The Big Giveaway in TV Listings
In Our Opinion the television industry now profits from advertising while paying newspapers nothing for listing space. Newspapers subsidize TV guides by providing free space that competes with other news sources. The piece questions the duty-driven practice and wonders how far it will go.
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Monster Trial Ends in Turbulent Deliberations and Satirical Voices
Jim Bishop reports a dramatic close to the high profile case as jurors clocked seven weeks of deliberations. The courtroom overflowed with commentary from prosecutors and defense, while jurors debated lunch rules and foreman selection amid tense, operatic courtroom dynamics.
Memories Surface of Corry in March Milestones
Twenty years ago Corry scenes include General Motors auto deliveries expected within days and a plant transfer for Trill Indicator Co to Corry Instrument Co planned for April 1. Community notices honor a retiring PTA member, and Fibber McGee and Molly radio program supports Red Cross drive inviting local participation.
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Prohibition Vote Split Dominates Journal Poll
Weekend campaigning by Volstead Act supporters swayed the referendum toward prohibition with 741 votes for prohibition 412 for modification and 331 for repeal. A murder trial misleads readers as jurors wrestle over suspects and clues amid local headlines.
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St Patrick Day Tales Clash With Batman In Boy’s World
In New Orleans a boy merges Batman Day with St Patrick’s Day as he debates Patrick’s role in history. The uncle notes the kid’s view of St Patrick as a spy and links popular culture with Irish lore in a light column pitch.
St Patrick Day tale in a Thrush kitchen
Hal Boyle imagines St Patrick on a mission to Ireland to drive out bad guys as Sean and siblings discuss heroes. The scene shifts to a school play invitation and a kid dashing off with cookies, blending folklore with everyday life and a playful Batman reference.
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Diplomatic advice and tainted crime stir Washington talk
A mix of cables and notes shows Sir Humphrey Trevelyan urging allies to exploit Russian trade while U S security cases unfold. Airman Beranek faces murder charges related to a Lackland base officer death amid homosexuality allegations and security scrutiny.
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Economy Pressures Meet Skepticism Amid Growth Outlook
The administration argues for continued expansion without overheating while officials hedge if inflation rises. Wall Street grows skeptical as stock selloff reflects doubts about sustained growth and rising interest rates. Bankers note demand remains strong with high consumer loans and record March auto sales.
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On This Day Highlights From 1802 1751 and 1008
The passage notes events on March 16 including Congress establishing a mill in 1802, James Madison born in 1751, and Florence Nightingale honored in 1008. It presents a brief dimmed history snapshot for the date with several factual anchors.
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Corry Evening Journal Local Advertising Note
Fragmented OCR shows a local notice listing advertising rates and postal details for Corry Pennsylvania. Names like Jean Symanic and Mattes appear. pricing includes 31800 per year and ten cents per copy. The text references a post office filing and carrier delivery terms.
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Fractures Rib Health Questions and Albino Heredity Notes
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