Corry Journal masthead and ad policy note
The Corry Journal presents its daily publication details and staff at the Corry, Pennsylvania office. It lists advertising rates, mail terms, and display deadline timing, noting Associated Press exclusive republication rights and national ad representation across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal
Weat
South Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricu
John McLaughlin
G T Bergman
National
Bottinelli-Rimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Wells
AP News
Jail Population Across Pennsylvania Counties
The article reports jail inmate rates by county, noting Philadelphia leads with 6,087 prisoners and Allegheny second with 1,859. Dauphin has 182 per 100,000, Blair County around the state center, with Centre, Bedford and Indiana in the higher 60s, Mantour records 19 per 100,000.
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Thronenon Pernsy Lyse
Blair County
Blaw
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Delaware
Dauphin County
Little Adams County
Blair
Beime
Ath
Clearfield
Huntingdon
Cambria
Centre
Bedford
Indiana
Mantour
Strikes Loom in 1939 Motion Picture Industry
In 1939 Hollywood reports AFL unions plan a nationwide strike to paralyze the motion picture industry and shutter all theaters. Robert H. Jackson, Spring Creek native and solicitor general, rises again in the spotlight after Justice Pierce Buker’s death. merchants pursue support for Christmas lighting in the business district with decorations to be installed by December 8.
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Hollywood
American Federation of Labor Unions
Robert H. Jackson
Spring Creek
United States
Hope
Yate
Pierce Buker
Verhmiites
Golden Rule Club
The World After Eisenhower Ends His Era
The piece imagines a post Eisenhower world in 1961 with shifts from 1950s policy. It notes continuing alliances and aid, the evolving Soviet threat including H bomb and space milestones, and potential disarmament talks. The forecast hinges on progress toward peace and inspection while competition for influence among nations grows.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Soviet Union
Red China
Western Europe
United States
Nikitai Khrushchev
Unis
Pavement Contract Awarded and Local Openings in Town
The firm E. M. Love and Son won a contract to lay 7,900 feet of pavement from North East by the state highway department. J. A. Lanston opened a decorating store on North Center street, handling wall paper and interior accessories. A troop train carrying members of Companies E PF and the 22nd U.S. infantry passed through town en route to Fort Porter near Buffalo. An old city note recounts a first grade teacher asking why a girl pupil was fardy, with the pupil replying she was walking behind a slow boy.
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E. M. Love and Son
North East
State Highway Department
J. A. Lanston
Te Parkhurst Jewelry
North Center Street
22Nd
U.S. Infantry
Fort Porter
Buffalo
Trinidad
Cole
Fardy
Recruited Jury Begins Trial in Holdon Murder Case
Clarion County jury selection stretched over two days for Milton A. Holden facing murder charges in the death of Daniel H. Sterner. Of 45 jurors called, only two were seated after inquiries by the DA and defense lawyers. 11 of 90 questioned qualified, with many affirming views on capital punishment or verdicts.
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Clarion
Clarion County
Mulder
Milton A. Holden
Daniel H. Sterner
Bethlehem
Hawthorn
Merle Wiser
William Geary
R. R. Whitmer
Eugene A. Daugherty
Jury selects 12th juror and two alternates in murder case
The task of selecting the 12th jury member and two alternates was completed yesterday morning. Holden, the defendant, was arrested a week after Sterner's body was found. Autopsy showed skull fracture near the left eye as the cause of death, not a heart attack. Investigators tied Holden to the death via witnesses who saw them together less than an hour before discovery. He pleaded not guilty to homicide at arraignment before a Clarion alderman.
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Holden
Sterner
Clarion
Driver Killed When Car Crashes on Route 422
Tarentum Pa. A car out of control struck a guard rail along Route 422 near the Kittanning Bridge and killed the driver Parke R. Bender 58 of West Franklin Township yesterday.
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Tarentum
Kittanning Bridge
Parke R. Bender
Franklin Township
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Alloona Mirror
Center
Washington Streets
Marlow
James Marlow
China
Western
Europe
Flye Rexall Drugs
U. N. Center St
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Loblaw Saltines
Cloverlane
Edgebrook
Epee
Murphy’s
Santa Claus
Hammond
Engle Street
Dial
Murphy's
Carolina
Boscia
Asa Wun On
T.V
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