Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
Corry Pennsylvania based weekly newspaper notices show publisher Arthur Colegrove and office on West South Street. It is entered at the Corry post office as second class mail matter. Subscription by mail $5.00 yearly, by carrier three dollars per copy, fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on request.
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Corry Evening Journal
Aviation accident concerns and public safety debate
A damaged text discusses aviation accidents and public worry over safety. It cites a naval incident and mentions fatalities, urging progress in aviation safety and accountability without clear details or dates.
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Che Tinaber
Xomerhuye
Admiril Mushote
Hilmy
Wade
Niles
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal May 11 1907
Cluttered OCR style notes twine past city life with scattered names places and events from May 11, 1907. Mentions Nichole a young man from the city a foundry incident and a snowstorm. References to local people Jay S Brown, Frank O Day and others amid garbled phrases reflecting a retrospective journal file.
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Missing French Fliers Both World War Heroes
United Press reports on missing French airmen from World War I era, detailing pilots Charles Evivene Jules Marc Nuukowits and others. The article describes the failure of a transatlantic attempt by a single motorized vessel, the White Bird, and notes the aircraft’s specifications, route uncertainties, and perilous conditions.
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United Press
Charles Evivene
Jules Marc Nuukowits
Rona
Reuwet
Vevassell Marine
Fimihity Nolohs
Paternity of Red Cross Credited to Swiss Traveler
The story traces the origins of the Red Cross to Swiss traveler and reformer Henry Dunant and highlights Clara Barton’s role in promoting Red Cross in the United States. It notes the 1863 Geneva conference, the creation of the Red Cross insignia, and Barton’s leadership in forming the American Red Cross in Washington.
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Washington
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Susie Alison
Ron Pees
Han Mae
Clara Barton
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Julie
Mississippi Valley
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Philanthropic Society of Public Ceils
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Red Cross
Clara Rarion
Europe
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Radio station call letters and figures quiz from era broadcast
A fragmented quiz lists stations WBAP Fort Worth WSB Atlanta and others, naming figures like Earle C. Anthony and Walter Damasch. It notes MW as a test letter for station location and hints at owners' initials. It mentions WEAY network lectures on Wagner and low wave experiments by General Electric.
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CPI
South Africa
Austral
WPG
Wagner
WEAY
Joaa Tow Terbain Broadhantiy
WBAP
Fort Worth
WSB
Atlanta
Earle C. Anthony
WGY
KDKA
GBS
Gimbel Brothers
Walter Damasch
Japan
General Electric Company
Education a Necessity for Modern Farmer
A Washington report from the Extension Service cites Merrill on the value of schooling for farmers. It argues that even modest schooling boosts earning capacity, with Texas and Wisconsin surveys showing higher farm profits and ownership rates among educated farmers, and high school graduates often outperforming older or less educated peers with the same capital.
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Washington
Zeoiny Fihan
Ally
Merrill Sant
Texas
Wasi
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Mrontrett
Georgia
Peter
Avis
Tawa
Missouri
Ames
New York State
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Merrill
Concentrate at San Antonio for War Maneuvers
San Antonio May 11. The largest US Army air force ever concentrated in this entry with the Second Division began a 10 day maneuvers. More than 100 planes will test air defense and counterattack along with army ground units. Maj. Gen. Ernest Hinds commands the air corps brigade and Maj. Gen. William DeCanbr leads the Second Division in the combined operation.
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United Press
San Antonio
Serianefesta
Todiy
Army
Selleville
Hye Alti
Army Air Corps
Telly Fight
Duncan Lield
Brooks Fleet
Port Sam Howtes
Ernest Hinds
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William de Canbr
Air Corps
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Jeny Charges Inbooze Case To Be Dropped
Inbooze case against Harry G Donns Erie and Vernon Nelson discussed in court. District Attorney Goodwin denied press claims of out of court settlements. Evidence described as a car containing multiple bottles of liquor.
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Jeny
Tney
Dane B. Coatwill
Tony
Harges
Lra
Musieaniog
Harry Gap Dons
Erie
Nrankby
Prikimer
William Wines
Alay Ath Lind Chrysier
Erat Uebersher
Glenview
East Eisel Avenue
Sid
Presbyterian Ladies Meet at Church Parlor
The Presbytarian Ladies Aid Society will meet Friday afternoon at the church parlors. This is the last meeting before a swine mer er and a variety of important matters will be discussed. A supper and social time follow the business session.
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Presbytarian Ladies Aid Society
Olelock
Jim
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