Corry Evening Journal Masthead Details and Rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher Arthur Colestove and editor George Sample with Associated Press rights. Contact addresses in New York Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Philadelphia advertising offices are noted. Subscription and mailing rates are shown with a 9 a.m. display deadline.
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Corry Evening Journal
Bouth Street
Cory
Jalegrove
Arthur Colestove
George Sample
National
Fred Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Detroit
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Pittsburgh
Weightman
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Associated Press
Corry
Peace Without Peace Treaty Voices in New York Talks
Western democracies near declaring a state of peace with West Germany, with US Britain and France leaning toward ending the war without Russia. Kremlin urges new talks on a full peace treaty. Legal hurdles loom since peace without full accord is atypical, though postwar precedent exists.
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Files March 21 1931
A 95 year old Charlton W Cobb of Berkshire North Carolina is hospitalized at Corry with a possible skull fracture from an on the job accident near Columbus during bridge construction with Erle Railroad yesterday afternoon. The Atlantic Refining Company offices were entered for a second time in as many nights. patrolman Brown reports the manager door raised. Lanston and Company redecorated St Pauls Lutheran Church auditoriums at South and Concord in oil to unanimous church approval. Miss Phina Kramer granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J B Dickinson fractures her left wrist after a fall while roller skating on West Wayne Street. Dot Henry leads local girls basketball to a 20 14 win over First Baptist girls at Erie State Armory. A July 1924 Harding signature on a resolution acknowledged Versailles treaty settlements as they applied to the United States after World War I. Russia notes the wartime pledge not to separate peace with Germany and Japan. democracies counter that the pledge ended with surrender.
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Charlton W. Cobb
Berkshire
N. C
Corry Hospital
Columbus
Cobb
Atlantic Refining Company
Brown
Linsley
West Wayne Street
Phina ‘Kramer
J. B. Dickinson
Dot" Henry
First Baptist Girls
Erie
State Armory
Miss Henry
Harding
United States
Germany
Japan
Jerman
IQ Puzzles and Historical Trivia Query Card
A reader quiz asks ten questions testing memory and reasoning across subjects like geography law medicine and history. It references OPS Price Enforcement Division, St Pierre and Miquelon, intaglio, Swiss cantons, 1869 women’s suffrage, Latin American troops in Korea, medical oaths, Hohenzollern lineage, a proverb about death, and 1888 weather fame, with a final note about UN veto powers by five nations.
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I. Q
OPS Price Enforcement Division
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Suthern
Newfoundland
Korea
House of Hohenzollern
Thirty five area farmers honored by Supplee firm
Thirty five farmers from Genterville and surrounding areas were honored at Spartansburg High School by Supplee-Wills-Jones Milk Company for outstanding month-to-month milk production throughout 1950. Top prize went to Clarence Nichols Andrew Boythe and William Boythe of Spartansburg. the meeting drew 169 shippers and families and featured a milk and ice cream usage demonstration by Mrs Enid Smailwood.
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Genterville
Wea
Spartansburg High School
Supplee-Wills-Jones Milk Company
Clarence, Nichols
Andrew
William Boythe
Spartansburg
Supplee Company
Supplee
Roy F. Davenport
Field Service
Dr. Davenport
Ward Doner
Centerville
Elwin Post
Mike Leech
Spartanshire
W. W. Walton
Harry Vidal
Clymer
Charles Weather
Charles_Rittenhouse
Robert
Walker
Upton Brothers
W. H. Allen
Pearl Silicon
R. E. Stewart
Clarence Baker
J. William Firth
Steve Nudolny
Howard Gilson
Stella Process
Bert Look
E. A. Wilhelm
Enid Smailwood
Supple Home Economist
Body of 8 year old found in Raccoon Creek
In Murdochsville Pennsylvania the body of eight year old David Hescox, missing since Sunday, was recovered in rain swollen Raccoon Creek about a half mile from his home after a state game protector spotted the body floating yesterday evening.
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Murdocksville
Bank Accused Of Wanton Carelessness In Forged Checks
Beaver Falls elderly couple sue First National Bank of Beaver Falls in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court over more than $2,000 allegedly paid on forged checks. The case stems from forgeries by the couple's stepson William Jackson, who was convicted and sentenced to Western Penitentiary. The bank reportedly handled the forged checks after being notified in October 1948.
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Sittsburgh
Beaver Falls Bank
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Beaver Falls
First National Bank of
High Court
A.M. Johnson
Fannie
William 3. Jackson
Jackson
Western Penitentiary
Jokson
Bank’s negligence cited in forged check case at Supreme Court
Counsel for the Johnsons argued nine days after forgeries were discovered that the bank acted negligently in paying out forged checks. They contended the bank should not benefit from the depositors alleged negligence in handling the forgeries.
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Oank
Johnsons
Supreme Court
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West Germany
Russia
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League of Nations
Versailles
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Lanston and Company
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
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Concord Streets
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France
Britain
U. S
Supplee Milk Firm
Kate Greenaway
Morton
Center Street
Stan Ape
A.S.I.E. Award
American Society of Industrial Engineers
Hudson
A.S.I.B
Gven
Expla Usvantines
Tune
Abc-Tv
H Hudson
Corry Hudson CO
Franklin Street
Corry, Penn
Aed
North Center ST
Ulli
Pertus
Handsome
Wards Grenadiers
Grenadiers
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