Advertising Representative for EIMBAUL Inc and AP terms
Corry Journal notes advertising rep details and AP rights. It also carries inflation commentary from Britain and a rail passenger service push. Mentions EIMBAUL offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and rates for mail subscriptions. Discusses a British inflation remedy and railway passenger service upgrades.
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Corry Journal
Eimbaul, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Carry
Carrie
Britain
George F. Fisher
Canterbury
Salvation Army Moves Officers in Western Pennsylvania
The Salvation Army announces personnel changes in Western Pennsylvania effective September 2011. Senior Captain Myrtle Reynolds and Assistant Major Thelma Dundon shift from Oil City to Indiana. Captain Merlin Gaskell moves from Uniontown Oil City. First Lieutenant Robert Marshall from Indiana to Uniontown. First Lieutenant Robert Myers and Candif flats Gart Gauld to Vandersift. Assistant Lieutenant Frank B Peyton Wirta Trobe and Mr and Mrs John Frye to Ridgway. Merlin Gaskell, known as Corryltes, previously led the local citadel before transfer.
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Salvation Army
Pennsylvania
Myrtle Reynolds
Thelma Dundon
Oil City
Indiana
Merlin Gaskell
Uniontown
Robert Marshall
Robert Myers
Vandersift
Prank B. Peyton Wirtatrobe
John Frye
Ridgway
Counts admits burglary spree while denying church theft
Orangeburg police charged 48 year old Thomas Counts with burglary and breaking and entering after he was spotted attempting to enter a doctor's office. Counts admitted burglarizing 22 firms in two years but firmly denied robbing churches insisting only a low-down man would break into a church.
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Orangeburg
S. C
Pullve
Thomas Counts
Harold Hall
Counts
Rochester man dies in Route 20 two car crash near West Portland
David McPherson, 29, of Rochester dies when his German sports car crosses into oncoming traffic at the West Portland curve on Route 20. Four Dayton residents in the other car are injured, including Chester Prugh and Harriet Prugh. Announcements note hospital statuses and funeral arrangements loom for the deceased.
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Endeer
Rochester
Dayton
Ohio
West Portland
Webster Road
David McPherson
Theodore
Morse
Brocton
Chautauqua County
Chester Prugh
Harriet Prugh
Arthur Real
Alma
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Westfield
Corry to Host Vocational Education Meeting September 16
Corry plans a September 16 session with county and school officials to discuss new vocational education acts. Aero Supply Local 1908 Machinists plan a large union event in Corry on September 11, while Labor Day activities feature visiting bugle and drum corps and a Veterans of Foreign Wars parade opening Monday. Weather shows heat with showers possible. city schools to reopen next Wednesday.
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Clymer
Clymer Central School
Claude Dougherty
Everett Warnshouse
Leslie ‘Weeks and Sons
Harry Kress
Findley Lake
Harold Swanson
Jamestown
Jace Giehrline
Brig
Malcolm Booeel
Ronald Morris
George Legters
Worthing
Hogenboom
Anid
Joshua Hogenboom
Holland, Mich
Nellie Ruslink
Arthur Nobbs
Mary Beth
William + Hoxenboom
Norman ¢ Hogenboom
Minnie Legters
June Legters
Edward Ruslink
Doris Rustink
Melvin Ulewelly
Bemus Point
Ralph Thompson
James Cordin
Larry Rhebergen
Bruce Hoffman
Jerrold Dunk
James Goggin
Roger Warnshull
Crystal Beach
Canada
Mary Priedman
Buffalo
Diane Holthouse
Kenneth Wilkinson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Janette Gravink
James Gravink
Corry
Aero Supply Local
Ternations Association of Machin
Ists
Cor~ Ry
Board of Education
Archie W
Congress Delayed Civil Rights Bill Traced Through 82 Years
Marlow analyzes the shift in party dynamics around civil rights, noting Democratic dependence on Northern Black votes, Republican support strategies, and a 1958 contest over Senate rules. The piece frames recent actions as a response to changing times and political pressures shaping the fight in Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Census Worth $15,000 Added Aid for Millcreek Township
A new state law could let Millcreek Township boost road funds by up to 94,200 from state fuel tax aid if an interim census verifies a population near 90,000. Current per capita payments total about 1,942.18 with 11,037 residents reported in 1950, while interim census could yield 15,000 in added aid.
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Millervekt
U. S
Burea
Millcreek Township
Millcreek
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Corryltes
Salvation Army Citadel
Gertrude Judson Damcott
Mabel Tenpas Babcock
North Clymer
Nellie Guitck Querreveld
Lillian ‘Wilcox Bchermerhorn
Blanche Legters
Dorothy Conk
Midway Park
Florence Legters
Dorothy Matthews
Alfred Newhouse
Thorptett Newhouse
Litthy Valey
Ruth Rhebergen
Vishtame
Doyle Meerdink
Mayville
Frederick Rhebergen
Attiew
James Neckers
Carbondale
Albert Neckers
Carlyle Neckers
George Cataldo
Wiliamson
Walter Schruers
Schruers
Veterans Hospital
Erie
Abbe Reformed Church
James Grayink
Dale Overbeck
Rey
B. J. Hoffman
Hoffman
Garret Zoet
Jarvis Zoet
Debora Tewinkle
Mary Nyweide
Ida Legters
Lou Fardink
Emma Heslink
Jennie Wiggers
Bertha He
Lois Korselman
Leola Dunnewold
Fredonia
Corry Area High School
City Park
State College
Ann Damstra
Syracuse
Janette Gravini
Henry Habink
Beverly
Larry
New York City
Toronlo
Austra- Ma
United States
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
F. C. Chapin & Son
South Center Street
Peake, Peiffer and
Spiegel
Ee Mee
Regu
Citizens National
Citizens Bank OF Corry Ib
Marlow
Kling — Rowe
SERTA
SEALY
BEMCO
NORGE
Sherman Brothers
Hotpoint
Jamestown Royal
Roberts Furniture & Appliance
the “Y
Columbus
Ford-o-matic
Plymouth Plaza
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Clinton Street
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