Corry Evening Journal publisher and staff listing
A historical listing shows the Corry Evening Journal staff and offices including publisher George R Samply general manager Allan Hasbrouck advertising Julia McLaughlin pressroom foreman G T Bergynin Prythe!ory and advertising and circulation details. The notice mentions Associated Press exclusive rights and subscription rates by mail and carrier and advertising display terms.
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Cony Evening Journal
George R Samply
Allan Hasbrouck
Julia McLaughlin
G. T Bergynin Prythe
Ory
ACI
Malling
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan
Inrlace Weal
Chicago
Morteage and Bond
Cyd Obinmerce
Pitsburgh
Weighiman
Pailode Aula
Associated Press
Cars And Study Do You Remember An Old National Study
A fragmented report recalls a national study on education and automobile use by students. It notes more students drive in high schools and colleges than before and claims about eighty percent with car access performed poorly academically, reflecting early concerns about cars harming study.
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National
Lapkys
Furore Over Gambling In Corry District
Local commentary laments widespread illegal gambling in Corry from card games to coin machines. The piece urges residents to document cases and approach authorities, noting public tolerance and challenges in prosecuting suspected gamblers while warning private investigators to present solid facts.
Send Kinzua Bridge Bill Sent To Lawrence For Review
A draft bill to use the Kinzua Bridge site in McKean County as a state facility was sent to Lawrence for analysis. The measure sought no state funding, relying on gifts and voluntary support to fund operations. House leaders urged caution as the bill faced further committee review before possible action.
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Kinzua Bridge
Lawrence
Harhibeuri
McKean
Gav Lawrence
Sena
House
Albert W. Johnson
Metgeiny
Tulunsan
Wendi
Pineal
Louis Rovaresek
L-Camabria
Johnson
Joadons
Gas Blast Blamed on Foreman Opening Valve at Irvin Works
U S Steel Corp says a foreman opened a valve on a faulty gas line at the Irvin works causing natural gas to accumulate in an idle furnace during relighting at the No 1 sheet temper mill. Eleven workers were injured. five hospitalized and six treated.
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Pd Neo Lac
U.S Steel Corp
Irving Works
Mont Blanc Tube Nears Completion by France and Italy
The tunnel under Mont Blanc, Europe's highest peak, is more than three quarters finished. The French government announced that French and Italian crews are boring from opposite sides and have dug about 25 000 feet of the total 45 000 feet.
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Mont Blanc
Europe
Ital Ans
Soviet Defense Gamble Pushes Markets And Planning
New York AP reports Khrushchev’s nuclear testing and Soviet arms buildup bolster U.S. defense spending and shift corporate orders and jobs. While government outlays rise and stock activity steadies, economists caution that higher military output may not raise real living standards. The near term outlook suggests stronger business activity, with a possible calendar shift after Labor Day, depending on Cold War tempo.
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New York
U.S
Khrushches
Khrushetev
United States
Need a New Car Look in the Classic Reds
A local automotive feature highlights the Classic Reds lineup as a go to option for buyers seeking new cars. The piece promotes variety, mentioning model options and potential deals at regional dealerships.
Christ Scientist Church to Feature Special Lesson
Sunday service at First Church of Christ Scientist will present a lesson based on Romans and a correlative passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. The sermon emphasizes spiritual man as an idea of God and the enduring love of Christ that nothing can sever.
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Paul
Mary Bak
New Phone Law Bars Frauds On Telephone Service
New state law effective today targets fraud schemes in telephone service and credit card misuse. It outlaws charging service to non existent numbers, unauthorized charges on existing lines, use of suspended or revoked numbers, and other deceitful practices. The measure, announced by General Telephone Co, imposes penalties for defrauding subscribers and related schemes.
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General Telephone Co
Columbus Avenue
Prohibited Tampering and Card Fraud Penalties Outlined
The law bans tampering with facilities or equipment by any means including deceit impersonation or false statements. It also forbids using revoked altered counterfeit or expired credit cards without the issuer’s consent. Penalties include fines up to 100 dollars or up to 30 days in jail for costs at or below 50 dollars and up to a 100 dollar fine or up to one year imprisonment if the amount exceeds 50 dollars.
September 1, 141 Labor Day No paper today
The issue is missing, with no newspaper published on Labor Day. No readable names, places, or dates beyond the note. No further details present.
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