In Our Opinion It's Your Chamber
This week Corry turns toward rest of position State and selling aside a special week to pay tribute to the Chamber of Commerce. Local units comprised of businessmen and elite members pass this way and seek better times. The Chamber is the backbone of the national movement. Open House all week at the Municipal Building invites residents to visit the chamber offices and support its work.
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Corry
Clymer ‘of Commerce
Heymund Firem
National
Lical
I National Chamber
Washington
Chamber
Details Details Stumbling Block in Expanded Trade with Soviet Union
A major obstacle in broadening U S Soviet trade is the lack of items Washington desires from Moscow. The note emphasizes that Soviet offerings do not align with American demand, hindering progress toward a larger trading program.
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Soviet Union
U.S. trade deficit widens as first quarter shows strain
The United States posts a sizable first quarter deficit of about 810 million dollars as exports falter and investment income abroad declines. Bankers warn the swing toward safer havens and political tensions abroad threaten better performance for the rest of 1963, with foreign dollars leaving domestic markets.
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U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Fis Y Fe
Bamber
Political infighting linked to Baker loan sparks health crisis
Washington column recounts Bobby Baker loan disputes involving D C National Bank and opponents led by Oliver Bolton. Lichtman suffered a heart attack amid charges over loan security and alleged political pressure. The piece notes Saxon denial, bank charter politics, and a separate CIA defector tale fueling Capitol Hill speculation.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Ganovent Yielim
Uving S. Lichtman
Fis Bank
Jene
Baker
Lichtman
Oliver Bolton
Roho
Wolsted Eth
District of Columbia
Stutt
Bolton
Treasury
George Humphrey
Lake County National Bank
Painesville
Ohio
Paul Harvey on the Communist Defense of Kennedy Conspiracy
The piece argues Communists shift blame and deflect guilt in President Kennedy’s assassination. It cites statements by Gus Hall and party organs, alleging a strategy to taint rightists and mobilize opposition while denying responsibility.
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United States
Gus Hail
Kennedy
Cuba
Minnesota
Mickey Lima
San
Francisco
1944 War News and Local Happenings
Wartime dispatches report German forces defending Odessa at close range from lagoons near the Black Sea port. Washington officials announce Army strength at 7.7 million and extended draft mobilization. Dewey contemplates steady campaign, while Willkie exits the Wisconsin delegates race. Local notes include bowling prize, a birth, a pitcher joining a Bridgeport club, and a Kiwanis move toward halting remodel plans for the old passenger station with a City Commission conference slated.
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Kiwanis Club
We City Commission
Communist charges in 1924 political rhetoric emerge
A fragment discusses postwar conspiracy claims and anti Communist rhetoric. It cites figures like Mickey Lima and Oswald, noting alleged Communist influence in colleges, and accuses right wing figures of using Kennedy’s assassination for political gain. The piece portrays a climate of fear and manipulation in the public discourse.
Boehm Quits School Post to Lead Foreign Aid Education
Dr Charles H Boehm announced his imminent retirement as Pennsylvania state superintendent of public instruction after holding the $20000 a year post since 1956 His four year term ends September 12 He said he would soon head an American team of educators to open new schools in foreign countries under the U S foreign aid program Confirmation of retirement would come from Gov Scrantons office though he noted it had been known he planned leaving state government Gov Scranton is said to hold Boehm in high esteem with differences rumors denied
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Morrisville
Charles H. Boehm
Boehm
U.S
Seranton
Legal rules for access to shared safe deposit boxes after death
The article outlines regulations when two people other than spouses hold a box and one dies. It allows entry with bank presence and requires a complete inventory, or with a Department of Revenue representative, and court orders may designate someone to open the box. If no provision applies, a seven day notice to Revenue and the bank governs entry, with a Revenue rep allowed to record contents.
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Bos
Tuaboud
Wife
Department of Revenue
Secretary of Revenue
Commonwealth
Financial Institution
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Post Office Corry Pa Mail Matter Rates
Classified as a postal notice from Corry Pennsylvania listing mail matter, rates by year and location, and a display advertising deadline. Specifies by mail and by carrier pricing, with 9 am publication deadline and advertising inquiries.
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Corry
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