Hal Boyle Americana feature on Corry Journal page
The Corry Journal reprints Hal Boyle Americana noting editorials and AP content. It discusses Phil Ford and Mimi Hines as a husband and wife comedy team with a history from San Francisco to Anchorage, now touring, earning up to ten thousand weekly and about two hundred thousand yearly, emphasizing their marriage aids their onstage chemistry.
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New York
Phil Ford
Mimi Hines
Phil
San Francisco
Mimi
Vancouver
Anchorage
Alaska
United
States
Canada
Sid Mim
Union push splits Philadelphia city workers
Philadelphia's about 20 000 municipal workers face union affiliation with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes despite 9 000 indicating they do not wish to join. Mayor Richardson Dil reflects on the bid.
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Wortd
James H. J. Tate
Nam
Union Shop
Philadelphia
American Federation of State
Wnion
Richardson Dil
Retired Rath Packing kin dies in Pasadena at 79
Walter F. Rath 79, son of Rath Packing Co. founder, died yesterday in Pasadena after his wife Jean Stearns Rath passed two weeks earlier. A retired investment broker, he had lived in Pasadena more than 60 years. The piece notes two Secret Service duties: protecting the President and suppressing counterfeiters.
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Pasadena
Calif
Walter F. Rath
The
Rath Packing Co
Jean Stearns
Rath
Police Set to Charge Driver in Fatal Crash
State Police said they will file a traffic charge against Samuel W. Kangas 53 of Jefferson Ohio driver of a tractor trailer in a collision that killed Ford L. Corll 60 and John N. Wolf 44 both of Ripley after a head on crash with an eastbound car in Westfield Monday afternoon.
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Nestfield
Ripley
Samuel W. Kangas
Jefferson
Ohio
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Kangas
Ford L. Corll
Corll
John N. Wolf
Ohio Trucker Hurt In Crash At Bushnell Corners
Bruce Spangler, 22, of Ashland, was injured in a two-truck crash at the intersection of Routes 84 and 7 yesterday morning. His truck from Ashtabula Egg Co. rolled after colliding with a Roadway Express truck, eggs scattered on Route 84 and the other driver was shaken but unhurt. Spangler was hospitalized in Erie with a fractured skull and other injuries.
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Ane Neaul
Jefferson
Ohio
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Bruce Spangler
Brown Memorial Hospital
Spangler
Ashtabula Egg Co
State Highway Patrol
Roadway Express
Route 7
Steve Harasyn
Ravenna
Bushnell Corners
Lakeville
Brazal Returns to Hollywood Amid Strike and Film Talks
Rosario Brazal visits Hollywood during the actors strike for a two month stay. He will work on a TV show at the dune Allyson Theater and discuss future projects including a potential 15 million dollar MGM production. Brazal dislikes love scenes and hopes to star in a strong role with his own singing voice, citing South Pacific as a miscast.
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Hollywood
Rosario Brazal
Dune Allyson Theater
Casey
MGM
Charlemagne
Brazi
South Pacific
Brazzi
Europe
Curver
Italy
Mexican quintuplet mother marries father in hospital
Paula Guerrero Mungia and Gilberto Diaz wed in a civil ceremony at a Mexico hospital where their five newborns lie in incubators. One of the quintuplets died at birth and two other children exist in the family. The couple plan a religious ceremony later as doctors say the babies will stay in hospital about five months.
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Innavaga
Mexico
Paula Guerrero Mungia
Gilberto Diaz
Diaz
Yesterdays Memories of Corry
European interest centered on Sumner Welles and a possible peace drive from his information gathering for President Roosevelt in Rome Berlin Paris and London. Major Lester R. Lopus coordinates CMTC camp plans for Corry youths while Janet Sexton a one year old from Union City is rushed to Pittsburgh hospital with a medical obstruction.
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Washington
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
Rome
Berlin
Paris
London
Lester R. Lopus
Corry
Erie County Citizens Military Training Committee
CMTC
Janet Sexton
Merle Sexton
Union City
Pittsburgh
Miss Zella York Heads to New York for Few Days
40 Years Ago March 16 1920 report notes Miss Zella York leaving Avon for New York City to spend several days before returning to Avon N Y for school duties. Also announced birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Ames on East Main Street and William J Dykes taking the whip at Olympia Park for the season. The Military Ball at the Armory described as brillant with Mayor and Mrs C L Alexander leading the grand march at 9 30 and many beautiful gowns worn by the ladies.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Cory Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricuwlo
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
National
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Zella York
New York City
Avon, N. Y
Charles Ames
East Main Street
Armory
C. L. Alexander
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Congress
Hal Boyle
U.S. Secret Service
Bob Thomas
American Newspaper Publishers Association
William J. Dykes
McKeesport
Olympia Park
CDE Ee
GO Goliath
Poe
Veterans Auto Sales
Columbus
Borgward Group
Electrolux
James Walters
E. South St
Barney
Olympic
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