Corry Evening Journal details and advertising terms
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and agencies including publisher George R. Sample general manager Allan Hasbrouck and advertising manager Allan Hasbrouck with details of national representatives. It notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches and gives subscription and delivery rates, mail and carrier options, and display advertising deadline references.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John WcLaughtin
T. Briguliti
Botpinelli-Kimbalding
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Perent Cambier
Come Merce
Pittsburgh
Sid Weigitson
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Wear
Corry
Churchill Warns US Involvement Would Prompt British Entry
London reports indicate Prime Minister Churchill warned that if the United States enters war with Japan a British declaration would follow within an hour. Fresh German troop movements against Leningrad and Soviet Crimea battles were noted as Moscow prepared for renewed fighting. Light snowfall caused treacherous road conditions. The film Sergeant York drew large crowds at the Rex Theatre, highlighting Tennessee WWI hero Alvin C. York.
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Ovemper London
United States
Pacific
Churchill
Japan
Armistice Day dance set at State Armory
Forty years ago on November 10 1921 supporters of the victorious Alexander organized a midnight parade at the Elks club led by a band with purple and white banners. The Keystone reports the third annual Armistice Day dance by Archie Thompson Pow will be tomorrow evening at the State Armory.
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Alexander
Elks Club
Archie Thompson
State Armory
What Is The Law What Is The Law
A neighbor may not punish parents for a child's toy trespass as there is no clear damage or trespass. The best remedy is for neighbors to talk and settle their dispute. The article suggests reunifying the ball and continuing neighborly relations.
Fire Rips Through Hollywood Homes Leaving Loss and Laughter
Hollywood residents faced a devastating blaze that damaged many star homes including Burt Lancaster Zsa Zsa Gabor Cliff Robertson and James Garner. Despite chaos some packed sentimental items and kept essentials while workers fought embers and salvaged valuables.
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Hollywood
Burt Lancaster
I E. Brow
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Cliff Robertson
Laverne Andrews
Walter Wanper
van Hofims
Richard Boone
Mandeville Canyon
Marlon Brando
Brando Oscar
James Garner
Colleen Gray
Government Drops 350 Aid Workers in New Agency Setup
Washington reports the government dismissed 350 foreign aid employees as the Agency for International Development replaces the International Cooperation Administration. The ICAO ceased operations when AID was established, shifting personnel and programs.
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Washington
Agency For International Development
International Cooperation Administration
Open Letter to Millcreek School Board on Water Polo
A reader writes to the editor urging support for teaching water polo to children. The letter argues the sport builds competitive spirit, quick decision making, and discipline, and asks the board to respond on whether they favor this program and its impact on education.
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Millcreek School Board
Pata
Christian Science Service Plans Special Lesson
Christian Science service Sunday features a two lesson sermon on Mortals and Immortals. Readings include Paul's words about being children of God and heirs with Christ and a correlative from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The service at First Church of Christ Scientist on East Columbus Avenue begins at 11 8 a.m.
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Paul
God
Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Church of Christ Scientist
East Columbus Avenue
Leader Emerges as Possible Governor Candidate in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports that after Tuesday's statewide voting, Pennsylvania Democrats see former Gov. George M. Leader as a strong potential gubernatorial candidate next year. A party leader suggested Leader may be the likely nominee, despite ongoing speculation about Mayor Richardson Dilworth and District leaders. Leader, vice president of a mortgage firm, dodged direct denial from a Philadelphia office call, noting uncertainty about 1962.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George M
Philadelpha
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
Leader
Philadelphia
Capitol Mill
Gov
Lawrence
Hal Boyle’s Americana trivia on modern vices and gadgets
Hal Boyle surveys American habits and consumer items from the tax system to personal accessories. He riffs on income tax, legality turning industry, neckties, the wristwatch era, and likens gadgets to social signals. The piece lampoons trends from car parking woes to attache cases and tranquilizers.
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Anerica
Almany
Rome
Pony Express Markers to Be Presented to Schools
In Marysville Kansas the Pony Express route markers, once part of the historic mail service, remain and will be presented to local schools along the old route.
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Pony Express
Marysville
Kan
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