Corry Journal vanity masthead and ads info
The Corry Journal masthead lists publisher George B. Sample general manager William Chiricusio and advertising figures. It notes Associated Press rights, circulation rates, and display advertising deadline at 9 A M the day before publication.
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Torry Journal
South Street
Corry
Cocky Evening Journal
George B. Sample
Mancer
William Chiricusio
John McLaughlin
GT. Bergfan
Bottinelli
Cory
A Charitable People and Easter Devotion Rise in Giving
A survey notes Americans donated over six and a half billion dollars to charities last year, about 3 percent of wages. Major shares came from individuals, corporations, bequests, foundations, and investment income, with gifts to churches and friends forming a broader charitable picture as Easter nears. DIVIDEND FOR ILL A tax decision on sick wages prompts congressional scrutiny. The Supreme Court ruling exempts some wages from income tax, affecting employers and government. Historically, insured sick benefits are tax exempt as personal expenditure, a shift that challenges wage earners.
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F. Emerson Andrews
Plulanthropie
Russell Sage’ Foundation
Supreme Court
Congress
Younr
Corry School District gets WPA aid for remodel and sports teams
Secret Service and WPA checks finalize budget for Corry School District remodel. Board expects WPA assistance approval for the project and resumption of work next week. Corry and Union Glen Hark Schools to enter Class A league basketball in District 10, PI AA title pursuit led by Coach Russ Byler.
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Minday
Aphe
Nike
Corry Schiedl
Board of Education
Huth School
Corry
Union Gil Hark
PIAA
Russ Byler
Local notes mix business, polio update and civic events
A scrambled local column reports on Aero Supply building, new furniture lines, and sales reps in Washington, with notes on polio vaccine supply at Veter ans Hospital and a Army training mission in Puerto Rico. Also mentioned are post office financial troubles, a portable TV giveaway, and community notices about school patrols and pledges to fraternities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niehway
Fompianis
Beneficial Finance Co
Nority
Center Street
Corry-Jamestown
DuPont
Troy McElroy
Vid Flaherty
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
Washington, D. C
Donald PB
Turben
Ethel
West Pleasant Street
Viegles
Puerto Rico
Seal News
Vom
Farce
Hheny
Mediug
R. D. A. Spartansburg
Veterans Hospital iii
Erle
Clifford Carroll
East Main Street
Legion Post
Tragemenits Farms Take Extraordinary Security Measures
Forty years ago a local plant night shift and extra watchmen at two focal factories were deployed to protect property. Citizens National Bank announces a $200 prize for best production focus. Pennsylvania State Constabulary members are stationed in the city to deter illegal fishing in nearby streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciuiaens
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Jehovah's Witnesses Protest Russia Over Persecution
A strongly worded protest letter from Jehovah's Witnesses leadership condemns Soviet persecution in Siberia. It cites arrests and slave labor camps, noting long endurance by Witnesses and failed efforts to register under Soviet statutes. The piece also touches on U.S. wage exemption law dating to 1958 and prior practice.
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Offick
Siberia
Afr. Green
Jehovich
Soviet Union
Tunis
East German church fights Communist pressure for freedom
Evangelical Bishop Otto Dibellus leads a challenge to Moscow aligned East Germany to preserve the Evangelical Lutheran Church. He warns state subsidies shrink, church funds are blocked, and youth religious instruction is curtailed as propaganda and coercion mount. The bishop vows to resist political influence from East or West while seeking support to keep the church independent and worship intact.
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Berlin
Otto Diveli
Soviet
East Germany
Dibellus
West Germany
Eas
Germany
Feds
East German Church Faces Decisive Struggle for Freedom
In East Germany religious instruction is banned in high schools and trade schools. Catholic and Protestant clergy report increasing numbers leaving the church as state pressure grows. By 1965 church membership fell sharply from 1950, with ongoing subsidies cut but some independent income sources. Clergy foresee a decisive long term battle for religious freedom.
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East Berlin
Memberi Ag
Church of
Father Of Auto Victim Wins $10,000 In Court
A Mendville man Cyril Scott won a $10,000 judgment in Common Pleas Court after a jury found in his favor against Glenn Carr of West Springfield and Francis Moyer of Albion. Scott’s four year old son Gerald was killed in a three car crash on October 15, 1955, on Bute Road four miles west of Albion.
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Eris
Common Pleas
Mendville
Cyril Scott
Atty
Edward Carney
Glenn Carr
West Springfield
Francis Moyer
R.D
Albion
Scott
Gerald
Bute SN
Bros. COREY ONE STOP STORS FOR ALL FARM EVENT
Community items note a farm event at International Harvester location on First Avenue. Details are unclear due to OCR fragmentation but imply a local hardware and farm supply gathering. No firm date or full participant list is readable.
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Washington
Seext Srevice
Chint
Frank Wilson
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Marpenthuis
Secret Service
Mgents
W. R. Bailey
Spartansburg
Buffalo
Manlsin
Chamber of Commerce
Rex
Jimmy Watson
Don Watson
Kappa Alphi. Phi
Grove City College
Margaret Warner
University of Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing
Cunierville Baptist Church
Robert Walker
Jehovah's Sect
Russia
Phonograph Records
Slocum’s Electronics
Spe
Cady and Collier
South St
Gilson’s
Columbia
General Electric
S&h
Green
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Dresden
Wesl Germany
Warner
Gulf Service North Center
Pak Ecachew Funeral Home
Springfield
Ngtellal
Barney’s Firestone
Phobe
Jersey Dairy
Elmview Jersey
Elmview
Wben-Tv
Miss Brooks
The
Buccaneers
Catholic Charities Appeal
Jeanie
Gunemoke
Pubnh
St. Joseph’s New Cathedral
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