Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Publication Details
Daily and Sunday edition information for the Corry Pennsylvania paper lists pricing by mail and carrier, with a nine- line notice of advertising deadlines and year subscriptions. Contact details include publisher George Semple and national representative Fred Kimball, with rate notes and territory restrictions.
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Rorry Evening Journal
Exorpi
Booth Street
Corrs
Golegrove Srtmir
Calsgrove
George Semple
National Advertising
Fred Kimball
Lexington Avenue
New York
Chicago
Ninepaper
Bawa
Corry Ana A
Bisplay
Brviouk
Pennsylvania Week 1952 Celebrates Labor Heritage
A fragment discusses Pennsylvania Week in October 1919 and reflects on the rights duties and achievements of Pennsylvanians from pioneers to coal miners. It notes the role of labor and enterprise in creating the state and nation and emphasizes patriotism civic obligation and history.
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Pennsylvania
Peninsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Hallon
Tts
U. S
Delaware
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Fire damages home. three children narrowly escape suffocation
News notes a fire at an Oil City residence injuring no one but forcing evacuation of three children. A hotel lease in Ashtabula signals new occupancy. Snow flurries near Lindsey Hollow and academic honors at Allegheny College are reported alongside a theft thwarted in front of Nast Company.
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Justin Butters
City
Oil City
Lindsey Hollow
M. M. Nast
Question puzzle 10 items from classified page
A list of 10 trivia prompts covers ranks in the military, beavers tails true or false, Troy system ounces per pound, founders of the Red Cross, pronunciation, Alaska purchase president, value of a double sawbuck, blood relatives, laughing jackass, and a correction of a quoted phrase.
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God
Leutenant
American Red Cross
Susan B. Anthony
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Cholmontieley
United States
Alaska
Russia
Registrations Set New High in New York City
New York City posts a historic registration surge for the upcoming election with 649 074 potential voters, surpassing the prior first age record. All five boroughs show substantial gains and state wide figures trend toward earlier highs as upstate sessions continue.
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New York City
New York
Lnst
HHCUB
Upstate
Les
Chautauqua Lake Classified Pollution Standards Set
The State Water Pollution Control Board classified Chautauqua Lake as A effective Oct 1, requiring future waste treatment to meet drinking water standards. The Chadakoin River upstream to 18th Street received C, the river downstream to Cassadaga Creek was rated D, with the upper Chadakoin suitable for fishing and cooling use. Jamestown and Falconer plants had urged lower classifications at a March Falconer hearing.
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Pollution Board
Jamestown — Chataudua
State Water Pollution Control Board
Chautauqua Lake
Aso
Chada~ Koin
Iake
18Th Street
Cassadaga Reek
Chadakoin
Falconer
Jamestown
Hystromey d. Russell Rogersats
Fires in New York Hotel Kill Two Including Mary Driscoll
A flash fire from a dropped cigarette in a New York hotel room caused the deaths of 40 year old Mary Driscoll a former magazine fashion stylist from West Newton Massachusetts and 46 year old Loyd Wiseman vice president of San Francisco Crocker First National Bank. Driscoll had told her parents she would go to New York for a job and was in town for the American Bankers Association convention while hotel staff said his wife would join him in the room. The report notes an average individual income figure for the United States in the era.
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New York
Mary Driscoll
Loyd Wiseman
San Branncisco
Crocker First Nations Bank
Miss Driscoll
West Newton
Mass
Driscoll
American Bankers’ Association
Civil Court Opens in Erie as October Term Begins
Erie October term of the civil court opened with 98 civil cases listed though many to be continued. First civil juries drawn include a divorce case George R Haynes versus Daisy Haynes and a trespass case John and Dyls Terry versus Springfield Township. County Detective John Coates notes 53 criminal cases on the grand jury docket with 2 more indictments conferred to November term.
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Erie
George R. Haynes
Daisy Haynés
John and
Dyls Terry
Springfield Township
John Coates
Hit and run victim dies in Shamokin Hospital
Pat Thomas Deane 58 of Locust Gap died yesterday in Shamokin Hospital after a hit and run incident on Saturday. He was found injured near Shamokin. Authorities are investigating the crash and seeking information from witnesses.
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Shamokin
Pat Thomas Deane
Locust Gap
Shamokin Hospital
Residents Petition to Halt City Plant Noise
Residents protested city plant noise and scheduled a hearing by the Board of Tax Revisions and Appeals for October 20 at 7:00 p m. Council delayed tire purchases for two fire trucks awaiting more bids and considered sidewalk repairs around the Municipal Building and No 1 fire station.
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Board of
Don Williams
Jamestown
Ross Feldman
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D. B. Patterson
King
Ashtabula, O
Phoenix
East Main Street
Ohio
Corry Bleachler Company
Ms. Patterson
Fred L. Ewing
Franklin Street
Allegheny College
Davis Radio-Television
North Center Street
Foster E. Davis & Son Insurance
N. Center St
Weavy Base
Meerdink's
WICU
William 5. Livengood JR
ARROW
Shiris
Erié
Erie Clio
Rotind
Corry
Binghamton
Akron
Cleveland
D. G. Jones
Erie Railroad
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Carl Smith
Consolo’s Variety Store
the National Bank of Corry
the National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Clothes
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