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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1959

Page

4

Corry Evening Journal notice of staff and rates

Corry Evening Journal details staff positions including publisher general manager advertising manager and production manager. It lists office locations for Boytini-Rimball Inc. and outlines Associated Press rights and mail and carrier subscription rates and display advertising deadline at 9 a.m. on prior publication date.

Corry Journal South Street Corry Corry Evening Journal Pubisher George FR. Sample William Chirteuzip John McLaughlin G T. Bergman National Boytinelli-Rimball, Inc New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburg Philadelphia Associated Press AP News

Parents Should Gate Teen Drivers With Strict Standards

A columnist argues adults share blame for teen driving faults and urges parents to enforce strict limits. Teens should earn driving privileges through training, responsibility, and financial contribution to insurance costs, with night driving only under supervision and preplanned vehicle use to model safe habits.

Rambling Roundup of Warren News and Local Events

Local snippets from Warren include wedding chatter and family notes, visitors from Liberia and Wheaton College, a disputed traffic crash, and plans for street repairs. A monsoon of small items covers monkey imports, cafe changes, stump removal, and a new Atlantic service station, with council talk on bills and airport land trade.

Warren Ohio Helen Jones Washubi Street Helen Shuppe Newt Cenhey Stever George Cooklis Center Street Pope Panama Richard Miller Purst Baptist Church Charles Biyoyounel Basaribe of Liberia Afhie ’ Biyoyounsi Wheaton College Tillnols A and T College Greensboro Millers Eugene Smith West Church Street Smiths State Highway Department Centers Street Atlantic North Center West Smith Streets Alfred Piccardi A and P Ivan Downey Minagery J. Fred Kinley

Methodist temperance plan shifts to education work

Associated Press reports the Methodist Board of Temperance now emphasizes positive education over prohibition rhetoric as it plans a year long study of alcoholism. Dr. Caradine R. Hooton notes rights exist to drink or not drink and advocates protections for abstainers while promoting informed choice. The board backs anti alcohol legislation banning liquor sales on airplanes and prohibiting interstate liquor ads as part of broader reform efforts. The piece also mentions local funding efforts in Waterford and Corry for industrial development and plant facilities.

Associated Press Methodist Caradine R. Hooton Methodist Board of Temperance Methodist Board Hooton Steve Joper R. D.1 Corry Waterford Corry Industrial Development Committee Evie

Religion In The News Contemplates Prohibition Return

Di Hooton questions Board backing for a 1920s style ban. He argues for strict government control of the liquor industry and removal of profits that exploit human weakness.

Bul di Hooton

Kinzua Dam Work to Resume This Fall Near Warren County

Kinzua Dam construction in Warren County will restart this fall after a long delays. Project engineer HH W. Jarmon said initial work includes relocating Route 54 around the dam site, acquiring land, installing utilities, and preparing plans for the dam. Congress previously approved 1.365 million dollars to renew the project as litigation with the Seneca nation over flooding was resolved last summer. The dam, costing an estimated 13 million dollars, aims to provide flood protection for Pittsburgh and neighboring Allegheny River communities and is expected to take years to complete.

Kittsburgh Kinga Dam U.S Corps of Engineers HH. W.jarmon Planis Congress Eisenhower Pittsburgh U.S. Supreme Court Warren County New York George Washington

Paris Troops Press Rhineland Amid Polish War Toll

Yesterdays Memories recounts a Paris report noting French forces push into the Rhineland today as Nazi armies batter Poland's eastern front, with casualties estimated at 12 000 to 15 000. In Waterford, Rev. Albert B. Salsbury dies after a fall at home. Corry reports lukewarm political interest with light turnout in the primary at about seven hundred early votes.

Paris Rhineland Poland Albert B. Salsbury Methodist Episcopal Church Waterford Corry Journal

Veteran August DeMauri Visits City After War Service

Forty years after enlisting with one of the first draft contingents in 1917 August DeMauri, who served seven months overseas, lost sight in his left eye from a shell fragment in the Argonne Forest, is visiting the city for a few days. The Heminway farm near the city has been taken over by eastern interests.

August DeMauri Argonne Forest DeMauri

Heminway Couple Among Operators in 341 Acre Delaware County Farm Deal

Private Harold Arr, son of Mrs. Eugene Brigham, returned from Camp Dix after over two years in the Quartermasters Corps. E C Heminway of Corry and his wife are listed among the operators in the exchange that relocates a 341 acre farm in Delaware County near Delhi N Y.

Dela+warge County Delhi E. C. Heminway Corry Harold Arr Eugene Brigham Camp Dix Quartermasters’ Corps

Lib erace Divorce Ends Seven Year Marriage

Indio California orchestra leader George Liberace, brother of the pianist who uses only the last name, was divorced after a seven year marriage. Mrs. Jayne Liberace obtained the decree on a cruelty charge. YMCA calendar shows weekly activities including a ministerial association, women’s duplicate, square dance, and teen dances.

G. Liberace Indio Calif George Liberace Jayne Liberace

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