Corry Evening Journal masthead and staff list
The Corry Evening Journal masthead shows publisher George R. Sumpre and general manager Alvin Hasbrouck with staff including advertising manager Jong Mclaugh eae and pressroom foreman GT Bergsion. Multiple advertising agencies and office addresses across New York Chicago Pittsburgh and beyond are listed. Subscriptions are offered by mail at 13 dollars per year with domestic rates and per copy pricing.
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Corry Hivewing Journal
George R. Sumpre
Alvin Hasbrouck
Jong Mclaugh
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GT Bergsion
Maaieer National Advertivine Representabte
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Chicago
Jack Paar Critiqued as Clownish Entertainer in Berlin
A scathing critique labels Jack Paar as a dangerous clown who intrudes on serious affairs The piece recalls his controversial endorsements of Fidel Castro his TV show exit and a failed army campaign It argues he belongs in entertainment not public life and urges limits on his influence in world affairs.
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Poat
Hunt Leys
Brinkleys
Pearsons
Paut
Paar
Campain
Arming of American merchant ships eyed by administration
Washington reports authoritative quarters describe arming of U S merchant ships as a step likely to be proposed by the administration. It would supplement Roosevelt orders to the Navy to shoot first at Axis warships in American defense waters as tensions rise on the eve of World War II.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Meeting Conducted At J J Desmond Residence
A meeting was held last night at the home of J J Desmond. Attendees discussed local concerns and potential community actions.
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J. J. Desmond
Poem Taxi: Brief Exchanges on Verse and Payment
A witty dialogue riffs on poetry life and pay per line. References to Longfellow, Algernons, and humorous digs about verse careers probe how poets earn, struggle with rejections, and crave small magazines for a place to publish.
Prisoners Escape Acapulco Jail Under Storm Distraction
In Acapulco Mexico 59 prisoners fled the city jail yesterday taking advantage of a thunderstorm to hide their tunnel exit from the wall. The mass breakout follows a distraction during the storm.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Graham Sees Sin as Root of All Problems
In Philadelphia Billy Graham says humanity seeks solutions but ignores sin the cause of all troubles. He calls communism materialism secularism symptoms of sin and urges listeners to admit they are sinners before turning to Christ as part of his Greater Philadelphia Crusade drawing an audience of about 28 000 at Philadelphia Stadium with crusade officials reporting over 400 000 attendees thus far.
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Philadelphia
Billy Graham
Graham
Philadelphia Stadium
Stadion
America
Christ
Letters to the Editor on aid for developing nations
A reader criticizes aid to underdeveloped countries and questions the wisdom of handouts. The writer compares nations to individuals, arguing money may be misused and taxpayers’ funds should go to domestic needs, like lowering taxes.
Nab AWOL Soldiers After Warren Theft
Two soldiers AWOL since September 4 faced burglary charges and await trial in Warren County Jail. Robert Charles Giese 10 and Paul Amiel Messing 22 of Fort Knox Kentucky pled guilty to the matter after being captured by State Troopers George Marlin and Henry Miller. They allegedly entered Warren J Hamm’s residence Friday night and stole about 160 dollars including 70 in silver, with loot partly hidden in nearby woods before heading to Batavia Downs New York to gamble. Police said Giese admitted he knew the money was in the house and dated Hamm’s daughter.
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Warren
U.S. Army
Warren County
Robert Charles Giese
Paul Amiel Messing
Fort Knox
Justice of the
Fred Berry
George Marlin
Henry Miller
Warren J. Hamm
Batavia Downs
N.Y
Glese
Hamm
Evangelist warns peace quest cannot be found in books
The Evangelist declares that true peace cannot be found in a book or classroom or even in a bottle. He questions human self diagnosis and urges acceptance of God’s view of self as the path to peace.
Luxury boom widens reach into middle class market
The luxury market is booming and widening as more money and taste flow to quality goods. Sales rise faster than population with blue collar demand growing, prices climbing, and items once seen as luxuries becoming common. Examples include pools, lawn mowers, Rolls Royces, Mercedes Benzes, and Jaguar models, while incomes above 25,000 have doubled since 1950 and 10 million families now earn 10,000 or more.
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New York
Wellstoxco
Negro Players Won't Boycott Redskins Opener
Nine San Francisco 49ers Negro players agreed to play in the NFL season opener against the Washington Redskins after CORE and the local NAACP urged a boycott over the Redskins’ lack of Black hires. Spokesman Abe Woodson defended the decision amid regional civil rights tensions. Franz Weiblatt, 62, veteran war correspondent and WWII Bataan figure, died in New York. he later led export management efforts.
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Galt
Sar
San Francisco 49Er
Washington Redskins
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
San Francisco
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Redskins
Abe Woodson
New York
Franz Weiblatt
United States
Bataan
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