Corry Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Corry Journal lists publication details including staff roles, affiliated advertising and production offices, and AP reprint rights. It notes post office registration, mailing rates, and display advertising deadlines by 9 a.m. the prior publication date.
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Oe Journal
Corry
A . Pullsher
George R. Sample
William Chiricuio
John McLaughlin
Pressro
G. T. Bergman
National
Rottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Tate
Butler Sees Democrats Growing Majorities in Congress
National chairman Paul M. Butler forecasts Democratic gains in the new Congress with 12 to 14 Senate seats and 40 to 60 House seats, citing recession effects and world tensions. Meade Alcorn offers no firm predictions while Nixon urges Republican confidence. The 1960 highway program allocates a record 3.4 billion federal aid, with interstate 90 percent funded, and overall road spending projected at 4.55 billion for fiscal 1960.
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Butler
Paul M. Butler
Senate
House
Congress
Meade Alcorn
Nixon
Butte
Telves
Federal Scholarships Lead Congress Legislation Push
The piece reports on a Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee move to authorize 73,000 federal scholarships aimed at boosting scientific and national power. The plan would span four years and seeks support from the Rules Committee after earlier bottling by leadership. It notes President's preference for more, with funding decisions pending.
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Democrak
Congress
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Wibe
Fishad
Howe
Senate
Memories of Corry: August 4 20 Years Ago
Yesterday's memories recall Douglas Corrigan's ailed voyage aboard the Manhattan liner en route to New York. The Californian test pilot described the flight as “pretty good so far” amid a reception in New York. Over 3,000 attended the COF Grand Valley picnic at Snyder's Grove and Walter Rhitleberger will represent local veterans at the Blue Ridge Division reunion in Indians, Pa. Forty-two Corry baseball fans booked seats for a double header Yankees at Cleveland Indians trip. Funeral services for Jay Smith, Civil War veteran, were held at Beaverdam with family present. A heavy electrical storm caused outages this afternoon with minor damage reported.
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Manhattan
New York
Douglas Corrigan
Amd
Dublin
Walter Rhitleberger
Wright Street
80Th Blue Ridge Division
Indians Pa
Corry
Erie Railroad
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Erie
Ohio
Jay Smith
Georgia Lyons
Beaverdam
Four Die In Auto Truck Crash Near Ashland Ohio
In a crash near Ashland two Brookville brothers William Francis 13 and Thomas 11 remained in fair condition at Samaritan Hospital along with Nancy Alexander 5 the sole survivor of her family. Four relatives died in the wreck including Louis G Alexander 30 his wife Dorothy 29 and daughters Lois 8 and Georgia 7.
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Ashland
Ohio
Brookville
Samaritan Hospital
William Francis
Thomas
Nancy Alexander
Nancy
Louis G. Alexander
Mount Clemens
Mich
Dorothy
Lois
Georgia
Senate and House bills expand national education aids
Both bills propose student scholarships funded by states worth 500 to 1000 dollars annually based on need. Science mathematics and foreign language teaching are covered in both, while the Senate adds English and other subjects and an institute to improve teaching to strengthen science brainpower and leadership training.
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Senate
Ty Hardin Steps In For Clint Walker On Cheyenne
Hollywood Highlights reports Ty Hardin, a Texas-born former Texas A&M engineer, stepping in for Clint Walker on the Cheyenne series after Walker walked out amid a money dispute. Hardin credits his Texas roots and says he may lead the show if Walker does not return.
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Holywood
Ty Hardin
New York City
Texas
Clint Walker
Bronco Layne
Bronco
Jim Garner
Duck Kelly
Maverick Brothers
Clint
Cheyenne
Warner Brothers
St Marys Man Dies In Rescue Try At Lake
Robbinsville North Carolina report says Ralph Dippold 31 of St Marys Pennsylvania died while attempting to rescue a one year old boy in Santeetlah Lake. The child was saved by his brother Billy 16 after about 30 minutes of artificial respiration. The deceased was visiting his wife and was connected to the Marks family through Javier, the stepson of Dippold.
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St. Marys
Robbinsville
N.C
Ralph Dippold
Santeetlah Lake
Dippolt
Tim Marks
Sanford
N. C
Marks
Billy
Javier
Dippold
Youth Drowns Near Ashtabula In Lake Erie
A 15 year old boy, David Bell of Ashtabula, drowned while swimming near Red Rock beach about 60 yards from shore. Witnesses said he planned to swim to shore before disappearing briefly. his body was recovered about 28 minutes later. State troopers identified the youth and noted he was an exceptional swimmer.
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Ar Hitabula
Ashtabula
David Bell
Red Rock
Lake Evie
Bell
Tutile
Manufacturer Dies in Decatur At 57
John G. Jones longtime executive at A. W. Cash Co. valve maker died Saturday from cancer. 57, he served as vice president general manager and treasurer. Formerly planning engineer for B F Goodrich and chief cost analyst for U S Steel. Born in Philadelphia.
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Decatur, Tl
John G. Jones
A. W. Cash Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
U.S. Steel Corp
Philadelphia
Spray Makes Chautauqua Waters Safe
Water around Chautauqua Lake was sprayed for weed control across 356 acres using sodium arsenite solution, with spraying completed July 24. State health officer Dr. Prince warned a week or more may pass before arsenic levels drop to safe limits. past efforts covered Mayville Beach, Burtis Bay, and Geleyon, marking a three year conservation program.
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Chautauqua Lake
Tullus S. Prince
Prince
Prine
Mayville Beach
Burtis Bay
Geleyon
State Conservation Department
Chautauqua
Streetcar Hold Up Nets $240 In Night Robbery
Two armed men boarded a streetcar at Overbreak station and robbed 16 passengers and the motorman last night. They took about $240 in cash, watches, and the mob passed a bar to demand money. Motorman James Kirby reported the holdup after the thieves fled.
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Hasance Gate
Ewe
Walle
Wonen
James Kirby
Uhey
Kirby
South Hills
Castle Shannon
Bethel
Library
New Trouble In Far East Seen
Formosa quarters in Nationalist China today predicted trouble in the Far East after the Khrushchev Mao meeting. Nationalists said Red leaders discussed plans for a diversionary action to force a conference with Red China as a direct party and to be represented. They warned such action could target Nationalist island outposts off the Red China coast or Formosa itself.
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Formosa
China
Far East
Khrushchev
Red China
Mao Taelung
Red
Plas
Defensive stocks lead in recession says Plain Janes contrast
The Plain Janes describe defensive sectors like utilities and food as steadier earners during downturns. They contrast with growth stocks, noting consumer staples and utilities show earnings rise or hold steadier while high growth falter, aided by continued demand and power use in hot weather.
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New York
Plain Janes
Gillel
Uwe
Yeason
Smd
Durie
Utilities stocks rise steadily with consumer demand
Over a year, utility stocks on the Associated Press price index moved from 73 on January 2 to 82 by July end, reflecting steady profits under government regulation amid a booming industry while industrials showed larger swings in gains and losses.
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Associated Press
Indiana Football Players Held After Brawl
Indiana University players Victor Clearfield Ted Avereman Lloyd Anderson are held in Monroe County Jail on assault charges after allegedly forcing entry to a private home and starting a brawl. Police fired warning shots as the disturbance escalated. Coach Phil Dickens criticized the incident as improper for the program.
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Bloomington
Indiana University
Monroe County
Victor Clearfield
Ted Avereman
Lancaster
Ohio
Lloyd Anderson
New Salem
Donald Owens
Jones
Aucreman
Anderson
T. C
Phil Dickens
Indiana
Miss G Swans A Candlelit First Presbyt wedding
Miss G Swans becomes the bride in a candlelit First Presbyterian ceremony in Warren. Barba daughter of Mulvin and Gary Pauls with Mrs J Ludlow present. Rev Paul officiates with bridesmaids and ushers. Bride wears light gown with veil and yellow rose bouquet. Reception in East Was Toed venue decorated with phlox and chrysanthemums. Bride to state for wedding trip.
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G. Swans
Barba
Mulvin
Gary Pauls
J. Ludlow
Paul
Corry
Robert
East
Earl
Ty Bailey
Ton
Hgton
D. C
Ludlow
North Erie
Warren
Philadelphia
P Warren
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