Corry Evening Journal publication details and rates
Corry Evening Journal catalogs staff and offices in Corry Pennsylvania. It lists publisher George R. Sample general manager Allan Hasbrouck advertising manager John McLaughlin and others. It notes Associated Press exclusive local news use and post office filing as second class mail matter. It states subscription and carrier rates and display ad deadline at 9 a.m. prior publication date.
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A Vote For The 4-Foot Street Sign
A reader urges Corry to adopt four foot street markers like in the south. Officials say such signs place the street name at eye level, reduce neck craning, remain within headlight range, and avoid tree interference. Corry could replace 14 foot signs to modernize wayfinding.
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Scarlet fever diagnosis for Marjorie Shannon in Corry March 17 1941
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls a 20 year old item noting Marjorie Shannon daughter of Walter Shannon of 303 East Columbus Avenue diagnosed with scarlet fever. Also reported James Stewart, 32, located in hospital after a private plane forced landing near Van Nuys while registered as Jamies Smith. Aero Lodge 1508 members condemned rent increases at a special Sunday meeting.
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Bowlers Fail to Break 600 in Erie Classic
A 27-member bowling contingent arrived in Erie for the Times Bowling Classic but did not post a single 600 series. Phil Sample led Class A with a 593, a score that might barely qualify for a prize.
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Local graduates and school changes noted in 1921 brief
Theo P. Williams of this city was among graduates of the insurance school at the Carnegie Institute of Technology today. The Modern Dames plan a meeting this evening with Mrs. Clarence Mixer. Questionnaires were sent to all parents regarding proposed high school course changes.
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Carnegie Institute of Technology
Clarence Mixer
Moose
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Wer Academy
Edward Mil
Treasury shifts debt by offering longer term bonds at higher rates
Private and government borrowers race to take advantage of lower long term rates. AT&T and Bell System firms consider refunding 5 to 4 percent notes into new 4 percent offers. The U.S. Treasury aims to refinance maturing debt into longer terms to ease carrying costs while keeping deficits in mind. Investors eye new issues as subscription books open next week.
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Has Trouble Despite Fortune
The article centers on Johnson, a self employed maintenance man who washes windows and hauls away trash, discussing his view of a job at the Brink’s company. He questions whether he would enjoy daily truck work and notes the heat and confinement.
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Youth Fined On Traffic, Liquor Counts
A Brie youth, 17, was fined 10 dollars for unlicensed operation after a state police stop near Ripley. Another 17 year old, Cornman, pleaded guilty to obtaining liquor by fraudulent means and also fined 10 dollars. Troopers from the Thruway Detail arrested the trio. a restaurant staffer reportedly served the youths after verifying ages.
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State Police Set Radar Tests For Lawmakers
In Harrisburg AP dispatch, Pennsylvania State Police scheduled two radar demonstrations for lawmakers at Allentown and Indiantown Gap Lebanon County. The tests aim to answer questions about the device accuracy after a March 7 demonstration showed a roughly eight mile per hour discrepancy in one of three cars, later blamed on a faulty speedometer.
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Kennedy shifts on Africa policy lingered from campaign
Washington reports Kennedy moves toward a new stance on Africa, signaling a break from Eisenhower era policies. Secretary Rusk has echoed the shift, while United Nations actions show Washington aligning with mixed lines on colonial issues and anti apartheid measures. Williams’s Africa trip drew mixed reactions as policy forms. A separate note from San Antonio: Norman J. Waldman sues Santa Rosa Hospital for $100,000 over a patient burn from an electric blanket.
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