Corr y Journal masthead and publication details
Corr y Journal Tuesday issue lists staff roles and management. Advertising rates and deadlines are stated, with subscription prices and mailing options. The page notes AP news rights and postal details for Corry Pennsylvania.
Woman 68 Hurt Critically In Franklin Area Accident
A 68 year old woman, Mrs Eugene J Clelland, was critically injured when a passenger trailer overturned after she lost control on Route 1 near Grove City Hospital. Her husband, Benes Clelland, 70, was admitted in fair condition with a shoulder injury. The other driver, Bonzo Payee of Rochester, Pa, also sustained injuries. state police investigated the crash.
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Grove
Eugene J Clelland
Benes B
Clelland
Payee Bonzo
Rochestt
Chitirayt Ben Aadeyiere
Newspapers Confront Unions Over Strike Breaker Bill Tactics
Portland publishers face a six month labor strike with bombings and a shooting of a company executive. unions propose model legislation to bar professional strikebreakers and agents, aiming to disrupt newspaper operations nationwide and redefine who can work during strikes.
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Portland
Oregon
National Labor Relations Board
Jamestown Man Receives 65 Years in Area Slaying
Jamestown man Edward You, father of 19, was sentenced to 65 to 80 years after pleading to second degree murder in the fatal slaying of his father in law and mother in law at the Halge residence in May. Police reported he used a .22 caliber rifle in all three killings. Defense sought a reduced charge citing mitigating circumstances. Knute Rockne's son William Rockne II dies in South Bend plane crash in 1930.
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Boolh
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Uuder Rollin Paricher
Atiny Young
Haller Nelsin
Jamestown Palice
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Mottier
Bonna
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Botlee
Disrat
Edwin G Oconnor
Dugze Rolin Fancher
Young
Knute Rockne
South Bend
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Rockne
Cmeh
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Hibfather
Sales tactics spread as firms seek new markets
Business Mirror surveys aggressive selling ideas from firms courting impulse buyers through price cuts, promotions, and events. It notes on the fly innovations from Newport News to Chicago and Norfolk to reach reluctant buyers, with emphasis on taste tests, touring plant visits, and freebies to win customers. The piece highlights gendered buying dynamics, as women influence most purchases, and firms intensify trainer programs and incentives for sales staff to boost demand.
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Noland.co
Newport News
Xininuck
Ie Tls
John Marshall
Richmond
Richmond-Peterboro
Chicago
Allbright-Nell
Chemetron Corp
Nebraska
Iowa
Republic Steel
Tire & Rubber
Vanderbilt
Fim
Ford
Spanish Sherry Institute
New York
New York City
Westfield Woman Held In Death Of Pedestrian
Dorothy G Card 45 of Westfield faces a magistrate on a drunken driving charge linked to a pedestrian fatality. The accident happened during a rainstorm Thursday evening. Mary Was Mind 58 died at Westfield Memorial Hospital. Coroner ruled accidental death. Police began the investigation.
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Westfield
Esepinla
Dorothy G Card
Westfirit
Anthony J
Card
Acesident Jr
Rizzo
Mary
Wanlund
Westfield Me
Morial Hospital
Ralph Wallace
Trucker Fined and Jailed After Fatal Area Crash
Norman W. Algoe 43 of Buffalo was convicted of drunken driving for a head on crash on Route 20 near Ripley that killed Mrs. Mary Jane Resinger 29 of Bria. He received 30 days in county jail and a $100 fine after a jury acquitted him of criminal liverver and other charges.
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Via
Dhsh
Mary Jane Resinner
Brie
Chautauqua County
Norman W. Algoe
Buffalo
Druinker
Algue
Richard DL Resinger
Briv
Ripley
Resinger
Armistice Day reflections and political notes
Twenty years ago AP reports Italy pushing Greece back in a northwest sector while a new city engineer appointment is anticipated in the city council meeting. Armistice Day will be observed with quiet acknowledgment amid tensions. America faces a political shift as voters lag in turnout and candidates face waning enthusiasm.
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Dickson
Sefure
Meering
Ballots and democracy in Hal Boyle’s nationside meditation
Hal Boyle sees ballots as peaceful successors of billets. He says Congress and a free people must decide their fate through individual votes, noting the dignity and poetry of voting. The act embodies liberty, with millions defending it on battlefields and in polling booths, shaping the nation’s future.
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Abraham Lineal
Ly Congress
Wir
Eieens
Bodlurjias
Four Decades Ago Gun Accident Injures Man in Hunt
EM Barlow received several pellets in the knee when a gun exploded as he stooped to pick up a woodcock during a hunt with C Seley. The incident occurred near a field site, with neighbors reporting the mishap and medical aid rendered on scene.
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EM Barlow
C . Seley
No. 1 public enemy of the American way today
The speaker says the real foe is the one third of Americans who will not vote, choosing personal comfort over civic duty. He emphasizes the duty to participate and uphold democracy, noting hopeful candidates can still influence the outcome.
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New York
America
Manor
Hamsell
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