Corry Journal prints milk substitute story and ad rates
A fragment from Corry Journal notes a cent-a-glass milk substitute called Inicaparina for malnourished children in Guatemala and future availability in the U S. It details ingredients and uses. The page also cites a 1959 growth comparison: newspapers vs television advertising and quotes ANPA on ad spend through last year.
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Henry Wallace
Guatemala
United States
Milton Standard
Wlevision
Charles T Lipscomber
Anpa Bureau of Advertising
Corry memories and wartime updates in Dec 7 1940 piece
The item blends local reminiscences with national economic notes. It cites Mrs. Jane T. Mecurdy of French Creek and Mrs. W.E. PunelSus, and recounts a fire rescue near a filling station. It mentions an upcoming high school play Aunt Jemima and Her Pickaninates and a three article AP business analysis on American investment abroad.
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Jane T Mecurdy
French Creek
PunelSus
Oley White
Firemierr
Foreign markets buoyed as American stocks dip
Business circles note European shares rise as U S stock prices fall, while American demand for foreign issues dries up. New York new issues peaked in 1958 at 985.3 million but has since fallen to 85 million. Political turmoil in Africa and Latin America spooks investors. Hot money shifts abroad seeking higher returns as overseas rates outpace domestic.
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New York
Washington
London
U.S
Poliica
Africa
Latin America
Inveres Raes
Forty Years Ago 1020 Water Rates Battle Reflected
A December 7 bulletin notes the Water Supply Company facing pressure over rate changes while a Presbyterian Church event features a ladies double quartet with Mrs Spicer and others. Updates include Mrs Mistton Bull leaving for Apipels, and remarks on newspaper progress, advertising prospects, and automotive ad trends from Lewistown Sentinel observations.
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Tie Cry Commission
Carry Water Supply Company
The
Presbyterian Church
Enmypaset
Spicer
Prank Cole
Harry Smith
Don Kinet
Frank Gillet
Myra Crusper
Marjillie Evans
Will Hive
Mary Evans
Fuinters
Guval Solims
Erayrh
Post
Ciry
Lipscomb Si Gruae Sakes Ot
Davernistie Aire
Lewistown Sentinel
Dunkirk Auto Crash Victim Dies
Fredonia man Leon Witt died in Buffalo General Hospital after an auto crash earlier Sunday near Dunkirk. Witt suffered a collapsed lung and internal injuries after his car struck a power pole in Dunkirk Dubkinie Wis. The death marks the sixth traffic fatality in Chautauqua County this year.
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Fredonia
Buffalo General Hospital
Leon Witt
Brooks Hospital
Dunkirk
Buffalos Hospital
Dubkinie
Wis
Chautauqua County
St Marys Man Jailed In Deer Kill Car Chase
RIDGWAY A St Marys man pleaded guilty to three charges in a deer kill and car chase case near Portland Mills. Benjamin Charles Gwan 24 fled a game warden at 1 15 am then wrecked and abandoned his car before surrendering. He was jailed in Elk County on fines totaling 173 dollars.
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Ridgway
Benjamin Charles Gwan
Harry C. Law
Leo Milford
Portland Mills
Milford
Vnune
Embankment
Gnan
Elk County
Engen to Undertake Special UN Assignment in New York
Norwegian Deputy Foreign Minister Hans Engen departs for New York tomorrow on a special assignment for UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold. Engen declined to disclose the details of the mission.
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Engen
DAG
Oslo
Norway
Hans Engen
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
Ohio hunter jailed after bear shooting out of season
Cleveland hunter Edsel H Ball confronted a female bear with two cubs near Bull Hill in Sheffield Township Warren County. He testified terror prompted him to shoot as the bear charged after he yelled Shoo. Ball was found guilty of killing a bear out of season, fined $100 plus $9 costs, and jailed until payment.
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Warren
Cleveland
Big Arnot
Bull Hill
Sheffield Township
Warren County
Justice of the Peace
Vincent Sprague
Sheffield
Edsel H, Ball
Mama Bear
Ball
Bail
Steve Haden
David Tits
Titus
Ieagon
Justice Sprague
George Defer
Hudson
Ohio
Defer
Bradford Mayor to Challenge Council Over Job Plan
Bradford Mayor Yonng warned Monday night he will seek court action if the City Council approves a job evaluation plan and raises for city employees. He opposed the plan saying it is untimely and unfair, would slow progress on city problems, and could cost hundreds of thousands over ten years.
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Bradford
Yonng
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Deer Kill
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Cologne
Travel Ensemble
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Swift
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Patricia W. Fargo
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