Corry Evening Journal Advertises Rates and Staff
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff names including publisher George Sample and advertising manager Allen Hasbrouck. It notes office addresses in Corry and advertising representatives in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with exclusive AP rights and subscription rates by mail and carrier.
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Corry Evening Journal
George §. Sample
General Minarer
Allen Hasbrouck
John McLaugh
Amending or Rewriting the Pennsylvania Constitution
A newspaper opinion argues Pennsylvanians should amend the constitution not rewrite it. It warns against giving elected delegates too much power via a constitutional convention and favors specific amendments to protect voters from overreach while acknowledging rising costs and taxes.
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Pennsylvania
Quick Action By Man Saves Boys From Fire
Erie fire crews and a vigilant neighbor stopped a blaze that trapped three children in a closet. Only minor injuries reported as damage through the closet contents is pegged at 25 dollars. Occupant Mary Muckinhaupt said she left the children locked inside while at the courthouse on business.
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Man
Erie
Erie Fire Department
Mary Muckinhaupt
Lewis Hammann
Ines
Bam Ridgway
Fire destroys Muckinhaupt home as children light closet blaze
Firefighters forced entry after a blaze in the Muckinhaupt residence. Deputy Chief Hammann said a child used matches to ignite dark closet contents of toys papers and magazines. Three boys aged 14 11 and 2 were uninjured. SPIRIT IS WILLING BUT LANCASTER Pa Arnold Toynbee 72 British historian says he would join Kennedy's Peace Corps if younger. He noted Brits may cope better in primitive areas than Americans.
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Zink
Muckinhaupt
Hammann
Lancaster
Arnold Toynbee
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Toynbee
Hollywood Highlights Feud Over Oscar Luck in Nuremberg Talk
Hollywood Highlights reports on Burt Lancaster and Spencer Tracy as contenders in Judgement at Nuremberg. Tracy jokes about hammy rivals and Lancaster’s Oscar chances while noting Tracy’s two prior wins. The piece recalls Tracy’s past Oscars for Captains Courageous and Boys Town and hints at a triple bid for Inherit the Wind.
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Hollywood
Burt Lancaster
Spencer Tracy
Nuremberg
Lancaster
Tracy
Jack Lemmon
Hal Boyle Americana Nuggets on Teeth and Times
New York AP column surveys quirky facts and reflections on health, marriage, liberty, animals ending in x, cancer survival rates by gender, suburban car buyers, snail strength, insect pests, Carry Nation in Wichita, birth life expectancy trends, psychology links to humor and grades, and a closing thought on lifelong learning.
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Japan
Colorado
Wichita
Kan
Carry Nation
United States
Author Isaac F. Marcusson Dies at 83 in New York
Isaac Ff Marcusson, 83, noted journalist and author of 31 biographies, died in a New York hospital after a long illness. He served as chief foreign correspondent for the Saturday Evening Post for many years before retiring in 1936.
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New York
Issac Ff Marcusson
Saturday Evening Post
Corry Briefs: Lawyer Entices Local Office Opening
Yesterday’s Memories recalls Roger Brown planning to open a law office in Corry. He will occupy space once used by the City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid in the National Bank of Corry building on North Center. Chuck Williams of the Beavers heads to Union City to face the Class H All-Stars in the County League All-Line classic. The Steel Age team bowed 41 to 34 to Dunkirk St. Marys Shinstocks in Erie tournament action. The line up included Baress, Taylor, Paulson, McElroy, Lundy, Biegall and Dingfelder.
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Roger Brown
Brooks, Curtze and Silin
Evie
Inie City
Blaine Kincaid
National Bank of Corry
North Center Street
Chuck Willams
The
Beavers
Union City
Erie Dispatch-Herald
Dunkirk St. Marys
Baress
Taylor
Paulson
McElroy
Lundy
Biegall
Dingfelder
Keystones Lose To Warren Nameless Five In 1921 Game
In a March 1 1921 report the Keystones were beaten 33 to 12 by Warren Nameless Five. Young's defense limited Conray to one field goal. William Lidendell is confined at home by fines. Mr and Mrs James McInnes hosted a Saturday night gathering after a lengthy dinner.
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Keystones
Warren
Young
Conray
William Lidendell
James McInnes
Bridge
4 H Group Offers Tractor Facts Demonstrations
The 4 H Tractor Club meeting led by Mark McCray featured Cy Gruber on safety and maintenance, with Edward Blakeslee showing the proper method for tiling areas, McCray demonstrating a grease gun, Laboski and Blakeslee presenting grease air mix and tractor tipping, Johnson discussing tractor oils. The group planned more demonstrations and set a meeting for April 4.
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Mark McCray
Cy Gruber
Erie County Agricultural
Edward Blakeslee
Gruber
McCray
Thomas Laboski
Loren Blakeslee
Everett Johnson
Kennedy’s Latin America plan draws mixed reviews
Washington AP reports President Kennedy outlined a 10 point program for Latin America in Tampa, greeted with praise by diplomats but muted by officials at home. The plan, lacking a price tag, calls for long term cooperation and reforms, including tax and land reform, with emphasis on self-help and deep U.S. involvement if moves fail. Senators Morse and Hickenlooper warned that elites must shed privilege or risk upheaval.
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Washington
Kennedy
Latin America
Tampa
White House
Europe
Tor
Chauress
Hell
Eisenhower
Congress
Cone Cress
Enous
United States
Ita
House
Wayne Morse
D-Oro
Bourke Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Bradford Sets to Realign School Plan
Bradford Area Schools seek a 6-2-2-3 grade setup approved by the Bureau of Curriculum Service. The plan moves toward two junior high groups in grades seven and eight and shifts senior high to grades eleven and twelve, aiming to ease crowding and avoid costly building projects.
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Bradford
George A. Bell
Joint Committee
Bureau of Curriculum Service
Commonwealth
Department of Public Instruction
Paul Glatzert
Bradford Area
Abe Lincoln kin Baker dies in East St. Louis
Lincoln Todd Baker aged 81, a grand nephew of Abraham Lincoln, died at his home Monday night. His grandmother was a sister of Mary Todd Lincoln.
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Abe Lincoln Kin
East ST. Louis
Lincoln Todd Baker
Abraham Lincoln
Mary Todd Lincoln
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