Corry Daily News Masthead and Advertising Rates
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1959
Page
4
Corry Pa newspaper advertising and distribution details from the Daily Weekly masthead. Includes staff names and roles, AP affiliation, postage rates, and display advertising deadlines.
Ohio lawmakers approved compulsory inoculation for school children, expanding polio shots to include diphtheria whooping cough tetanus and typhoid with religious exemptions on parental request. Pennsylvania delays polio legislation as US health service predicts polio rise in 1959.
The annual publisher convention in New York and last week’s Washington editors meeting debated the industry’s path after a recession year. A shift toward smaller city community papers emerges, while the balance of information and entertainment between news and radio TV remains debated.
Europe moves toward a common market with Switzerland watching closely and wary of being outside the bloc. The Swiss question gains, while the United States model looms, and imports mix with European rivals like Italy France West Germany Holland Belgium and Luxembourg.
A Corry newspaper page recalls events from 20 years ago noting Adolf Hitler and Roosevelt in peace talks as Europe awaited reaction. D. A. Uillstrom of Corey Jamestown Mt Corp is honored by the U S Chamber and to represent the chamber at its 27th annual meeting in Washington. The restoration of Corry-O City Joel drains signals curtailment of the Butilo run, with new timetable effective on Pennsylvania and Erie Railroads next Sunday.
The report notes Company A at sea and nearing U S soil. The BOM Division with many Corry bays plans to sail from France early next week. Revenue tax on soft drinks starts May 1. Waller McElroy, son of Mr and Mrs L T McElroy, was badly hurt when struck by an eastbound Erie freight. News and its interpretation remains vital to modern Lviv.
The piece outlines Switzerland facing a Swiss common market push within Europe while the United States remains the leading trading nation. It notes Great Britain second in world trade and six-nation blocs poised to control a major share, with Swiss exports like precision labor and electrical equipment under scrutiny amid potential Russian and Chinese competition. The article also reports local notices from Sumter and Corry churches and community events.
A reader asks Dr Sherlock about a Sunday virus affecting a neighbor who avoids church due to ailments. The reply suggests church attendance could provide a powerful lift, claiming spiritual stimulation may ease discomfort and improve mood for the neighbor.
Rev Cyril Krona leads services at St Elizabethus R C on Pleasant Street with Sunday Masses at 8 15 and 10 00 a m Weekday Mass at 7 30 a m Holy Day Masses at 7 30 a m and 7 30 p m
A dense survey of church schedules across multiple congregations including St. Thomas the Apostle Roman Catholic, First Presbyterian, Seventh Day Adventist, Evangelical United Brethren, Corry Assembly of God and others. It outlines service times, Sunday School, youth groups, choir plans and midweek activities across West Washington Street, North Center Street, East Columbus Avenue and surrounding venues.
East Pleasant area churches publish their weekly programs with services, Sunday School, youth and choir activities, prayer meetings, and special sermons. Notable events include sermons on Spiritual Growth and When Prayer Is Guidance, Youth Fellowships, and midweek Bible studies led by local pastors.
A garbled line from an early newspaper fragment hints at a toast event featuring Ellen and a show at Mi. The text is unreadable in parts but suggests an entertainment moment with local figures.
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