Corry Journal News Notes on Buses and Blood Donors
Corry Journal reports at length on Arthur Genet of Greyhound predicting buses will dominate passenger transport within a decade and rail service will shrink as lines close and fares rise. A New York visit shows Red Cross donors queuing for humanitarian blood, contrasting American charity with Soviet pay-for-blood practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur & Genet
Greyhound Corporation
Genet
National Association of Motor Bus Operators
Crago
Wit
Red Cross
Red Crescent Societies
American Red Cross
New York City
80 MPH Crash Kills Area Man
Merrill Franklin Heady of Jewett dies instantly when his car, traveling about 75 to 80 mph, plows into a tree at Seward avenue and Foster Township. State Police and McKean County Coroner Elmer Beatty join Police Chief Earl Bridge in investigating. Heady had recent mental health confinement and drinking reports surfaced. family had been advised to pick him up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perserkar Jewett
Ment
Bredford
Seward Avenue
Foster Township
McKean
Elmer Beatty
Earl Bridge
Merrill Franklin
ML Jewett
Shire
Kate
Mig
Bradford
French wine growers brace for tighter supply in 1940s
Paris reports suggest winter storms and a poor crop will cut France’s wine output by about six to seven million hectolitres, roughly one tenth of total production. Prices rose 10 to 15 percent this year, while exporters target the United States as the growing quality market to offset shortages in Bordeaux and Burgundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
France
Burgundy
Isons
Hardee
United States
Sithé Wendine
Aeahalse
Corry Memories span October tributes and local events
The column recalls events from October 10 1936 and October 10 1916 in Corry including district funds relief, police cautions for motorists, a grid game against Queer City Scholastics, a dancing pavilion opening at the fair, Hen Flick Day celebrations in Somerset County with a grand jet flyover and a speech by U S Senator Edward Murphy, plus helicopter service between Pittsburgh and downtown and a new Corry Bridge and Supply Co project over the Brokenstraw river. Dorothy Wilcox hosts Lois Kramer of Sheet as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Somerset
Hen Flick
Somersey County
Henry K .Flick
Commundine Gener
Pennsyla
Junta National Guard
U.S
Edward Mirth
R-Pa
Fluck
Pittsburgh
Miller Air Tins
West Robins
North Siie
Corry
Chicago
New York City
Television personalities shape absorbing ambitions in ABC TV
The article outlines the advent of a new ABC TV network program featuring producer Robert Sayithk, composer Bernstein, and a staff cast as they explore a bold television philosophy. It highlights the journey of The Mikado and GiGi Sing and notes audience reception and program highlights across the network lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipfelt Wilk
Abc-Tv
Robert Sayithk
Wise Ail Cashier
Tenet Shake
Vor Itd
Bernstein
Tio Vt
Net Interesting TV
Egal Praag
Tunkee
Anil
Glewee
MikadGil
GiGi
Onesies
Poe
Untitled TV Guide Fragments From WBEN Buffalo Listing
Fragmented OCR text shows a WBEN Buffalo TV guide style page with garbled channel names and program notes. It hints at film listings, sports segments, and family themed features, but specifics are unreadable. The readable pieces suggest a local broadcast schedule with multiple items and programming notes.
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Corry Journal
Gerry Bynning
Ee H. Semple
Thomas Read
Winitem Hiricuzio
John McLaughlin
Foreman
G. ‘T. Bergman
Witional
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Osiecki Bros. Music Center
N. Center
Hal Boyle
Corris Schou
Police
Flanigan
Cory “High
Charles’ Trimble
Trom
Nyiqtor
Corry Bridge and Supply Company
Brokenstraw
Dorothy Wilcox
Amber
Fiotiot
Lois Kramer
Sheet
Lls
Satan
Hittory
Mita Fih
Leyttinall
Lipeloum Sapkliens
Al's Clothes Shop
Colley
Nplanetvierst Mie Wasadiie- Sale
Koil Cuttin
Enifs and
Bottim
Kkajt Jonisersery
Orion
Famins
Phinar
Crystal Coal CO
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Tontgie
Ritter
Frinton
Ainspay
Steve
Texaco
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