Corry Journal Publishes Hal Boyle Americana
Hal Boyle reflects onAmericana and modern executives in Corry Journal. The piece cites US News & World Report poll of 6 000 US executives showing average 35 hour weeks five days, limited home work, and health outcomes. It notes executives sleep less and can afford more leisure than lower paid workers.
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Lille
Aid Riding Hood
News & World Report
Harry J. Johnson
Life Extension Foundation
Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Calls for tax relief blur gulf between rich and poor states
A political voice argues that rich states exaggerate need for federal aid while tax surpluses appear in New York and Mississippi. The piece urges curtailing federal programs, returning funds to states, and tighter local control of spending to protect taxpayers.
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America
Republic of Africa
New York
Mississippi
West Virginia
Washington, D.C
U.S
Washington
Fire Victim Turns Up Alive After Police Search
Kane Vaughn, 55, of Kane, appeared alive and well Monday night ending a police search sparked by reports he had been burned in a Friday fire at a sawdust collector building near Kane Industries. He said he avoided the site and had been in town over the weekend.
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Kane
Jack Vaughn
Kane Industries
Vaughn
Evergreen Park
Unbeaten Pony League teams stay perfect in World Series
First In War First Washington remain unbeatens in the Pony League World Series after round two. Houston edged West Covina 8 to 7 and Washington defeated Greensboro 54 in Tuesday action.
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Washington
Houston
Tex
World War II air battles and Channel artillery report
Yesterday’s Memories recalls British and German long range guns firing across the English Channel and aerial clashes over the countryside. It also notes the sale of the Stennett Specialty Shoppe in the Grand theatre building to Mrs Clinton McLean and the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edward Roach of 121% Fifth Avenue at Corry Hospital, with Mrs Roach formerly Eleanor Patterson.
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London
English
Grand Theatre
North Center Street
Clinton McLean
Edward Roach
Fifth Avenue
Corry Hospital
Roach
Eleanor Patterson
Ice plant run strained by coal and transport woes
E. E. Love of the Corry Tee Company operates the ice plant north of the city under heavy difficulties due to coal and transportation shortages. Homer Fleming, Gerry White, Lyle Wilcox and Merritt Deyne left on a bicycle trip to North East, Erie and Girard. Chris Zambaris takes charge of the Palm Restaurant and plans to reopen after remodeling notes.
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E. E. Love
Corry Tee Company
Homer Fleming
Gerry White
Lyle Wilcox
Merritt Deyne
North East
Erie
Girard
Chris Zambaris
Palm
Council Amazed At Range Of Sidewalk Bids
Letter to the editor urges Corry City Council to bid locally for sidewalk work citing Pennsylvania law requiring public advertising and asking the lowest responsible bidder. It argues city spending should favor Corry contractors and protect taxpaying residents.
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Corry
Counci
Pennsylvania
Mercerite Hurt In Crash Near Mercer
Mercer man Joseph M. Ives remains in serious condition at Cottage Hospital after a two car crash four miles south of Mercer. He was in one vehicle while Catherine Maglio of Beaver Falls drove the other. the third party was John W. Slater of Fredonia, Pa.
Preaching Cop To Appeal Suspension
Lakeville village policeman and Methodist minister Graff faces suspension for misfeasance nonfeasance and misconduct while council plans a Sept 12 hearing. Charges allege unauthorized car use to a body shop and removal of a siren for payment, plus a July 29 arrest and bond demand. A crime case involves Vince Bellanca. Barsky represents Graff.
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Lakeville
Spt. A. & Gratt
Cleo Rhoades
Am Op
Graff
Vince Bellanca
Ohio
Bellanca
W. L. Barsky
Ashtabula
Pontius and Barsky
Set
Gagetown
Cheaper money looms over U S business as rates fall
The United States faces cheaper money with falling bank prime rates and Fed ease, seen as a possible spark for fall business revival, housing, and investment. Analysts differ on inflation risk and gold outflow while domestic credit demand remains weak and banks tighten belts. James J. Cosgrove, former Continental Oil Co. leader, dies at 73 in New York.
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New York
United States
Europe
Federal Reserve Board
Uni
West Germany
Swalaerland
U. S. Treasury
U.S
Federal Reserve
James J. Cobrove
Continental OU Ca
Houston
Pex
Cosgrove
Continental OU
North Braddock
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Gory Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Allin Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
Q. T. Bergman
National Advertising Representative
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ited Press
Hal Boyle
East
New Fork 16
Robert
Tor
Orton Tong
Bab Kles
Orlon
Voice of
The
People
Puerto Rico
Business Mirror
U. S. Marine Corps
Ial
Alan Young
Metro Color
Russ Tamblyn
Penow Seve
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown
Remington Mall Chain
Johnson Bros
First Ave
Clifford Bulton
Leon Shumsky
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Plymouth — Valiant
Corey - Union City, PA
Gerald Lane
Shirley Larson
Dodge
Borstorff & Fitch Rambler
Alton Sperry Maxwell Brown
Hollywood
Root Furniture
Lea Howlett
Canal Bowmas
Patterson Photo Products
First Avenue
William Ingram Calvin
Cobey, PA
LeRoy Clyme
Acond
Winkie
Low
Arid
Sunk
Tuline House
Vandelsbrs
Ie Waller
Mr Nor’ Na
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