Corry Evening Journal Publisher and staff listing
The notice lists the Corry Evening Journal staff including publisher George R. Sample general manager Allan Hasbrouck and advertising manager John McLaughlin with printing foreman G. T. Bergman and other staff. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights to local news and advertising rates and deadlines.
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T Cary Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaugh Hn
G. T. Bergman
National Advertising
Bottsnell-Kimball
TNC
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Chicago
Detroit
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Pittshureh
Weightman
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Pugh Defends State Police Role in Highway Safety
A letter from Naive C. E. Pugh general manager of the American Automobile Association argues for visible patrols and uniformed police as key to highway safety. The piece criticizes unmarked cars and plainclothes officers, calling broader enforcement essential yet examining practical limits at Corry barracks.
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Corry Yesterday's Memories and Local Notes
Yesterday's Memories from Corry recall events and people of 20 years past including schools, local figures, communities, and gatherings. The fragment mentions Corry teachers, a regional fair, and community names with references to local events and places such as Clairmore adjustments and Nod notes.
Hollywood Explains Last Summer Film Choice And Foreign Aid
Hollywood debates why Tennessee Williams' Suddenly Last Summer was filmed in Europe. AP notes U.K. Eady plan subsidies lure American productions abroad and Spain hosts Samuel Bronston's King of Kings with foreign financing and tax incentives.
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Botten
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Sam Spiegel
Shooture
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France
Italy
Yugoslavia
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Samuel Bronston
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Hollywood Funds Backing Spain Box Office Tax Tactics
Hollywood firms use American backing to move dollars from Spain via box office receipts in the United States. Other nations offer easier access to cash as foreign labor cost rises, a production chief from a major studio told me. He cites loyalty to staff and community while facing pressure to keep the studio running.
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Spain
United States
Hollywood
Approve Girl 19 to Do Chores for Area Warden
Warday-Coumyeau community notes approval of a 19 year old girl to perform chores for the area warden. The decision, by Warren County officials, cites placement needs and support from Commissioner Crippen and others.
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Schuel
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Warren County
New
Penn Bemity
Lewis Crippen
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Crippen
Ceippen Bild Reyes
Escapee Meavyville-Forest City Man Surrenders After Jail Run
Meavyville Forest City inmate 20 from Crawford County prison labor at the county farm escaped last July with Charles Prenatt of Titusville. The pair traveled toward Andover and Erie before parting. Cote later surrendered with officials. He admitted fleeing and facing a prison breach charge after larceny accusations.
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Forrest
Third Offender Gets Stiff Term
County Judge Rollin A. Fancher gave Harold Hendrickson a seven and one half to 15 year sentence in Adler State Prison as a third felony offender. He was convicted by a Chautauqua County jury of second degree forgery for passing a $2750 check and also indicted on two other counts. He admitted prior burg lary third degree and grand larceny first as well.
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Glaycu Ltd
Rollin A. Fancher
Harold Hendrickson
Adler
Business executives face softer demand in job market study
A survey of 133 large firms shows total openings forecast at 292 for six months, down from 466 a year ago. Sales and manufacturing leaders lead hiring, while engineering executives show a sharp drop from prior markets, easing overall recruitment pressure.
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Saisonnel
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Parched Meadville School Reopens After Water Recovery
Meadville Avenue Schools Superintendent William Frye announced West Mead School will resume classes tomorrow after a dry well forced a noon closing Monday. An Evie drilling rig deepened the well and pumping continued to clear the supply. about 400 pupils attend with an average use of 12 gallons daily.
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Willam C.fryé
Meadville Aven
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