Corry Evening Journal masthead and publication details
The Corry Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists staff and office locations including publisher George R. Sample general manager Allan Hasbrouck and advertising manager John McLaughlin with production by G T Bergman. It notes Associated Press rights and postal details with subscription and printing terms and display deadline information.
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Cory Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
National Advertising
Bottinelii-Kimball
TNC
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Champer
Gent Merce
Pittsburgh
Welxitman
Piladesphis
Associated Press
Curry
Bread Returns Across Waters In Shared News Echo
A fragmented note reflects on how stories travel between papers across regions. It suggests the press feeds curiosity by reprinting others work and questions whether communities rely on one paper or many. The writer muses about media influence and common viewpoints.
Feathers and Fortunes Hardening Pensions Debate
Commentary contrasts global wealth rise and inequities with U S pension gaps. Cites Peru and Iran wealth control by few families and Kennedy remark on mass misery. Highlights a Harrisburg example: ex legislator to a 410 a month pension after 14 years versus 121 Social Security. Argues about pensions and social structure.
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Peru
Iran
Harrisburg
United States
Polk Patient Dies Of Fall At Polk State School
Richard Burdick a 30 year old resident of Polk State School for 20 years died Friday night in the school hospital from a fractured skull and brain hemorrhage after a fall earlier that morning. Attendants reported he got up after the fall and carried on before becoming ill at noon. Coroner Dr Maurice Dinberg ruled the death accidental.
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Polk
Polk State School
Richard Burdick
Alice Burdick
Erie
Sunnyside
Burdick
James McClelland
Maurice Dinberg
Venango County
Moral conflict on sheltering during nuclear threat debated
Religion in the News surveys conflicting views on whether a family may defend itself by keeping others from a fallout shelter. Jesuit editor Father McHugh argues a moral right and duty to repel neighbors if their admission endangers survival, while church leaders urge compassion and caution.
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New York
L. C. McHugh
America” Magazine
Georgetown University
Father McHugh
Ben Terhsler
United
Chhurch of Christ
Jesus
Missionary Berard Hille Dies in Santa Fe
The Rev. Berard Hille, 70, an internationally renowned missionary to the Navajos, died Saturday after a long illness. Father Hille spent more than 30 years on the Navajo reservation.
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Santa FE
N. M
Berard Hille
Father Huile
Navajo Reservation
Nab UC Man One Other For Car Pilfering
Titusville police picked up Robert Giffin 23 and Richard Miller 25 after Oil City police alerted them of a car stolen plate. They were held on larceny charges for pilfering articles from cars parked in the Eagles’ lot in Oil City, with a license number linked to Giffin.
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Fitusvinne
Titusville
Oil City
Robert Giffin
Richard Miller
Union City
Giffin
Eagles
Tos
Housing needs rise as Fairhaven project eyed in Corry
Manufacturers and Cory Regional Committee met with Federal Housing Administration officials and Fairhaven manager Thomas J. McCoy to discuss extra housing units for defense workers. Roadway work begins at Fairhaven North Corry with units advancing. Harry Wilcox of Spring Creek hospitalized after an Aero Supply plant accident. Dallas Smiley leads first cost accounting session at Brit Chapter in Erie. Charley Tanner posts high 192 average for Steen's Dry Cleaners as Wilcox Grocers wins. Warren Red Jackets postpone season opener for third time. no game tomorrow.
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Cory Regional Committee
Federal Housing Administration
Thomas J. McCoy
Fairhaven
Harry Wilcox
R. D
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Aero Supply
Dallas Smiley
Raymond Mfg. Co
Brit
National Association of Cost Accountants
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Charley Tanner
Steen
Dry Cleaners
Wilcox Grocers
Spa Man Loses Arm In Harvester
Meadville camorage Springs man Swift Clayton A. 62 lost his right arm Friday when it was pulled into a forage harvester while working on the Victor Sybrant farm near Cambridge Springs. He drove a quarter mile to Julius Russell's home to signal for help. A physician and Van Matre ambulance took him to Meadville hospital.
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Meadville
Priday
Vette
Victor Sybrant
Cambridge Springs
Clayton A. Swift
Julius Russell
U S Government Job Openings Ad Below Sun
An urgent recruitment pitch offers free information on U S government positions with salaries up to 446 a month. It promotes testing as a gateway, notes keen competition, and invites readers to mail a coupon for lists of jobs and qualification guidance from Lincoln Service.
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U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin, Ilinois
U. S
RED
Steel buyers weigh substitutes as wage hikes loom
A Purchasing Magazine survey of 624 steel users shows 66 percent oppose federal price intervention and 55 percent would switch to substitutes if steel prices rise. About half of buyers expect to absorb higher wages, with 81 percent doubting price regulation would help.
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Dicker
Kennedy
Movernment
Purchasing Magazine
United Steelworkers
Europe
Japan
Sharon Herald Price Rise Increases Daily and Weekly Costs
The Sharon Herald raised its price from seven to 10 cents per copy with weekly home delivery moving to 50 cents from 42. The paper cited higher production costs as the reason for the increase.
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Sharon
Sharon Herald
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