Corry Journal Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Corry Journal lists advertising rates and publication details including daily and Sunday editions. It notes AP news usage and postal rates, with subscription prices and carrier costs, plus display advertising deadlines and office locations.
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Doubts About Union Power Grow Over Massive AFL-CTO Funds
Skeptics question heads of unions wielding vast influence as AFL-CTO groups consider where to invest over forty two billion dollars held in various funds. The piece argues such a pile could shift government bond markets and alter industry leverage, warning of dangers to treasury and democratic processes.
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Investment Patterns Signal Global Appetite and Risk
The piece analyzes how American investors shift funds abroad amid mixed signals from volatile markets Europe and Latin America and warns of overreliance on foreign securities. It cites Canadian stock quality concerns, Europe yield allure, and highlighted British and American direct investments, with figures on dividends and overseas holdings.
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Natonal City Bank of New York
Fragmented text on unions and political influence
The fragment discusses unions using strikes to pressure management and threaten political aims. It questions how organized groups backed by large funds influence policy and suggests the need to curb such power while considering prosecution.
Electrical delays threaten new school completion in 1960
Warcray-on Creek electrical contractors pushed to speed work on the Erie high school project and face a daily $100 penalty after September 2 1960. Mercer cites most electrical tasks near done but delays persist into the gym bleachers as delays blamed on contractors. Dr Cal E Whipple supervising principal says bonding firm failed and warns penalties while urging faster completion.
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Erie
Chris Rover B. Mercer
Camput
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Cal E. Whipple
Mercer
Eyarnasium
Miss Dyer Weds Tal Smith at Bear Lake Church
Miss Dyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Dyer of Louisville married Tal Smith son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith at Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church Saturday afternoon. The couple will reside above the Dan Cornish store in Bear Lake. The ceremony followed a local church gathering and community activities included a Christmas party and district rally by Bear Lake church members.
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Jamestown
Judge Rules No Basis For McGuire Suit
Erie County court records show Judge Rossiter dismisses the case after a demurrer by Republican County Chairman John W English. The four page opinion finds no legal basis to sue over statements made during the 1989 campaign about mayor Arthur Gardner and comments attributed to the mayor’s company.
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John A. McGuire
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Ooder
Erie County
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Rossiter
McGutrn
Lawrence Blasts Critics of Gas Tax Policy
Pittsburgh Governor Lawrence attacked critics of gasoline taxes at the Mayors Highway Safety Conference. He argued the funds are needed to finance new and improved highways and improve traffic safety. He said highway safety requires better engineering and stressed that tax money has already paid for the new highways motorists use.
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New Republican Leader Promises Bigger Program
AP reports new GOP House leader Rep. C. Agnew of Allegheny County vows a bigger program in the 1961 session. He says Republicans will push a well thought out program and fight for it, after winning the leadership vote 56 to 35 over Rep. Johnson of McKean County at the GOP meeting in Aspinwall.
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Kennedy Aides See Khrushchev Riding Nervous Bronco
William L. Ryan notes that the Kennedy administration faces a dangerous phase as Chinese and Soviet leaders seek to expand influence. Beijing critics argue Moscow’s caution limits Red gains while warning of renewed pressure in Latin America Africa and the Middle East.
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Khrushchev Debate Highlights Chinese Aid Stance
Peiping argues aid should only go to regimes that yield quick returns. It criticizes aid to bourgeois governments in India and Egypt as stabilizing capitalist rule. Khrushchev appears to concede, signaling a leaner foreign aid path in the decade's early years.
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Future Uncertain For Eisenhowers
Washington AP reports the President and Mrs Eisenhower will leave the White House January 20 and visit the Gettysburg farm for a few days. Beyond that, Mrs Eisenhower told reporters there were no definite plans for the couple.
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