Corry Evening Journal front page boilerplate and notices
The Corry Evening Journal pages include publisher names, staff roles, and advertising details. It lists office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and notes Associated Press exclusive rights to publish AP news. Subscriptions and display ad deadlines are mentioned.
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Letters to the Editor on Words and New Diction
George Conkis argues for recognizing slang terms like ain't and warmth as living language. He suggests playful coinages such as the coolth of the dors nose and describes new words to describe foods and morals. He calls for more discussion on adopting neologisms into English.
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Mrs Don Hoak Says Hubby Was Night Lifer
Mrs Phyllis Hoak the wife of Don Hoak third baseman for the Pirates says her husband stayed out late four or five nights a week until four or five in the morning during the winter, driving her toward a nervous breakdown. She testified Monday in her divorce suit claiming Hoak became belligerent and profane when questioned, noting the couple wed in Fort.
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Industrial rebound signals potential job gains in 1950s
New York AP report notes rising industrial production aided by record personal incomes may curb unemployment. With personal income hitting a record annual rate of 425 billion as consumer spending rises, manufacturers see a path to more output and hiring. Despite seasonal job declines, hopes center on continued gains in durable goods orders and factory sales, aided by a recovering economy and rising payrolls. Unemployment hovered around 3.9 million in mid October, with optimism for December hiring and a tentative improvement in January.
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Corry Retro Briefs Mix War Echoes and Local Theft
From Corry’s late 20th century reminiscences: reports claim British armor near Tobruk eyeing Axis lines in North Africa while a health drive targets a chickenpox outbreak among students. In local news, a purse theft at Lemon Street is resolved as the recovered item returns to Mrs Leo Howlett. a wagon incident briefly ties up First Avenue.
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Lemon Street
First Avenue
Fire Threatens Kelcher Building On Spring Street
A fire believed started by a cigarette stub endangered the Kelcher building on Spring Street early today. The Stakian committee for the 1éth annual Stanford Hose balls announced participants Miss Jewel Naylon Miss Florinel Starr Mrs L Ry Bills Claude Messen ger and J J Woechler. The Ladies Federated Aid of Spring Creek plans an entertainment tonight a home talent play The Rummage Sale will be given. Iyn Smith joined Ed Mets barber shop on First Venue Miss Marjorie Auer recovering from a broken nose.
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Stanford
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Florinel Starr
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Claude Messenger
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Teen attackers nabbed in downtown Erie chase
Two Erie teenagers captured Henry Leroy Miller, 16, after a chase for allegedly grabbing and threatening a woman as she approached her car in a downtown alley. Detective Sgt. Raymond Lapenz and Det. Chester Wizikowski led the arrest. the woman was not injured. Also reported: Henry H. Storch, 66, chemistry professor at NYU, died Sunday in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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New York University
Message for Youth on Work and Hope from Paul Harvey
A broadcast style monologue urges young people to seek effortful work, endure wind and headwinds, and strive for advancement through discipline. It warns against complacency, mocks idle workers, and emphasizes self-improvement, perseverance, and early responsibility as keys to lasting success.
Corry High School Machne Shop Club Tours Erie GE Plant
About 40 members of Corry Area High School Machne Shop Club toured the Erie GE plant under instructor Mor Aivwts Carroll. The group traveled by bus, arrived at 8:30 am, and returned home later that day. In the plant cafeteria they were given a guided tour and learned about manufacturing processes. GE officials Roert Hosmer and Martin Grotohan supervised, with trips like this funded annually by the school district.
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Martin Grotohan
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