Corry Evening Journal details and ads listing
Publication and staff details for the Corry Evening Journal, including address, publisher and manager names, advertising staff, and advertising and mail rates. It lists Associated Press rights and display deadline information for advertising, with postal and territorial terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaugh
S. I. Bergman
Manas
Bottinelli-Kimball
INO
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bord
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Gerry
Currier
Spearing Of The Unspeakable in the Journal and Angola horror
The Journal presents a harsh critique of atrocity photos from the Angola massacres starting March 1 and the ensuing March 15 crimes. It condemns the depictions as supremely inhumane and urges Americans to respond with revulsion and scrutiny of emerging African nations and foreign policy attitudes. It references Holden Roberta and describes brutal acts without graphic detail.
Grey Wolf Celebrated at Jamestown Reservation Fest
Grey Wolf and family visited the Allegany Indian Reservation at Red House NY for a funds event in their honor. The day included speeches and gifts including a purse and tools for lumber to extend their home. The crowd urged Jamestown residents to visit the reservation later for a traditional gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Exmelly
Grey Wolf
Indua
Rud Howse
Tus
Grey West
Huis
Goey Wott
Jymestown
Charities In $100,000 Will Remembers Erie Man
Peter Mayer, prominent Erie resident, died October 12 at age BB. His will filed for probate in Erie County allocates nearly $100,000 to charities and relatives. Bequests include $10,000 to St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church, $5,000 to Lutheran Home for the Aged, $2,000 to Sarah Reed Home and Zem Zend Hospital, $1,000 to St Joseph Home for Children and Catholic Diocese Charities, plus $1,000 each to brother John Meyer and nephew Edward Stuhlfaut. Remainder divided among 11 nephews and nieces.
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Erly
Bre
Erie Charities
Erie County
Peter Mayer
Renl.oestate
St.John's Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Erie
Lutheran Home For
Sarah Reed Home For
Zem Zen Hospital
St. Joseph Home For Children
Catholic Diocese Charities
John Meyer
Edward Stuhlfaut
Dearborn
Mich
Clarence P. Meyer
Insurance firms ease rules for higher risk groups
In a shifting market, life insurers broaden coverage to people recovering from heart attacks tuberculosis cancer and blindness. United Equity Life Insurance Co of Chicago led with heart disease victims after they recover and without mandatory medical exams, expanding to TB diabetes and cancer with no recurrence. The Institute of Life Insurance notes few applicants are rejected for health reasons, and competition pushes insurers to tap previously barred segments.
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New York
Specali and i
Cardiacs
Isabhetics
Institute of Life Insurance
Sandard
United Equity Life Insurance Co
Chicago
United Equity
Memories of Carry Twenty Years Ago On October First
Yesterday’s reminiscence recalls Carry memories from twenty years past dated October first. The piece notes IML Sunday context but no current publication and no paper today.
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IML
Toda
Oil City escapee surrenders to police
A 15 year old Oil City boy who fled Har Soverack Home for Boys turned himself in to the local police yesterday afternoon and was handed over to State Police. Another local boy who escaped earlier also returned voluntarily yesterday morning.
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Oil City
Har~ Soverack
Strictly Personal Reflections on Human Conduct and Censorship
A collection of musings on ethics, secrecy, relationships, and society. Observations contrast true character with public perception, critique round numbers in pricing, and note dangers of busy fools and self censuring. Includes Kierkegaard reference on passions and warnings about judgment.
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House of Lords
Lady Chatterley
Kierkegaard
Named medical head Pittsburgh president of society
Dr Daniel Hi Bee of Indiana has assumed the role of the Pennsylvania Medical Society's second president, marking a notable leadership transition in the state medical community.
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Pittsburgh
Daniel Hi. Bee
Indiana
Pennsylvania Medical Society
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Corry
Associated Press
Anid
Legret
Genghis Khan
Angola
Africa
Getsiany
United States
Portugal
Congo
Effert
Holden Roberta
la Monde
Roberta
Aueveire
Washington
Lo Jook
Hautes
Tuffy's
Kendall
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank's Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
Carrig’s Footwear
North Center Street
Business Mirror
Celacloud Dacron
Roger
Buyer's Fair
Ab Bank
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Lolkal Circuit Insurance Corporation
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