Corry Journal Masthead and Formatting Details
The fragment lists newspaper names and staff roles for the Corry Journal and Bottinelli Kimball offices with publisher and managing editor credits, AP affiliation, and subscription and mailing rates. It also notes advertising deadlines and carrier copy costs.
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Corry Journal
South Street
Corry
Cory Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Qhiricuio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
National Advertising
Ative
Bottinelli-Kimball
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Scholarships and endowments aid college funding
Am erst gives 40 to a senior who fosters singing on campus. Michigan and Cornell offer scholarships for American Indians. Purdue lists 4 H scholarships. Dartmouth grants several to students avoiding intoxicants and prefers a religious Missouri student. Vassar awards for daughters of physicians and a fund to educate daughters of professors. Coxe gift at Penn funds a coal region youth. Loans exist via the National Education Defense Act.
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Amerst
Michigan
Cornell
Purdue
Dartmouth
Missouri
Vassar
Coxe
Penn
Wall Collapse Injures Dozens at New Jersey Factory
A factory wall cracked and collapsed at Modern Clothing Co in Hammonton New Jersey injuring about 40 workers. One was hospitalized. Investigators said excavation next to the plant undermined the cinderblock rear wall as plaster and sprinkler water showered the workers.
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Hammonton
N. J
Modern Clothing Co
Po- Noo
Business Week's Early Pulse From 1929 Magazine
The piece recalls Business Week's first Sept. 1929 issue, noting the optimistic read on employment, dividends, and stock turnover, just weeks before the crash. It contrasts then and now, citing executives polled, a forecast of 6 percent better business into fall, and continued high money rates tempering activity.
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New York
Jment
Business Week
Anc
Truck Driver Foils Gunman On Route 20 In New York State Line Area
A truck driver thwarted a gunman who tried to halt him on Route 20 near the New York Pennsylvania line at 2 a.m. The assailant in a new car signaled to pull over. the driver accelerated as the gun appeared in the cab window. A New York state trooper helped pass the alert, and a search by Chautauqua County and other agencies followed. The driver’s name and destination to Buffalo were not learned. In Monroe Michigan a 73 year old woman died from injuries after a crash near Toledo Ohio last Friday.
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Wissue Tiu
New York-Pennsylvania
Ruele
New York State
Chautauqua
Buffalo
N .Y
Monroe, Mich
Myrie Neve
Kossuth
Rochester
Toledo
Ohio
Nye
Charles
Monroe
Historic 1929 fears echoed in modern finance warnings
A retrospective notes that excessive instalment buying and a shifting retail landscape alarmed leaders thirty years ago. It recalls the 1929 stock slump, high short term rates, and broker loans swelling to a third of banking resources as banks merged into chains. It contrasts then with more recent trends and asks about the present mood.
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Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Capitol Hill
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Andrew Melton
U.s.treasury
Secretary of the’ Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Paris 15
Yesterdays Memories of Corry Forty Years Ago Note
Journal item recalls a 1939 world scene with Japan and Russia agreeing on a frontier truce and a boundary commission. The piece also notes a Methodist Church conference urging the U S to avoid entanglement in the European conflict. An audience heard Dr John Carr discuss Christian Science at a junior high auditorium.
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Tokyo
Japan
Manchukuo - Outer Mongolia
Roosevelt
Congress
One Conference of the Methodist Church
Buffalo
Kane
Warren
Jamestown
Erie
Columbus
Union City
Sharon
Johnn. Carr
Philadelphia
Primary election action and liquor probe in city notes
Forty years ago in September 1919 the city reports visible whisky activity despite few drunks, with revenue men expected after Erie’s visit. six polling places run the primary as Standford company leaders push new candidates. Dr Williams departs for Franklin for a Methodist conference. Mrs Shea recovers well after operation at Corty Hospital. Global note on city elevations.
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Erie
Stand
Ford
Actor Edward Binns Weighs Two Screen Personas
New York AP reports actor Edward Binns carries two profiles from a youth nose break. He notes turning his head one way makes him look like an honest cop while turning the other suggests a hood, calling it a mixed blessing or curse.
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New York (Ap
Edward Binns
Man, 21, Held On Public Indecency Charge
A 21 year old Erie man Richaird Myers drove a car onto the sidewalk in front of the Erie County prison just after midnight, nearly striking two married women. The women noted the license number, a zone patrol car relayed it, and Myers was arrested nearby. A warrant was issued by Alderman James T Hogan after a city jail identification.
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Erie
Erie County
Richaird Myers
North East
City
James T. Hogan
Hal Boyle Reflects On Act ing Fame And TV Violence
Hal Boyle notes actor Eddie Binns has a busy career with five Broadway plays, 15 films, and 400 TV appearances yet struggles to gain name recognition beyond his face. Binns voices concern that sponsors dropped his CBS detective series due to violence concerns, while Boyle cites producers and agencies missing the public’s demand for reality in television.
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Escie
Eddie
Pennsylvania State University
Binns
CBS
The Falcon Unveils New Single-Unit Construction
The Falcon uses a new single-unit construction like the Ford Thunderbird. It adds inches throughout and creates a solid silent integrated structure with features such as extra-big brakes and light-finger steering. The car remains highly maneuverable, easing city driving.
Talon Joins West Indies Plant Venture
Talon West Indies, Ltd to manufacture zippers in the West Indies with Talon as major shareholder. Partners include Lightning Fasteners Ltd and T. Geddes Grant Ltd. Headquarters planned in Kingston Jamaica with factory construction starting immediately.
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Muadville
Cariobean Distributing Orgasiization
West Indies
Lewis Walker
Tullo, Inc
Walker
Talon West Indies, Ltd
Lightning Fasteners, Ltd
Carribbean Trading Group
T. Geddes Grant Ltd
Kingston
Jamaica
Jamestown Council Backs Police Chief
Jamestown City Council unanimously passed a resolution expressing continued high confidence in Police Chief John Paledino amid criticism from Harold Kane of the Jamestown Board of Education. The vote follows Kane’s charges that the chief backed away from probe items raised by high school students and coverage by Radio Station WJOC.
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Jamestown
John Paledino
Harold Kane
Jamestown Board of Education
Kane
WJOC
Voice Of The People On Today’s Popular Music
The editor laments modern hit songs and their lack of imagination noting repeated phrases and recycled tunes. He contrasts today’s novelty songs with older hits like If I Didn’t Care and I Only Have Eyes For You. He suggests new music clings to sound over substance and hints at political context in a separate note about a student driving to school and a call for a safety minded chief.
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Doan
Dolin
Limeline
George Cookhs
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