapman Sr 71, noted newspaper radio TV executive, died yesterday in Columbus Ga.
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Dover
Del
Lawrence W. Betts
Frederica
Here
Betts
W. &. Holleger
Alvah Chapman
Columbus, Ga
Alvah Chapman Sr
County considers new jail amid city county talks
Erie County commissioners weigh building a new jail if local participation lags. County officials cite space needs and possible funding from federal and state grants, with preliminary financing work underway and study planned before any public vote on a project likely costing about 1 million dollars.
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Erie
Erie County
Carl D. Proctor
Proctor
County Phi
Matthew J. Stevnet
Stegner
Jublic-At-Large
Imaneny
Plan Rites For J. S. Lilley, 75
J. S. Lilley age 75 of Union City died yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital. He was a collector for Union Township and did general farming and is survived by several cousins. Friends may call Glenn Foner Home Union City tonight and tomorrow from 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the funeral home with Rev. John Grahaty officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery Union City.
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Sahin
B.D
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Lilley
Union Township
Glenn Foner
John Grahaty
Evergreen Cemetery
Penns soldier killed in Germany crash near Wuerzburg
The U S Army reported Sergeant Joseph H. Mance 31 of Irwin Pa was killed Friday night when the car he was riding in crashed into a tree His wife and three children live in Army housing He had brain surgery last October and had been confined since
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PENN
Wuerzurg
Germany
U.S. Army
Joseph H. Mance
Irwin
Mance
Hei
Nixon urges Republicans to seek new blood and talent in 1962
Washington AP reports former VP Richard M Nixon urged Republicans to find new blood and ideas to beat Democrats in the 1962 congressional elections. He noted long-standing conservatism in Congress and highlighted the age gap in leadership, with figures like Dirksen, Halleck, McCormack, and Rayburn among the older leaders and Warren nearing seventy in the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower
White House
Feaders
Everett M. Dirksen
Tilmnoix
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Dirksen
Malleck
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
House
McCormack
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Senate
Mike Mansfiald
Montana
Lyndon B. Johnson
Widow awarded 62000 in Buffalo crash death case
A jury awarded Mrs. Anna Marie Swanson of Cattaraugus 62000 against Evans Oils Inc of Buffalo for the death of her husband Harold Swanson in a January 7 incident on Route 62 near the Ciss Run Bridge. The defense sought to set aside the verdict but was denied by Judge Hamilton Ward.
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Supreme Court
Anna Marie Swanson
Cattaraugus
Evans Oils Inc
Buffalo
Swartson
Harold Swanson
Buffalo Firni
Secident
Merten Byington
Williamsville
Ciss Run Bridge
Simson
Bylington
Sigiaueh
Justce Hamiiton Ward
Olind
Requiem Mass for Joseph G. Shamburg Held at St Elizabeth’s
The Requiem Mass for Joseph G. Shamburg was celebrated at St Elizabeth’s Church at 9 a.m. with Rev. Cyril Kong as celebrant. Interment followed in St Elizabeth’s Cemetery. Bearers were Edward Moore John Lee Tarlton Swith Robert Jewell James Hammond and Dean Hojuser. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Jewell of Ete and many friends from Corry and vicinity.
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Joseph Shamburg
Joseph G. Shamburg
Humidity Drops in Miami to 15 Percent
A Miami weather item reports a startling drop in humidity to 15 percent, well below the city’s usual level. The report notes typical humidity averages around 60 percent and contrasts the unusual dry spell with normal climate patterns.
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Miami
Fla
APJ
Miam
Corry Highlights Recounted In March 13 1941 Item
Eight Corry area residents listed in Union City draft quota. Corry High basketball team notes praised at hospitality event. Dr Williams keeps Clymer service after Army order revocation. Inauguration of fond stamp plan discussed by Mayor Hepler with local stores. Corry Complainers defeated Spartansboro 42 to 25 led by Foster 25 points. Girls’ night practice at Yange scores 264 and Robins 261.
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Clifford Andrew Button
East Street
Union City Draft Board
Clymer
French Creek
R. Williams
U. & Army
Fond
Corry
Pennsylvani
Frank E. Hepler
Corry Complainers
Spartansboro
Foster
Corryites
McCaslin
Mighty Machines Kite Terror Shakes San Jose Sky
A large red kite with a white tail flew about 500 feet over Municipal Airport in San Jose yesterday. It caused airliners and private planes to alter landing patterns. Pilots complained to the tower, which alerted police. officers found and hauled down the kite after 26 minutes.
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Toy
Population growth and local business mission statement
The piece notes estimated world population in past millennia and highlights rapid growth. It urges service to the local population and positioning as the premier trading place, urging readers to view the store as the earth’s best destination for commerce.
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Nesses
Those Children Found? A Grim Note From The Gradel Weed
An obscure fragment mentions children and a recurring theme of danger or loss tied to a place or event called Gradel Weed. The readable bits hint at a plea or report involving youths and a troubling incident or situation. Further context remains unclear due to damaged text.
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Associated Press
David Mead Inn
Meadville
Hal Boyle
Business Mirror
Nichols
East Main St
Chase & Sanborn
Pillsbury
Wilson
J. S. Lilley
Marlow
Pine
Earl Warren
Frankfurter Black
Douglas
Clare
Harlan
Whittaker
Brennan
Stewart
Barney's
Firestone
Philco
Jim Hammond
S. Center St
K OF Corry
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Washington Streets
Hammond
Engle Street
Dial
Lumber Coal Builders
Keronens
E.F.M
Stokera - Furnaces
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Auto Glass
Tanle Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank's Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Corry High
Harry G. Oswalt Jr
Trent” Bolt
Ruth Sheen
Lndies
Liean Robins
Leo Heberiein
Dodge
Heberlein
Motor Sales
North Center Street
Lorry
Rue Bank
St Diughh Durilay
Genr
Murray Bullerir
Heberle
Pa Pleasar
Charles Bownk
K and
Mihart
M Richard
Yorke
Correene Tiler
Ier
Marie
T. Aye
Perry
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