Corry Evening Journal publisher and staff listings
The Corry Evening Journal publishes local news and AP dispatches with advertising details. It lists staff and office locations including Corry Pa and offices in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia. Subscriptions are $13 per year by mail, $11 by mail in advance, and carrier copies are seven cents each or forty two cents weekly.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
George R. Sample
Allin Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
Presatcom
G. T. Bergman
National
Bottinelli-Kimball
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square Building
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond Building
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Unis
AP News
Ater
Hunting-Producer of Funerals in Pennsylvania Gunfire Report
The Pennsylvania Game Commission reports for 1960 that 27 people were killed by hunter gunfire and 625 injured by guns or bows. Of fatalities and injuries many involved the hunter’s own weapon or incidents with hunting gear.
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Jess
The
Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Newsboys Rally Behind Radio Free Europe Campaign
Newsboys across the United States join the 1961 Newspaperboys Campaign for Radio Free Europe, sponsored by the International Circulation Managers' Association. RFE broadcasts about 3,000 hours weekly to 79 million people behind the Iron Curtain. The piece supports U S leaders and urges broader backing for the station and its mission.
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Lenc
The
Corty Journal
Radio Free Europe
United States
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
RFE
Eisenhower
Truman
Kennedy
Hal Boyle on Amerine and the UC wine program
Hal Boyle profiles Dr. Maynard Amerine, UC's oenology director. He trains 30 students and tastes around 1,500 wines yearly. The department runs a winery, 150 acres of vineyards, and breeds grapes while pursuing innovations like automatic harvesting. Amerine emphasizes discipline, demanding chemistry physics and math prerequisites. He views oenology as a blend of science and poetry, seeking wines with a distinct, evocative quality.
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New York
Maynard Amerine
Amerine
University of California
France
Germany
Portugal
Millcreek plans to borrow 120000 to cover midyear needs
Millcreek supervisors approved borrowing another 60000 from Union Bank, doubling the township short term debt to 120000 to bridge tax-anticipation needs until mid June. Secretary Treasurer 8 A Thaler expects the ceiling to hold until July tax revenues arrive, noting debt should stay under 165000 this year. In Hollywood, Marian Jordan wife of Fibber McGee and Molly was laid to rest after dying of cancer at her Encino home.
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Union Bank
Millcreek
A. Thaler
Hollywood
Marian Jordan
Re-elected leader at Stanford Hose Company meeting
Yesterday's Memories notes Charles T. Craker was re elected president of the Stanford Hose Company at the annual meeting in First Ward Station rooms. Warren Titus was elected vice president. John Cullen becomes regular patrolman in the city police department. Harry Stevens injured at Ajax Iron Works when a heavy steel piece crushed his right foot. Police seek H R Johnson's 1937 sedan stolen from Lemon Street last night.
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Charles T. Craker
Stanford Hose Company
Theiremen
First Ward
Warren Titus
John Cullen
Harry Stevens
Ajax Iron Works
Stevens
H. R. Johnson
Lemon Street
Spring Creek wrestler dies of indigestion during match
Forty year old Victory House, age 18, collapsed and died during a friendly wrestling match in Spring Creek. Authorities report an acute indigestion attack as the cause. Frank Laurie and Frank Babbitt plan to represent Corry at the National Chamber of Commerce session in Atlantic City. A severe cold wave threatens widespread crop damage across the state.
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Victory House
Spring Creek
Frank Laurie
Frank Babbitt
Corry
National Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic City
Dulles Retaliation Policy Echoes Through Kennedy Era
The article compares John Foster Dulles and Kennedy rhetoric on massive retaliation and deterrence. It notes Dulles framed local defense within a broader power, while Kennedy emphasizes flexible, selective responses to deter Communist aggression. It discusses statements from 1954 and 1963 defense addresses and their perceived impact on East-West tensions.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Dulles
State Department
Hig
Indochina
Hazel Morrell
Warren
Master Lifesaver Stedman Dies in London
Gilles Stedman a renowned master lifesaver died of a cerebral hemorrhage at his London home. A veteran of both world wars he was a leading American passenger liner skipper between the wars and later commanded the U S Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point from 1942 to 1946. At his death he served as vice president in charge of United States Lines foreign operations.
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Stedman
London
Gilles
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
N. Y
United States Lines
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