Corry Journal Staff and Advertising Rates Notice
Publication details for the Corry Journal including publisher and managers, with Associated Press rights and mailing rates. Advertising deadlines and carrier prices listed, plus regional distribution offices.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Corry Hvening Journal
Publicher
George R. Sample
William Chiricurle
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
National
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
A Call for Budget Reform to Curb Federal Spending
A citizen urges Congress to cut spending and avoid new programs, arguing the national debt totals 290 billion with obligations near 750 billion. The letter warns that government growth outpaces the economy, taxes consume one quarter of earnings, and deficit financing drains purchasing power, urging economy measures in the 1969 session.
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Congress
Maurice ¥. Stans
Federi Triereyes
Avi
Nivtertefeer
America
Stolen cars reported in Warren borough case linked to Kennedy pair
Police report two cars stolen Monday night in Warren borough with owners identified as Kenney and Kennedy of Warren. One vehicle was left with keys in the station and the other stolen between 8 pm and midnight yesterday morning. A separate item notes Milwaukee brewery chemist Albert F. Boyer, 57, chief chemist for Pabst, died after brain tumor surgery earlier this month.
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En Warren
Nelthar
Accordine Tn Harearrh
Gere Kenney
Vo the Jim
Waeran
Kennedy
Bomn
RS Rk Vartaanin
Anderson Widole
Milwaukee
Albert Fi. Boyer
The
Pabst Brewing Co
Boyer
Diubiige
Towie
Talketh On and On On New York Speech Echoes
Fragmentary New York clipping critiques modern culture and media. It laments quick outs and glossed lessons while praising deeper skill building, warning that language loses precision as society speeds up and reliance on magazines and newsletters grows.
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New York
Curhstane
Nobovie
Shine Arena
Qiniton
Sililfe
Paster
Americana scandalized by secret ingredient hype in health claims
The piece critiques a flood of miracle drug and fragrance pitches that promise quick fixes from breath fresheners to hair products. It questions marketing tactics, urges plain talk, and warns against seductive claims that prey on male and female anxieties, urging wiser, steadier choices.
Rites Set For Mrs. C. Shreve In Spartansburg
Mrs. Claribel Shreve 68 of Union City died Sunday at Corry Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home. Rev. Ivan M. Shreve of North Ewal First Baptist will officiate. Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery. She was born January 10, 10H in Siegel Jefferson County, daughter of Clinton and Emily McClain Jones. She married Archie Shreve March 19, 1015. Surviving besides her husband are two sisters, Dee Roofe of Pittsburgh and Charles Barker of Toledo.
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Claribel Shreve
A. D
Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Tommorrow
Torrey and Hays
Spartansburg
Ivan M. Shreve
First Baptist Church of
North ‘Ewal
Mount Pleasant
Shreve
Siegel
Jefferson County
Clinton
Emily McClain Jones
Marrid Archie Shreve
Dee Roofe
Pittsburgh
Charles Barker
Toledo
Ohio
Youth 17 Confesses To Arson At Lakeview High School
A 17-year-old Lakeview Joint High School student admitted starting a fire that destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rae man Jack of Stoneboro where both teachers taught. The blaze occurred Wednesday afternoon about 2 p.m. and the youth was jailed in Mercer County pending psychological and psychiatric evaluation. He also reportedly confessed to setting fires at two racks in the high school earlier that month, with damage estimated over $30,000.
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Franklin
Lakeview, Joint High
Raeman Jack
Stoneboro
Butler
Jack
Lakeview
Mercer County
Earler
New Home Burns Day After Family Moves In
A new house off Spring Creek road in Old Creek Township northeast of Titusville burned to the ground last night. Allan Proper, who had moved in the day before, used a kerosene lamp before electricity was on. The lamp exploded at about 9:30 p.m., trapping the house in flames. Proper carried his three year old son to his foster mother’s nearby home and neighbors fought the blaze with snow as road access was blocked. no fire department assistance was possible.
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Spring Creek Road
Old Creek Township
Titusville
Allan Proper
Proper
Take 6 Children As Two Succumb
In a courtroom scene a man Morris testifies he earns 504 dollars monthly at a logging job and runs a home car repair business. He claims hard work and building his home while caring for his land, while his wife pleads that they feed the children and face large grocery bills.
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Morris
Mrs. Morris
Hollywood Ex Actor Tony Curtis Predicts boom for independent films
Hollywood chatter centers on Tony Curtis foreseeing a decade of prosperity with more movies and stars. He argues independents will surge as majors shrink, citing The Guinness Like It Hot production as proof of cost efficiency and questioning star influence versus producers.
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Hollywood
Tony Curtis
Curtis
Lenten Meditation Renewing Our Minds
The passage emphasizes justification by faith through Christ and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. It urges believers to renew their minds, resist anti Christ culture, and align actions with the gospel. Renewed thinking leads to understanding God’s will and transformed relationships with others.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Satan
God
Christ
Three Jennings Children Die in November Fire
Mrs. Vincent Jennings endured the loss of James eight Nicholas seven and Gregory Jennings when a house fire swept their home on November 1. A son was born yesterday named James Nicholas Gregory Jennings.
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Pittsburgh
Vincent Jennings
James
Nicholas
Gregory
Jennings
James Nicholas Gregory Jennings
Corry memory notes cyclone toll near Tierart west of Napoleonville
A historical item recalls a cyclone near Tierart, about 21 miles west of Napoleonville, causing mass casualties in the 1940 event. It notes over 30 killed around noon and mentions local residents affected by the disaster.
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Napoleonville
Tieretart
Mulles
Here
Easter Homecoming and Car Shipment Notice
Walter Sweet has arrived home from Carnegie Tech to spend Easter vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Sam Sweet. Four new Overland cars were driven home for Wales and Brooks. A marriage license was issued to Ralph No Baker and Marguerite J Twill. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Kincaid died at their Maple avenue home.
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Walter Sweet
Carnegie Tech
Sam Sweet
Charles Wales
Glen Dick
Will Dundon
Charles Graham
Toledo
Wales
Brooks
Ralph No Baker
Marguerite J. Twill
Don Kincaid
Maple Avenue
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Savings and Loan Ass‘n
Hal Boyles
Mrs. C. Shreve
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Franks Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Ase Wa Nur Nowt
Nn Shanhel
Borstoref & Fitch
Maarth
First Avenue
Bob Thomas
Marilyn Monroe
Kirk Douglas
Marion Brando
Kirk
Burt Lancaster
Marlon
Mowrey’s
Wayne Tel
Loblaws
Tomatoes
Cherry Valley
Charles H. Collier
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Lic
Clark Lindsey
E. C. Lindsey
B.D. l
Cory Hospital
Sprite Creek
SPORT
Pasual Wear
Kiel Heig
Ty Cateodt
Clothes
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