Corry Journal publication notice and rates
The Corry Journal lists publishing details including editions in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. It notes AP content ownership for local news and dispatches, postal rates by mail and advance payment options, and display advertising deadlines.
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Interstate traffic erupts in toll road crisis
Police and road service handle large duties on major highways. On the busiest toll expressway the New Jersey Turnpike motorists receive over 100 calls per year per mile for aid. Across 41 000 miles of interstates this implies about 4300 000 calls yearly. At a Greater New York Safety Council convention 8000 delegates discussed full reciprocity on ticket violations to cut border issues and federal fingerprinting to identify drivers amid names and moves.
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New Jersey Turnpike
Greater New York Safety Council
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Happy Children and a Brighter Future for Youth
The Under Secretary of Health Education and Welfare promotes an optimistic policy shift. Government efforts since 1940 boosted child survival and now aim for the happiest environment with high intellectual and spiritual development. The nation invests in education under the Defense Education Act and expands research into mental illness heart disease cancer and mental retardation to secure a healthier future for children.
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Bertha S. Adkins
Ution
Realizable farm income forecast drops sharply this year
The Agriculture Department projects net farm income for the year at 121 billion dollars, about 26 percent of the current gross national product. The report notes a large part of the decline stems from the elimination of a major farm income source and marks a dramatic downturn for the sector.
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Department of Agriculture
Compressor unit withstands storm test in Sidney field report
Ajax DPC120 compressor unit owned by the Ohio Company of Sidney, built in Corry, operated during a five inch snowstorm. Temperature fell to ten above, winds reached forty mph while an inspection team led by George PB Ellwood of Denver and Thomas Pier ott evaluated performance with George Richards of National Supply present.
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Ellwood
Denver
Ajay Iron Works
Thomas Pierott
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National Supply of
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Khrushchev Brace for Crisis in Western Summit Plans
West observers report Nikita Khrushchev faces a tense period as he weighs a summit with Western powers. Khrushchev seeks a breakthrough while risking domestic discontent and possible economic strain from farm policy actions. The outcome hinges on Western unity, Soviet support options, and broader Middle East leverage.
Khrushchev faces setbacks amid world communist tensions
The article notes that Western influence erodes, while Communists seek dominance across vast areas through calculated risks. It reports Khrushchev’s difficulties with Yugoslavia, satellites, China, and internal deviations, warning that concessions to him could invite further threats and demands, amid Arab backlash from Middle East experiments.
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Khrushchev
Middle East
Yugoslavia
China
T One World Compmunist
Sparta Man Back After Meeting With Ben Gurion
Spartansburg resident Alpert Hahn, member of Crawford County Democratic Executive Committee, returned to Pennsylvania after visiting Teruel and meeting Prime Minister David Ben Gurion. He carried a message from Gow David Ta Lawrence to Ben Gurion and brought a governor’s reply back to Ben-Cannon, delivering it soon after. He also met Pope John XXII during travels and visited Turkey France and Germany. Hahn was named to the Western Pennsylvania Committee of Bonds for Israel.
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Alpert Hahn
Spartansburg
Crawford County Democrati Hxecntive
Pennylvania
Teruel
David Ben-Gurion
Hahn
Spartansburg Grees
Gow
David Ta. Lawrence
Ben-Cannon
Vy Ben-Gurion
Haba
Mahn
John XXII
Turkey
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Germany
Pennsylvania
Israel
YMCA Calendar Week of April 27 1959
Week of April 27 1959 YMCA activities include Union City Girls swim and archery Monday evening, Senior Tri-Hi board meeting, college Women's Club and Duplicate Bridge events, and an art show judging. Tuesday features Girl Scouts and Women's Auxiliary, with an art show open to judges and public. Wednesday offers China Palatine activities, a public art show, and Wattsboro Girls swim, plus Junior High events. Thursday runs art show hours and a swim session, with Mus William Stright noted. Friday hosts Teen Town Spring Dance, and Saturday shows Movies and a record hop at the high school.
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Union City Girls
Board of Director
College Women's Club
Union City Girl Scouts
Whan & P.m
China Palatine
William Stright
Burglar Shot During Flight Dies in Pittsburgh Hospital
Patrick J Lee, 28, wounded in the neck by a Wakinsburg police officer while fleeing a Wil dinsburg club that had been broken into, died yesterday at Fittsburgh Hospital. Mayor Richardson Dilworth and other party leaders commented.
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Pittsburgh
Patrick J .Lee
Wakinsburg
Fittsburgh Hospital
Wil Dinsburg
Memories and Milestones From Corry Twenty Years Ago
A compiled note from April 27 1939 recalls Britain Pragve and Soviet Russia racing to unify anti aggression fronts before Hitler speaks at the Reichstag. Local items include sale of Mac s Inn to Greyhound Travel Stations, musician Louis Sprovers earning All-State Band honors, a gousting accident settlement for Thomas Paver, John H Castor’s travel mishap, Ward reporting a death in Corry and Arthur Weidner s passing at Hamot Hospital.
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Pridiy
Louis Sprovers
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Lancaster
Ward
Arthur Weidner
Hamot Hospi
Accidental Death Toll Narrated From Weekend Tragedies
The Associated Press reports 14 accidental deaths over the weekend across Pennsylvania. The incidents include eight highway fatalities, two freak accidents, and several other fatalities from a park incident, a sports mishap, and a plane crash. Names, locations, and precise circumstances are unclear due to garbled text.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Willow Grove
Piltabure
Swiss bankers shift focus from New York to Europe stocks
In Geneva, Swiss bankers say they are turning from U.S. stocks to European corporate shares as prices rise in New York. Americans in Geneva note a flow of U.S. private investment into Europe, a trend seen as gaining speed amid U.S. deficits and wage growth. The shift reflects a hedge against dollar weakness and a belief European stocks offer a better buy at present.
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Geneva
Switzerland
U.S
New York
Europe
U.S. Treasury
Ground breaks for Allegheny Electronics plant near Warren
A new Allegheny Electronics facility to manufacture electronic components will be built two miles west of Warren, hiring about 100 workers. The 6,000 square foot plant, announced via a WICU TV broadcast, is expected to be completed in late June and is led by President and GM Norman Cunningham with Warren Industrial Development Corp backing.
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Warren Industrial Development Corp
WICU
Evie
Norman Cunningham
Jim
San Francisco Opens Its First Italian Festival
United Nations San Francisco reports Greek born Mayor George Christopher read the proclamation as Chinese children applauded and Tris cops stood at attention during yesterday’s opening of the city’s inaugural Italian festival in San Francisco.
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United Nations
San Francisco
George Christopher
Tris
Swiss bankers and investors absorb foreign money through safe haven status
The article explains how Swiss banks and investment firms gained global money during postwar instability, inflation, and currency shifts. It notes Switzerland's neutrality, anonymity of deposits, and enduring appeal to fugitive funds from Europe. It also cites recent shifts into West German, French, Italian shares and Swiss funds exposing continued cross border wealth flows.
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