Corry Journal Publishes Weekly Editorials and Notices
The Corry Journal lists publishing details and staff roles including publisher, foreman, production manager, and advertising representative. It notes offices in major cities and the Associated Press rights, with subscription rates and advertising deadlines. The article also touches on World Trade Code issues, U.S. investment abroad, and veto power in international disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iings i
Guatemala
Suez Canal Company
Egypt
Deuleche Bank of
Frankfurt
Evening TV Schedule for WBEN Buffalo Wednesday
WBEN Buffalo display list of daytime and prime time programs including news, sports, soap operas such as Love of Life and Search for Tomorrow, dramas like The Verdict Is Yours and Edge of Night, specials The Jimmy Dean Show and Theatre 90 River Street, plus Weather and late news.
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Hell's Kitchen
Guiding Light
River Street
Memories of Carry Yesterday's Twenty Years Ago October 22 1937
A jumble of dated items from Endaye France noting Franco's victory in northwest Spain and Asturias, alongside local business and social notes. Baldwin Brothers Paving Co of Cleveland bids on the Roosevelt Highway project between Corry and Range's Corners. Aero Supply Athletic Association plans a Halloween party Saturday night at the second floor of the new plant on Fifth Avenue.
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Endaye
France
Spain
Francisco Franco
Fre
Asturias
Baldwin Brothers Paving Co
Gleveland
Spring Creek
Garland
Corry
Range's Corners
Aero Supply Athletic Association
Fifth Avenue
Dr Wood attends Erie conference and Corry drive totals rise
40 Years Ago October 22 1917 reports Dr P G Wood left for Erie to attend a district Sunday schools conference. By evening Corry drive for the Second Ettberly Loan was expected to top 140000 dollars per James Crown secretary of the Board of Commerce. A small house fire damaged Mrs W S Shuss residence on Church Street two evenings earlier. Mrs Thomas Ward on West Smith Street fell and broke her left wrist on West Wayne Street. Charles Kendler was found dead in his parked car in McCandless Township Rochester Road in Pittsburgh dying from an apparent heart attack.
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P. G. Wood
Erie
Corry
James Crown
Board of Commerce
Hittie
W. S. Shuss
Church Street
Thomas Ward
West Smith Street
West Wayne Street
Pittsburgh
Charles Kenthus
Evans City
Rochester Road
Policeman Slain in Domestic Fight in Ashtabula
In Ashtabula Ohio a 38 year old veteran Tolvola father of two faced a domestic call when Arthur Lee Sater fired a shotgun blast through a porch door killing Tolvola on duty. Sater then fled the scene and was later wounded by police gunfire during capture efforts.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Arthur Lee Sater
Emo
Cole
Felicia
Tolvol
Cote
Rites Held For Henry W. Bals
Funeral services for Henry W. Bals were conducted at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Elmer Ortner officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Alton Dahlstrand and Ross Bailey among others. attendees traveled from New York state and Ohio towns including Perrysburg Salamanca Forestville and Grand Valley.
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Kenny W. Bals
Bracken Funeral Home
Elmer Ortner
Pine Grove Cemetery
Alton Dahlstrand
Ross Bailey
Gerald Staples
David Depew
William Miller
Keppel Tiffany
Warget. Smith
Perrysburg
N. Y
Reid Warm
Maxon Gibbs
Gertrude Hilla
Gowanda
Adolph Ahrens
Jack Furness
Frit Mittehler
Walter Jonas
Salamanca
Bernard Warm
South Dayton
Robert Wike
Fowler
Ohio
Elbert Colvenbach
Fredonia
Fred Zahm
Forestville
Clarence Rhinehart
Walter Keppel
Grand Valley
Warren Dems Seek Debate With Legislators
Warren County Democrats challenge Warren officials to a public debate on funding for Warren State Hospital. Randall Clark of Youngsville says the issue is confusing residents. Shapiro argues funding is insufficient while Gibson claims funds have increased. Debate proposed for November on whether 1957 legislature provided sufficient mental health funds.
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Warren Dems
Youngsville
Wemblyman
Allen M. Gibson
Harry Sha-piro
Warren
Warren State Hospital
Robert E. Clark
Warren County
Democratic Committee
Clark
Gibson
Shapiro
Pennsylvania
Erie Harbor Modernization Seen By 1959
Erie leader George M. Lender signed a $100,000 contract with Parsons Brinckerhoff firm for harbor modernization in preparation for the St. Lawrence Seaway schedule. Subsurface work and construction design proceed in seven days. specs due by mid May 1958 with construction starting July and finishing April 1959. Governor, Erie Port Commission members present at Hotel Lawrence fundraiser.
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ERIE
George M. Lender
New York
St. Lawrence Seaway
Erie Port Commusio
Lawrence
Jem
Parsons, Brinekeroff, Hall and
MacDonald
Commonwealth
Erie-Pittsburgh
Erle Port
Arthur J. Gardner
Lake Erie
Bear Lake News Letter Of Interest
Mrs Maude Cornish was honored at a birthday dinner hosted by her son Elvin Ayling and family of Lottsville. Mrs Tom Smith Jr honored Mrs Hubert Oviett with a stork shower at her home last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs James Crosby of Sebewaing Mich visiting Bear Lake. Bear Lake School closed briefly due to many absences from illness. Phimer Mourer of Youngsville delivered the morning message at Bear Lake EUB Church Sunday. WSWS will meet at the church Thursday to sew quilts. Governor discusses harbor study from 1919 and says freight traffic justifies harbor development if Erle builds piers and attracts ships.
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Bear Lake
Maude Cornish
Elvin Ayling
Lottsville
Tom Smulth Jr
Hubert Oviett
Phimer Mourer
Youngsville
Evangelical United Brethren Church
WSWS
Teachers Seek State Funds Renewal At Erie Convention
About 2,000 teachers and adult mentors at the 32nd Northwest Pennsylvania State Education Association convention in Erie approved resolutions urging reinstatement of adult education funds, continued support for the state school building program, and expansion of state teachers colleges including a graduate program with tenure for faculty. Local teachers from the Corty area attended the event.
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Northwest Pennnsylvania State Education Association
Erie
Corty
Sinatra buys Jolson estate in Palm Springs area
Frank Sinatra has purchased a Palm Springs estate once owned by the late Al Jolson. Reported payment around $90,000 to Donald Duncan, a parking meter businessman. The walled property includes a three bedroom main house and a two bedroom poolside cottage. Sinatra is selling his Tamarisk Country Club home.
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Alm Springs
Frank Sinatra
Pali Springs
al Jolson
Crooner
Donald Duncan
Sinatra
Tamarisk Country Club
Pittsburgh Transit Strike Talks Resume Amid Mediation Efforts
Federal and state mediators push labor and management to reenter bargaining tables to end a nine day Pittsburgh Railways Co strike. Palmer, the company president, has withdrawn from direct talks, while union officials blame delayed participation for the disruption. The walkout began after a rejected wage offer in a two year contract.
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Rrctsburgh
Pittsburgh
Vic
Pittsburgh Railways Co
G. Harry Young
State Councilistor
Joseph Bach
David L. Lawrence
Division 8H
Suez
Electric
Much
KDEA
D. Palmer
Pittsburgh Railways
Palmer
Gilbert Yeitel
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