Corry Evening Journal Publishing Details and Rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and offices including publisher George R. Sample Allan Hasbrouck and production manager G T Bergman. It notes Associated Press rights, mailing rates 13.00 yearly in restricted territory 11.00 by mail, carrier price seven cents per copy and forty two cents per week, and display ad deadline at 9 a m prior to publication.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
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Associated Press
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Corry
Drafting women for service among teachers and nurses
A Scholastic Magazines sponsored Institute of Student Opinion reports 10 000 students favor drafting young women for armed service as teacher assistants nurses and social workers either in the United States or abroad. The piece mocks the proposal and argues against forcing women into such roles.
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Institute of Student Opinion
Scholastic Magazines, Inc
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United States
Corry Notes May 8 1941 Local Actions and Games
Yesterday's items report Corry youth entering selective service physicals under a new Pennsylvania administered act. The Corry Merchants mushball team split two games 13 to 11 and 14 to 16 against Clymer and Aero Supply. Patrolmen Swan and Burlingame from Alco and city police are cited. Also noted are State Police School diplomas for local cadets, Miss Margaret Askew named rectoress, Spring cleanup removing 20 to 25 percent more refuse to the dumps, and high school baseball: freshmen beat sophomores 3 to 2 marking the ninth's first victory. Baume praised as best hurler.
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Corry Merchants
Clymer
Aero Supply
Hollywood’s Murray and Wood Tackle Cannes With Money Woes
Don Murray and Walter Wood, Hollywood producers stars of L A, head to Cannes broke but funded by others. They own half of a $550000 film with United Artists predicting $3.8 million gross worldwide. They plan to keep independent, making one film a year with the same grit they had when broke.
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Titusville Litterbug Law Charged to Vehicle Owner
Edgar A. Kline of Tionesta faces a summons and possible fine under the State Litterbug Act after a beer can was thrown from a car owned by him in Titusville. Police say three occupants were in the car and the guilty party is unknown, making the owner responsible if proven.
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Mtnnesta
Kline
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Titusville Boy Visits Hospital Twice In Week
Titusville four year old David Donovan son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Donovan suffered forehead contusions and facial abrasions after a fall at the Pens Theater front waiting area. He was treated and discharged from Titusville Hospital emergency room. Earlier he sprained his ankle in a fall from a chair and was also treated and discharged.
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Titusville
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Arabian horse worth 5000 dies in crash near Fairview
A purebred Arabian mare valued at 5000 was killed instantly Saturday morning near Fairview when the trailer it rode in broke loose from a car pulling it. Luther F. Kep er Jr. 33 of Reedsville Pa. drove the car and sustained injuries. The horse owned by Emma C Kuhns was being delivered to her when the crash occurred at Routes 6N and 98. The trailer struck a gas station sign after skidding on wet pavement at a stop sign.
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Fairview
Girard
Luther F. Keper Jr
Reedsville
Emma C Kuhns
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Kennedy Faces Sacrifice Theme and Undefined Demands
Analyzing President Kennedy’s push for sacrifice, the piece notes his past calls for sacrifice without hardship, hints at possible income tax cuts, and questions what sacrifices are truly asked. It cites his inaugurals and recent remarks urging effort on prices, wages, education, and equality.
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Kennedy
United States
Chicago
Legion founder Thomas Loy dies in Missouri
Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Loy retired, 94, founder of the American Legion in Paris after World War I, died Friday in Aurora Missouri after a long illness.
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Aurora
Thomas H. Loy
American Legion
Paris
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