Corry Journal Advertising and Circulation Details
Corry Journal in Corry Pennsylvania lists staff roles and offices with BOTTINELLI KIMBALL INC. as advertising representatives. Notices include mailing rates 11.00 yearly 9.75 half year and carrier rates seven cents per copy forty two cents weekly. Display advertising deadline noted as 9 8 p.m. on prior publication date.
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Corry Journal
South Street
Corry
Cory Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricu- Wo
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
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Associated Press
AP News
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Drag strip hazards on East Columbus road raise safety alarm
Eyewitness reports on East Columbus Avenue describe frequent drag racing by youths. A teen driver narrowly avoided leaving the road, and three dogs were killed with drivers leaving the scene. Residents urge more police patrols to prevent tragedies on the overused secondary road. Also notes Pennsylvania road neglect from holes to harsh winter conditions affecting state highways. General Norstad hospital visit follows brief illness after golf in Bavaria. NATO commander in Europe deemed fit.
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East Columbus
East Columbus Avenue
Pennsylvania
Munich
Germany
Lauris Norstad
Bavaria
Norstad
NATO
Europe
Bronzesgaden
Hollywood Junior Loyd Seeks Fresh Start in Europe
The item notes 28 year old Yotlte Lloyd, a comic with night club and South American stage experience, plans to leave for Europe to restart his career while declaring that one fist cannot fight ny longer and fame as a junior is fading in his hometown.
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Hollywood
Herold Loyd Dry
Europe
Yotlte Lloyd
United States
South America
Yesterdays Memories 3 of Corry May 9 20 Years Ago
Summary of 1916 era Corry items. Roosevelt denies mediating with Mussolini while US diplomacy rumor persists. Raymond Manufacturing consolidation at a $25,000 cost. D A Hillstrom named arbitrator panel member. George Mikytiuk dies after a heat event. Corry to switch to daylight saving time May 18 with little disruption. Three Corry women win 35,000 Queens Handicap Sweep Stakes bowling event.
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Corry
Burt Porsertstom
William Roelig
Elsie Higson
Hollywood Talent Struggles Push Actor Abroad
Harold Tye laments lack of recognition for his own career while stuck as a junior in Hollywood. He plans to seek work in European theaters after years of playing small clubs and the Cocoanut Grove with little mainstream attention. He believes agents doubt his seriousness and sees Europe as a fresh path to prove his talent.
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Sye
Tye
Cocoanut Grove
Harold
Hollywood
Europe
YMCA Calendar Week of May 9
YMCA calendar lists events from Monday to Saturday including Junior and Senior activities, Corry Area Golden Age Club, Union City Girl Scouts swims, and a private swim party. Note mentions Tuesday afternoon women’s duplicate bridge discontinued until September.
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Corry Area
Union City
Girl Scouts
WOTR
American Federation of Clinical Engineers
Lake
We Are Corneil Bell
Trotsky's killer freed and goes into seclusion
Havana reports Jacques Mornard, the man who assassinated Leon Trotsky twenty years ago, released from a Mexican prison and believed to be hiding in Havana. Freed early to avoid vengeance by Trotskyites, he traveled under a Czech passport with officials and planned to check in at the Hotel Nacional before possible later travel to Europe or Czechoslovakia.
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Havana
Jacques Mornard
Leon Trotsky
Mornard
Mexico
Trotsky
Mexico City
Mornaud
Jacques van Dendresch
Oldrich Novicky
Edward Fuchs
Par
Hotel Nacional
van Dendesch
Tninvmed
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Interior Ministry
Jamestown Honor Student Dies In Crash
Jamestown native William Tangalos 18 and John Arscott 19 of Wayne Pa died when their Colgate University convertible failed to navigate Route 12 B in Hamilton N Y. The car hit a parked vehicle and a building and exploded. Tangalos was Jamestown High School class president and National Honor Society member, an exchange student to Germany in 1958, and a War Memorial Scholar at Colgate.
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Hamilton
Colgate University
Jamestown
William ‘Tangalos
John H. Arscott
Wayne
Jackson Thro
Madixon
R. W. Reese
Morrisville
Tangalos
Germany
Colgate Oh
Scott and Martin GOP leadership bids stir party tensions
Scott and Martin courted leadership with a plan potentially agreeable to George as Washington, PA figures weigh in. Sen. M Harvey Taylor, Dauphin, a key ally, backs a chair plan yet denies seeking the post, while he avoided comment on the Scott Martin prospect as GOP leadership cohesion forms.
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Scommunn
Bloom
Martin
George
Washington
Harvey Taylor
Dauphin
Senate
Scott- Martin
GOP
Ticker Tape Symbols Guide Stock Traders Use Daily
In New York AP explains how ticker symbols of one to three letters identify traded shares. The shorthand helps insiders track price movement and trading activity, forming a key part of stock market operations and investor communication.
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New York
Wilburton Faces Tornado Aftermath and Rebuilding
Wilburton Oklahoma residents count losses after a Thursday night tornado that killed 11 and injured 104. Red Cross aided 1300 plus displaced residents, with 82 homes destroyed 34 heavily damaged and 22 stores damaged. Nearby Sapulpa Keota and Moffett Roland areas also suffered fatalities as volunteers aided relief efforts.
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Wilburton
Okla
Fred Stovall
Red Cross
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Menifee
Sapulpa
Keota
Moffett-Roland
Understanding Stock Ticker Symbols and Trader Nicknames
The article explains how stock ticker symbols evolve and why traders use nicknames. It notes novices hear price movements labeled with codes like BS for Bethlehem Steel and NV for North American Aviation, while others like SPK, PRT, PEP, KID, NKP, GM, X, and 2 reflect company names or abbreviations and nicknames used by floor traders and tape readers.
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Navy
Sputnick
SPK
MIM Meals
Minute Maid Corp
Eroonen
Crosby
PRT
Hat Corp. of America
Pepsi-Cola
Kid
AllMedreid
NKP
N.Y. Chicazo
St. Louis
Nickle Plite
the Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Plains Today
General Motors
US Steel
Alleghancy Carp
Woolworth
Beating Suspect Seized After River Rescue
Jamestown man Hallge A. Nelson remains in serious condition with head wounds and possible skull fracture after a beating at his home by son in law Edward Young 38. Nelson wife Marie 65 and daughter Joann Young 30 were treated for scalp lacerations. Young fled to a guard booth, jumped a bridge into the Chadakotan River, was pulled from the water by Detective Andrew Larson and jailed on charges of first degree burglary and first degree assault.
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Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Hallge A. Nelson
Marie F. Nelson
Joann Young
Edward Young
Joann
Mothe
Young
Marlin-Rock~well Corp
Chandler Street
Deectives
Jamestown Department
Chadakotn River
Andrew Larson
Chanauigilt County
Mayville
Cambodian visit ends after five days of praise
Phnom Penh reports Premier Chow En-lpi leaving Cambodia after a five day visit described as an immense success. Prince Norodom Sihanouk bids him farewell calling the trip the greatest any statesman ever had in their country.
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Chou
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
China
Chow En-lpi
Norodom Sihanouk
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