Corry Evening Journal Masthead Note
Publisher George Sample and Managing Editor Arthur Colegrove lead the Corry Evening Journal with national AP news reliance. Rates shown for mail and carrier delivery, advertising deadlines set at 9 a.m. prior edition.
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Arthur Colegrove
George Sample
National Advertising Representative
Bottinelli Inc. Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files March 17 1934
A framed 1934 corry journal snippet reports Harold Roberts of Cory Baking Company escaping serious injury when his truck left the Corry Spring Creek road and overturned. He was treated at Cory Hospital for oil and bruises. Louis Hollister left Curry Hospital after minor injuries from a wagon accident near Columbus. The purple martins return to local yards, and Charles Amy Plumbing moves to 149 North Center Street. A class of 10 candidates was initiated into the Corry Lodge Degree of Honor at the Masonic Temple, led by Miss Mabel Reichardt of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Roberts
Cory Baking Company
Hai
Corry-Spring
Roberts
Shield
Cor~ Ry
Chy Yard
Corry Lodge
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Masonic Temple
Mabel Reichardt
Pittsburgh
Mayville tool plant sold to Milwaukee firm
Mayville’s Cummins-Chicago Tool Line plant has been sold to Oster Manufacturing of Milwaukee. The fixed assets remain, with no immediate job cuts, and a gradual shift from portable saws to business machines will occur over six months to two years. Oster will later take over manufacture of the tool line under the Cummins-Chicago name.
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Mayville
Ible
Cummins- Chicago Corp
Fred W. Wappat
Oster Manufacturing Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Leonard J. Wingenclak
Focal
Wincencisk
New York City
Fough
Charmins-Chicago Corporation
Chicago
Princially Manufactres
Oster Company
mina-Chicago
Adonis Convicted Of Tax Evasion
Newark, N J Harold John Adonis former statehouse clerk was convicted by a federal court jury of income tax evasion for filing a false 1948 tax return and dodging 11869 in taxes. Bail remains 20000 as he awaits sentencing and a May 17 bribery trial in Bergen County on a $228000 payoff fund case involving gamblers and politicians.
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Reemeervnc
Ome
Newark
N. J
Harold John Adonis
Statehouse
Haseen
Adonis
Alfred EB. Modarelli
Berzen County
Bergen
President backs military’s new look in nuclear age
President Eisenhower defends the so called new look policy while confirming the United States has a usable hydrogen bomb. He notes time to seek Congress for Korea action and avoids judging Truman’s Korea decision. Dulles Radford Knowland and Cole discuss critics who fear overreliance on massive retaliation and risk of World War II escalation. Cole asserts the U S can deliver the hydrogen bomb anywhere and that Russia likely possesses it too.
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Congress
Truman
Eisenhower
Congressional
Korea
Hisenhower
United States
State Dulles
Arthur W. Radford
Sen
Knowland
R-Culif
Senate
W. Sterling Cole
House Atomic Energy Committee
New Orleans
Wisu-Tv
Russia
Mother Admits Steyn Chita Baheeeeereee SPRING CITY
In Spring City Pennsylvania police say Phyllis Seeley a 21 year old mother confessed to beating her nine month old daughter Davy to death claiming she was mad Her beating included hammer blows a knotted necktie and slamming the head against a trailer wall The infant died six hours later in hospital A two year old daughter was unharmed while the husband was at work
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Spring City
John Hanebury
Phyllis Seeley
Davy
Hanebury
Wife of Benny's Son-In-Law Accused in Court Maneuver
The first wife of Jack Benny's new son-in-law is accused of attempting to extract money via courts and newspapers. Seth H. Baker, a 26 year old stock broker, faced an attorney request to bar reporters from court to shield Baker and his wife, the former Joan Benny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Benny
Seth Hi Waker
Baker
Joan Benny
Ripon Birthplace of the Republican Party Under Study
The article details Ripon Wisconsin s claim as the Republican party s birthplace with the 1854 meetings led by Alvan E Bovay, the Kansas Nebraska bill, and the 1854 national and state conventions while noting disputes over birthplace claims and noting odd digressions about animals.
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Ripon
Wisconsin
Congress
Washington
Repubican
Jackson
Mich
Alvan E. Bovay
Senate
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
New Party
How Smart Are You Quiz From A 20th Century Page
A reader quiz asks seven current events questions on birth origins gender of school staff voting rights for Puerto Ricans, a famous horse’s Derby win, disease age groups, transit passenger counts, and per capita beer consumption. The text includes errors and unclear references.
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Patrick
Treeland
U. S
Four Indicted Officials May Serve In May Primaries
Four election board members in Monessen's first precinct four ward in Westmoreland County may serve in the May primaries despite grand jury indictments. Judge Richard D. Laird said there is no reason they cannot serve. Named are Leon W. Johnson judge of election Emil J. Bauer majority inspector Perry Pascolt and Philip Forty clerks. Indictments stem from alleged violations of election laws in November 1953.
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Rre
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Election Board
Richard D. Laird
Monessen
Leon W. Johnson
Emil J. Bauer
Perry Pascolt
Philip Forty
Suicide in jail shocks Pittsburgh police station
A Bullet man arrested on traffic charges was found dead last night at Central Police station. The coroner ruled death by self act and Joseph Cochrane, 29, strangled himself with a belt attached to cell bars.
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Suicwes
Pittsburgh
Relab Central
Coroners Office
Sid Joseph Cochrane
Ground Breaking Set for Pike March 25 in Carbon County
Harrisburg announces March 25 ground breaking for the Pennsylvan ia Turnpike Northeastern extension. Gov. John L. Fine to dig first spade in Kidder Township at 2 30 p.m. A ceremony on Route 940 near Blakeslee Corners will be attended by state and Carbon County officials. The event marks the north-south leg expansion toward Moosic and beyond with spurs to Delaware River and Susquehanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon County
Plymouth Meeting
Nottistown
Child killed by truck on Route 22 in Pittsburgh area
A dairy truck fatally struck Deborah Henchliffe, 3, of Monroeville along Route 22 today. Coroner's Deputies identified the driver as George Joe of Pitcairn, employed by Johnson Dairy Farms. An investigation is ongoing.
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Pittsburgh
Deborah Henchliffe
Monroeville
George Joe
Pitcairn
Johnson Dairy Farms
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Corry Evening Journal
Louis Hollister
Columi
Curry Hospital
Dames Johnson
Columbus
Mayville Tool Mfg
Steyn Chita
EXC
Benny
Virgina
Oregon
Aie
Tuffy
Kendall
Center & Washington
Bts
the National Bank
Member
Veders
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pike
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Eric
Erie
Efe
F.arters
West Main Street
Een
Topp
Purpura’s Inn
E. Crosby Bush
E. Main St
Farm Bureau Munist Automoiie Insurance Coy
Mutual Fire Provrence Cm Life Insurance Concee
Decto
R.F. D. Boxes
Leoul CO
Sylvania
Sylvania TV
Sylvania TV Photopower Performance
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