Editorial urges local buyout and cooperative department store plan
The city may regain ownership of the Fourth Ward site if Associated Contractors fails to lease a planned shopping plaza by June 1, 1963. The piece urges local merchants to form a cooperative department store to keep Corry shoppers and mass merchandise in town, leveraging a potential 25,000 customer market.
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Corry High School
Fourth Ward
Associated Contractors
Conneaut Lake
Erie
Jamestown
Cooperative Department Store
Corry
Cardinals Open World Series Bid With Morton Cooper Pitching
St Louis prepares for the World Series as Morton Cooper is slated to start for the Cardinals against the Yankees, with Red Ruffing expected to throw for New York. The article notes the impending clash amid wartime tension and local sports results.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Morton Cooper
Red Ruffing
New Yorkers
Viewer power and FCC clash over television scheduling
George Sokolsky reflects on shifting Perry Mason time slots and criticizes lack of viewer plebiscite. He praises CBS Philharmonic broadcast under Bernstein but dislikes Corning Glass ads. Newton Minow argues viewers should influence programming and warns ratings distort choices with narrow samples.
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Philharmonic
Newton Minow
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
United States
Sign Stealing and Bench Jockeys In Baseball History
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls the covert art of sign stealing in baseball. Bench observers, managers, and catchers pass and hide signals through gestures, eyeing batters, coaches, and even sunbathers on the dugout roof. Notable players and managers such as Dolf Camilli Joe Garagiola and Joe McCarthy are cited with stories of stealing signs and countermeasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolf Camilli
Phil Cavaretta
Eddie Dyer
Joe McCarthy
Yanks
Frankie Frisch
Joe Garagiola
Joe
Shanty “Hogan
Garagiola
Hysa
Unclear sports play note with stray ingame chatter
Fragmentary description of a baseball moment with a steal, a pitchout, and muted crowd reaction, leaving several words garbled and unclear for precise reporting.
Retail U.S. economy hinges on year-end spending surge
Analysts foresee rising retail sales and higher production in late 1962 as the fourth quarter steadies the economy. Consumer spending is expected to drive a strong year end, with merchants relying on the final weeks to lift annual totals and support manufacturing orders.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Roy
Seize Poisonous Beans In Philadelphia
Philadelphia authorities seized about 10 000 sequinity beans used in necklaces and rosaries. The beans are poisonous and could cause death within two weeks if eaten. The Health Department and the U S Food and Drug Administration are removing the beans from circulation. they are made from licorice plants and grown mainly in tropical regions.
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Hiladelphia
Health Department
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Corry Evening Journal Advertising and Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff names and roles including publisher George R Sample general manager William Eaton city editor Allan Hasbrouck and others. It notes advertising representatives Bodrinel ds Kimball Inc and location details and subscription and street carrier rates with a 5 am display ad deadline.
YMCA Calendar Week of October 1
YMCA schedules daily swim and activity blocks from Monday to Saturday with varied classes and practices. Notable items include Boys and Girls swim teams, TOPS classes, sewing and crafts, and Friday junior high dance.
Leap From Safety Of Truck Kills Area Woman 36
Mrs Isabelle Irwin of Harrisville died after leaping from a truck when brakes failed on Route 8 south of Franklin. Police said she would have survived if she stayed in the cab. She suffered abdominal injuries leg lacerations and shock.
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Franklin
Butler County
Truke
Isabelle Irwin
Harrisville
Franklin Hospital
South Pecan Hill
Route 8
Meadville Man Denies Beating Robbing Woman
Caldwell 37 of Meadville pleaded innocent to assault and battery and larceny in connection with an alleged attack on Mary Pope. Police say he beat her at her home Saturday night, threatened to kill her, and stole $50. Committed to Crawford County Prison in $2,000 bond. hearing date not set.
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Mal
Percy
Caldwell
Meadville
Mary Pope
Mead‘ville
Donald W. Ladner
Crawford County
Burglar Steals From Reyal Purs and Woolworth Stores
In Philadelphia thieves forced entry at Reyal Purs taking two mink jackets and 12 mink stores worth about 10 000 dollars. Earlier thieves used a store ladder to scale a balcony and smash a safe at F W Woolworth, taking 4000 dollars. Police report at 4 p m.
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Philly
Philadelphia
Reyal Purs
F. W. Woolworth
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