Corry Evening Journal rate card details
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication and delivery rates including by mail and carrier options. It notes exclusive use of AP news dispatches and advertises advertising rate information and territorial restrictions. It identifies the publisher and advertising representatives and cites multiple associated offices.
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Corry Evening Journal
Py Creel Weel
Cory
A.D. Colegrove Sail PL
Combara
SS Ae ‘Feational
Pred Etmball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Moriguze & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Cum
Bidz
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Sheis
Corry
Fai
Clauss
The World’s Friend Uncle Sum Advocates Global Good Will
A dated voice extols America as a global friend and moral force during wartime. It argues that the nation’s prestige and confidence in goodwill are high, but warns government, army, and people to avoid selfish profit from the war to prevent disillusionment abroad and at home.
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Uncle Sum
Alvies
Ile
United Nations
Africa
America
The Good Endures Against Nazism
A condemning essay portrays Nazism as a rotting system built on human vice. It argues Hitler and his followers represent insane genius aiming to dominate the world. The piece warns that tyranny corrupts itself and only rational virtue survives.
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Adolf Hitler
Statesmen Disagree Prompted Roosevelt Plan for Unity
President Roosevelt described a method to force agreement among his large team of advisers. He recalled a wartime business practice where rival leaders met in a closed room until consensus emerged. That approach led to the Liberty Motor, a pooled knowledge effort for war needs, though its broader wartime success remains uncertain.
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Roosevelt
Dio
Obain
Vinslis
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United Press Senate
State Armory
Hugh O'Hare
Staf
New Orleans
City managers group forms in Texas to study governance
A Houston based association united city managers from 84 Texas cities to examine municipal governance. The effort, led by eleven regional executives, aims to enhance efficiency and collaboration among Texas towns and counties, placing Houston among the third largest metro area referenced in the broader national context.
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QUTY
Houston
Tex
Bihwo
United States
Kansas City
Ge Hye
Osnily
Seetiana
Daily Dozen from Medical Society of Pennsylvania Letter About Health Progress
In 1942 a letter from C D Firster of the 8th Fighter Control Squadron in New Guinea discusses health hazards in modern life. The piece links new chemicals, urbanization, and industrial change to health concerns and calls for intelligent health planning, alertness, and social engagement to improve well being.
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Pie
C.D. Firster
New Guinea
K. E. Pitt
Spring Creek
Laval Up and Down In Politics AP Features
Profile of Pierre Laval detailing a controversial political arc from mayor to prime minister, wartime alliances, and shifting loyalties. Notes his policies, perceived self interest, and impact on France, with references to fascist contacts, the 1940 armistice, and postwar portrayals. Mentions his persona, attire, and view on democracy and Britain.
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Pieuré Laval
France
Butcher
Lava
Auvergne
Paris
Aubervilliers
Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Laval
Vicky
Hitlek
Britain
Germany
War era letters and local notes reveal home front strain
A wartime letter condemns strikes amid a global conflict. It contrasts frontline sacrifices at Wake, Midway, Pearl Harbor, and the Aleutians with labor unrest, urging workers to support army wages and production. The page also notes a 20th century civic meeting, a wedding, and local holiday price trends, reflecting community life during wartime.
Roaming Roundup of Corry News and Local Happenings
A stream of short items covers a Christmas tree plan for City Park fundraising, charity events, personnel moves, local letters, and wartime notes. It notes engagements, relocations, and upcoming classes while highlighting residents abroad, school staff changes, and civic concerns in Corry.
Tonga Islands Queen Soiole Tubou Succeeds Father in 1938
Facts claim Soiole Tubou, a native queen of Tonga then called Friendly Islands, succeeds her father George TH itt in April 1938. Gato, a Roman grammarian, is said to have learned Greek at age 60.
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Tonga Islands
Friendly Islands
Soiole Tubou
George TH
Gato
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George Downeys
J. J. Desmond
Rest Pleasant Street
Erie Daily ‘Times
U.S
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Rockies
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Corry ‘Hoy
North Warren
South Salem
Westchester
New York City
Tony S. Smith
G. Scott Smilin
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Tunisia
American Locomotive Company
Dunkirk
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Union City Pimes Enterprise
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