In Our Opinion You Can’t Drop Out
The piece argues against dropping out citing Dr Edward Bunney of Squibb and S W Herwald of Westinghouse. It warns of the rapid growth of human knowledge and the risk to those who abandon schooling, suggesting they may face welfare society in the coming decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bunney
The
E. R. Squibb and ‘Sons
S. W. Herwald
Westinghouse
United States
Cyprus
Viet Nam
Social Success Tact Explains Baby's Resemblance
The Pana News Palladium notes that social success tactics help describe how a baby can resemble both parents. The piece highlights tactful language and observer perspectives in family observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palladium
Allied and Pacific Front Updates From WW2 Dispatches
Allied forces trap German troops in Normandy as Eisenhower vows a major western victory. Nimitz watches a fast moving war in the Pacific with air strikes around Japan. Lt. Col. Stuart Houghton from this city is wounded in France and hospitalized in England. Corry Merchants defeat Emporiuti Sylvania Tube 8-7 in a crowded ballgame. Golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Putnam celebrated at Columbus with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Houghton
France
England
Emmett Putnam
Columbus
W. H. Parker
Parker
Boxing as business drives Sonny Liston Cassius Clay talk
Harold Conrad, a veteran boxing promoter and reporter, discusses the Liston Clay fight with Joe Hart at the Castaways in Miami Beach. He notes boxing as a business, predicts four million in revenue from closed circuit, and questions where the bout will be held while referencing Delaney Tunney and past gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Conrad
Conrad
Miami Beach
Joe Hart
Sonny
Cassius
Hart
Philly
Clay
Liston
Doug Jones
Ployd Patterson
Henry Cooper
Mara
Drew Pearson on Cyprus Crisis and U S Military Aid
Drew Pearson argues U S weapon transfers to Turkey and Greece fueled a regional arms race and may push southeastern Europe toward war. He cites F 104 jets and air balance, notes Pakistan and Red China alliances, and criticizes Washington for prioritizing military aid over democratic freedoms in Turkey and Greece.
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Washington
Cyprus
Bram
United States
Turkey
Pakistan
Red China
Sen
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
India
Viet Nam
SEATO
Alliance For the
Southeast Asia
Stalin
Greece
Union City math teacher named printing part of new junior high
I J Blanden, former mathematics instructor at Union City High School, is named part of the staff for the new Junior High. Details describe his role and the transition as the school expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Blanden
Union City
Pring’ Pat
Boxing Revenue Split Amid Liston Fight Returns
The article outlines earnings from a televised boxing event with figures: total net about 2.14 million, Clay earned 420 thousand, Louisville backers shared half, Liston earned 850 thousand with deductions to managers and taxes. Promoter Conrad discusses future events with Hart and references cities including Louisville and Las Vegas.
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Clay
Louisville
Tades
Liston
Jack Nilon
Sam
Joe Hart
Conrad
Baltimore
Philly
Pittsburgh
Vegas
Burkman Proposes Salary Cut to Save Swissvale Borough Money
Swissvale real estate tax collector John M. Burkman, elected in 1961, proposes cutting his salary and equal wage tax collector pay to save about $5,000 yearly. He cites failed consolidation of real estate and wage tax offices as the reason for the new plan. His current salary is not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Burkman
Swissvale
Burkman
One Killed Ten Hurt In Three District Crashes
An Oil City man died and ten others were injured in three traffic crashes on district highways yesterday and today. Paul H. Sloan 45 of Oil City died when his car left Route 8 bypass and plunged down an embankment into a creek. A Spartansburg area man escaped with minor injuries when his car flipped after skidding five miles south of Titusville. Richard Lincoln of Spartansburg reported the crash and was treated for head injuries at Titusville Hospital. سایر injuries were reported from a collision between Centerville and Little Cooley with multiple youths treated or admitted for lacerations fractures and contusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Paul H. Sloan
Oi City
Spartansburg
Titusville
Richard Lincoln
Lincoln
Lawrence Shrout
Titusville Hospital
Centerville
Little Cooley
John Gosik
A. D
Cambridge Springs
Mary Gosik
Anthony Gaski
Helen Gasik
Henry Crosshore
Georgia Maze
R. D
Titsville
Nancy Francis
Carl Bradley
Tetusyille
VP Candidate To Speak At Chautauqua
Vice presidential hopeful William E. Miller will address the Chautauqua amphitheater audience on August 28 at 8:30 p.m. Curtis W. Hang, president of Chautauqua Institution, confirms the speech coming soon after the Democratic convention in Atlantic City and ahead of the major party nominating battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystoners
Harrisburg
Atlantic City
N. J
Otis B. Morse
Dennis
Ghalssugua
William E. Miller
Chautauqua
Curtis W. Hang
Miller
Jominee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Industrial espionage haunts peacetime factory lines
Hal Boyle reports on industrial espionage as a quiet danger to U S businesses. Auzville Jackson Jr outlines how unscrupulous employees steal secrets for rivals and cites cases from janitors to executives, noting vulnerabilities in drug and manufacturing sectors and the need for stronger legal protection and ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Auzville Jackson Jr
American Bar Association
Jackson
Midwest
Chautauqua Institute Weekday and Weekend Arts Schedule
Chautauqua Institute offers a busy lineup with art exhibits by the Art Association at CAA Galleries including student shows, film features on Leonardo da Vinci, opera performances by the Chautauqua Opera Association, concerts by the Glenn Miller Band and Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, and a Sound of Music study and various Chamber Music events. Major venues include Norton Memorial Hall, Smith Wilkes Hall, and the Chautauqua Yacht Club events. The schedule also lists bird, tree and garden club topics, master classes with Ozan Marsh, and plays such as Come Blow Your Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
von Floiow
Chautauqua: Opera Association
Henry Junier
Norton Memorial Hall
Glenn Miller
Ray Kkinley
Bird
Tree and Garden Club
Edmund Munson
Portland
N. C
Art Association
Leonardi da Vinci
CAA
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Walter Hendl
Chautauqua
Woman’s Club
Wesnesday
Jacqueline Meinick
Ywca Hospitality House
Rinaelek Arthur
Smith-Wilkes Hall
Chautauqua ‘Symphony Orchestra
Walter Hend
Solvist
Paul Handley
Chautauqua Symphony
al Gershwin
Henry Janier
Denemonstration
Revington Arthur
Smith-Wilkes, Ham
Chautauqua Yacht Club
Neil Simon
Chautauqua Repertory Theatre
Donald Sulmer Welles
Pop Quar
Corry Journal Publication and staff details
A historical note lists the Corry Journal and Corry Evening Journal publication details. It includes the publisher George R. Sample Genars Manager Wilkes Eaton city editors Allan Musbrouck and advertising manager John McLaughlin, with production manager Natlonal advertising representative Botvinellrim Bally Inc. The entry notes mailing rates and a newspaper postal status.
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Corry
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Emporiuti Sylvania Tube Fine
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Vern Groug
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A. E. Hemstreet
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Boyle
Thirty Acres
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St. Elizabeth's Rectory
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Drew Pearson
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Inon
Istanbul
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Pork & Beans
Sultana
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Corry, PA
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Chautauqua Institute
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