Corry Evening Journal masthead and details
The Corry Evening Journal masthead includes publisher George Sample general manager Allan Hasbrouck advertising manager John McLaughan pressroom foreman G T Bergman and national rep Bottinelli Kimball. It lists multiple office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and others. The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. Subscription rates and advertising deadlines are noted.
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Gerry Evening Journal
George Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughan
G.T. Bergman
National
Bottinelli-Kimball
INO
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weighuhan
Philadelphia
Associated Press
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AP Newa
Year-Round School Concept Gains Education Support
A growing debate contrasts nine month terms with year round schooling. Proponents cite continued learning and practical work experience at Santa Barbara County schools, Loma Linda Medical College, and Antioch College, while critics warn of disruption and tradition.
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Loma Linda
Calif) Medical College
Antioch
Santa Barbara County
Calif
George Chakiris rises from drought to West Side Story fame
Hollywood highlights profiles George Chakiris once penniless after years of hardship in Hollywood. The Greek heritage dancer, born in Norwood Ohio and raised in Arizona and California, finally found stardom as Bernardo in West Side Story after a long path through stage and television roles.
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Hollywood
George Chukiris
George
Carthay Circle Theater
Bernardo
Greah
George Chakiris
London
Hollywood Boulevard
Jin
Norwood
Ohio
Tucson
Ariz
Long Beach
Calif
Paramount
Sally Forrest
President who wrote his own epitaph omits White House tenure
A historical note recalls the unique epitaph written by the only U.S. president who authored his own stone inscription. It honors Thomas Jefferson as author of the Declaration of Independence, the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom, and founder of the University of Virginia, omitting any reference to his presidency. The piece also references vast scales and volcanic activity, highlighting enduring facts and curiosities.
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U.S
White House
Thomas Jefferson
Statute of Virginia
University of Virginia
Hal Boyle's Americana humorous column notes on common cold
New York AP column lists quirks and trivia from Hal Boyle. It notes the common cold costs industry billions, cites Hippocrates and modern doubt about disease, and offers light thoughts on prosperity, Tibet etiquette, warnings on dangerous wiring, and odd diet calories such as rattlesnake steak and hippopotamus milk.
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New York
Hippocrates
Robbers pistol whip taxi driver in vacant east lot
Erle taxi driver Poster Bowersox 38 of Yellow Cab was pistol whipped and robbed of about 20 to 320 in fares. He was hospitalized with cuts after the attack by a man and a woman who picked him up at a club and directed him to a vacant address. The pair beat him as the woman pressed a gun to his head and the man restrained him.
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Eastabde
Poster Bowersox
Yellow Cab Company
Bowersox
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sets
Maurice Sheehan
Chester Miller
Bucaneers of Reading win PSFA drum and bugle division
Reading Bucaneers win the drum and bugle corps division of the Pennsylvania State Firemen's Association parade in Scranton. Wind Gap Blue Eagles finish second, followed by West Shoreman Bonnie Scots of Camp Hill. Wyomissing Band wins the band division, Chester High School second, Emmaus Fire Company third.
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Scranton
Buccaneers of
Reading
Pennsylvania State Firemen’s Association
Wind Gap
Camp Hill
Wyomissing Band
Chester High School
Emmaus Fire Company
Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago Highlight War News
Yesterday's column recalls Adolf Hitler stating the Soviet Union is militarily finished and the eastern front war nearly decided with massive Red Army encirclements. It also notes Mead Park basin work for a winter skating rink, a Kane landing of Thomases from a business trip, and Corry's attendance at Roosevelt Away Association events in Wellsboro.
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HMS
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Soviet Union
Mead Park
Noted Architect Robert Weed Dies in Miami
Robert Law Weed, 64, a leading architect and chief designer of the modern University of Miami campus, died yesterday at his Miami home. He also designed several principal buildings in the city.
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Miami
Fla
Robert Law Weed
University of Miami
Weed
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Corryites
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Railway Express Agency, Inc
Air Ex~press
Harold Cragg
Charley Kee
Ellis Antlers
Warren Red Jackets
Lave~land Field
Aliquippa
Bennett's
Center St. Corry
Chevrolet
Roset Impala
Fisher
Columbus, Pa
Turben's Auto Service
Citizens National Bank of Corry
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