Corry Evening Journal Publication Details and Rates
This notice lists the Corry Evening Journal staff and offices with key personnel names and roles, along with advertising rates and deadlines. It notes exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches, post office classification, and mailing and delivery pricing for subscribers and counties served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
AP News
Bread Returns as Papers Share the Story
A chaotic note reflects on bread being cast among newspapers and the spread of stories across regions. It laments delays, misprints, and cross-paper collaborations, praising readers for seeking timely, original local reporting rather than syndicated reprints.
Feathered Nests And Your Money Critique Of Pensions And Poverty
A column rails at wealth inequality across the globe and in the United States. It cites Peru and Iran dominated by a few families, notes Kennedy on masses’ miseries, and contrasts a Harrisburg pension case of 410 dollars a month after 14 years with Social Security as a critique of entrenched wealth and pension practices.
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Peru
Iran
United States
Harris-burg
Polk Patient Dies Of Fall At State School
Richard Burdick, 30, longtime Polk State School resident, died Friday night from a fractured skull and brain hemorrhage after a 7:15 a.m. fall from bed. He had been at the school since age 10 and reportedly showed no injuries at first. Coroner ruled death accidental. the facility earlier noted prior injuries including a broken collar bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Polk State School
Richard Burdick
Aliee Burdick
Erie
Sunnyside
Burdick
James McClelland
Maurice Dinberg
Venango County
Moral clash over shelter right and duty in crisis
In Religion In The News, Rev L C McHugh argues a moral right and duty to repel attackers to protect life and essential goods during siege. Critics urge compassion, while McHugh allows violence as a last resort if life is at stake and no alternatives exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. McHugh
America
Georgetown University
Jesuit Journal
Father McHugh
Brn Herbsler
United Shares of Christ
Jesus
Par- New York
Wrile
Missionary Gerard Haile Dies After 60 Years With Navajos
The Rev. Gerard Haile, 87, respected missionary to the Navajos, died Saturday in Santa Fe New Mexico after a long illness. Haile devoted more than six decades to Navajo outreach and religious work.
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Santa FE
N.M
Gerard Haile
Pathet
Nab UC Man One Other For Car Pilfering
Titusville police arrested Robert Giffin 23 and Richard Miller 25 from Union City after Oil City authorities issued a lookout for a car linked to pilfered articles from cars in the Eagles parking lot. Police picked up the pair about 3 a.m. and turned them over to Oil City police on larceny charges. The license number reported had been taken from Giffin.
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Ceusvillg
Titusville
Oil City
Robert Giffin
Richard Miller
Union City
Giffin
Eagles
Memories of Corry headlines and defense housing talks
Yesterday's Memories of Corry reflects on 1941 events with reports of German siege actions around Leningrad and local defense housing talks. It notes Fairhaven development plans, street work, and Wharf building progress, plus local incidents and upcoming schedules for sports and professional football games in Corry.
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Corry
Federal Housing Administration
Thomas J. McCoy
Fairhaven
Spa Man Loses Arm In Harvester Near Cambridge Springs
Meadsville era. Clayton A. Swift, 62, of Cambridge Springs, lost his right arm when his clothing or arm was caught in a forage harvester on the Victor Sybrant farm near Cambridge Springs. He drove a quarter mile to Julius Russell’s home to summon aid with his air horn. A physician and Van Matre ambulance transported him to Meadville for treatment.
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Mealyslue
Vamorigge Springs
Priday
Victor
Lincoln Service Advertises U.S. Civil Service Prep
The Lincoln Service in Pekin Illinois offers test prep for U S Civil Service jobs with salaries up to 446 a month. It claims high security and advancement, notes many positions require little education, and urges readers to mail for free government job information and test-qualification details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
Tllinois Tam
U. S
Steel buyers expect no fall price rise but seek substitutes
A survey of 624 steel using purchasing officers finds most expect no price rise this fall despite higher wages. About 55 percent would switch to substitutes if steel prices rise, while 66 percent oppose congressional intervention to curb any price hike and 81 percent doubt price regulation helps users.
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New York
Kennedy
Purchasing Magazine
United Steelworkers
Y Hospital
Congress
Europe
Japan
Sharon Herald Price Increase
Sharon Herald raised copy price from seven to ten cents today. Weekly home delivery rose to 850 cents and 42 remains the prior rate. The paper cites higher production costs as the reason for the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Sharon Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughylin
G. T. Bergman
Garrier
Dave
Ciiell
Ylias
Stuire
New Delhi
Nichols
East Main St
Elmdale Tomatoes
Marwell House Coffee
Campbells Tomato Juice
Tee
Trdika
Moscow
Leningrad
North Corry
Harry Wilcox
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Aero Supply
Dallas Smiley
Raymond Mfg. Co
National Association of Cost Accountants
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Charley Tanner
Steen
Dry Cleaners
Wilcox. Grocers
Warren Red Jackets
Spa
Ted!nomen Lincoln Service
Evening Journal
Health and
Business Mirror
Bam Dawson
Jane Parker
Sultana
Ann Page
Wisconsin
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
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