Corry Journal Advertising and Publication Details
The Corry Journal page lists staff roles including publisher George R. Sample general manager, advertising manager William Chirucls o, pressroom foreman G T Bergman and production manager, with Bottinelli Kimball Inc as advertising reps. It notes AP exclusive rights to local Jews printed and AP dispatches, postal details, and advertising rates and deadlines.
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Corry Journal
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricuslo
John McLaughlin
G.T. Bergman
Pare Advertising Representati Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated —Press
AP News
Twilight of the millionaire in America
In this column the author argues that the classic millionaire dream has faded as real wealth erodes. A once mighty symbol of power now feels limited by inflation and economic shifts, leaving the modern millionaire poorer in relative terms and less free to indulge.
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Milllionaire
Speed Laws and Motorboats Highlight Racing to Danger
An advertisement touts a boat feature for high speed turning without capsizing while states tighten speed limits for motorboats. The piece argues parallels to highway culture, noting rising accidents in both arenas and questioning if horsepower and lax laws fuel reckless behavior. It cites Detroit auto makers as pursuing big horsepower amid deadly trends.
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Union
Detroit
Pennsylvania
Brotherly Love Sermon Emphasizes Christlike Forgiveness
Rev. Richard Hostetler presents a meditation on love from John 2 1 11 and Matthew 6 14 18 noting that Jesus set a new standard for love by loving all, even enemies. He warns that hatred blinds and blocks true fellowship with God, urging Christians to forgive long-held grudges.
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Richard Hostetler
Apostle John
John
Moses
Christ
Jesus
South Africans Turn To Strike Amid Pass Protests
Thousands of black workers in Cape Town and Vereeniging stay home to protest identification passes, halting some business and prompting arrests of ringleaders. Pan-Africanist leaders vow more protests as Verwoerd weighs appointing a commission to study the crisis amid international concern. The U S deplores violence and notes its unusual intervention while South Africa gives no immediate response.
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rChitmued
Tom Page
Haliew
Hendry Verwoerd
South Africa
Verwoerd
Cape Tow
Vereeniging
Soul Africa
Servier
Necro
Pan-Africanist Party
Washingtons
United States
South
State Department
Cancer No. 2 Killer in America Says ACS
The American Cancer Society notes cancer is the second leading cause of disease deaths in the United States. They urge every adult to have an annual health checkup to reduce mortality and improve early detection.
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America
American Cancer Society
Scriptural Call for God’s Love to Remove Hatred
A brief exhortation urges hearts to abandon hatred and embrace a renewed love of God. It centers on the church’s message that Christ’s death reveals divine mercy and dissolves resentment through faith in Jesus Christ.
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God
Jesus Christ
Changes in the Dow Jones 1897 to present
A historical look at the Dow Jones industrial average reveals how the composition has shifted since 1897. Only General Electric and American Tobacco remain from the original 12, with numerous industries and companies entering and exiting as U.S. industry evolves.
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New York
API
Mirror T
U. S
Lsts
General Electric
American Tobacco
Distilling
U.S. Leather
North American
Tennessee Coal & Tron
U. S. Steel
Chicago Gas
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Lsted
American Cotton
American
National Lead
Yesterdays Memories of Corry and Fortunes Then and Now
A collage recalls past Corry events with March 23 anniversaries 40 and 20 years ago. Notes mention Red Cross home nursing drills led by Miss Viola Wilson, bomber-era advances, bread price wars, fish hatchery shipments, local rifle scores, and a Madrid skyscraper claim amid severe winter weather.
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Viola Wilson
Red Cross Chapter
Washington
Dan—Caldwell
Atlantic
Arthur Bunnell
Douglas A
U.S. Army
Corry Church To Show Film On New Africa
The First Presbyterian Church hosts a 7 p.m. screening of The Mark of the Hawk starring Sidney Poitier and Barbra Kitt. The Technicolor film explores Africa’s rise, race, self government, and non violent freedom, with notices from Parents Magazine and the New York Herald Tribune urging attendance.
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Corry
New Africa
Vorryites
Willaye
First Presbyterian Church
Sidney Poitier
Bartha Kitt
Poitier
Africa
Miss Kitt
Parents’ Magazine
The
New York Herald Tribune
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Eal Boyle
GO Goliath
Sveterans Auto Sales
W. Washington St
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Business Mirror
Jersey Standard
Hudson Motors
Studebaker
General Molora
Chrysler
Cory Baking Company
A. G. Buller
Cumberland County
W. Pierce
W. Swann
Nichols
Hammond
Banks
Curtis
Mapes
Lindsey
Madrid
Europe
Evans
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Barney
Philco
All-In
NEW Philco
aPanico
Steve McGueeh
Wariaa Ay
Phileo
South Center Street
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