Fragmentary newspaper masthead fragment and notices
A damaged OCR fragment shows masthead elements and distribution notes for Corry, Pennsylvania. It lists Associated Press affiliations, mailing rates, advertising deadlines, and office locations in New York, Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia.
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T. Retgoan
Producion Mungge
Potentias-Komats
Loc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadephia
Associated Pros
AP News
Corry
Corry Fragments Share Local Honors Moves and Murmurs
Notes from Corry sketch Higgins joining Beta at Edinboro State Teachers College and Walter Jack publishing Roaming Erie County. Rev Hogenboom to move to Welradale Florida. Christmas display at Citizens National Bank. Art Pitts named wrestling coach in Maryland. Peggy Fox joins Collier's beauty shop staff. State auditor powers on school accounts prompt debate over costs and local taxes. Fourth Ward playground sale could split to boost price. Real estate hints for two stores and ample parking. Corry bands consider revival of Coleman's band. Rumors of a probationary departure and postal box theft. Miami Beach reports warm weather. Spring Creek joins Corry jointure. hospital escape incident and hunting trip mishap.
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Sery ‘Higgins
Donnald Higgins
West Fredericle Street
Edinboro State Teachers College
Walter Jack
Erie County
Corry
Leonard Hogenboom
Corry-Clymer
Welradale
Fly
Hogenboom
Presbyterian Church
Edinboro
Citcns National Bank
Corry Tech
Gra
Art Pitts
London School For Boys
Maryland
Arthur Godfrey
Peggy Fox
Collier's Beauty Shop
Park Street
Virginia Ferrell School of Advanced Hair Styling
Detroit
State Justice Department
Auditor General’s Office
Tocal
Fourth Ward
Lin
Colema
Coleman
Yairades
Frank Brooks
Miami Beach
Fin
Spring Creek
Corry Jointure
Spring
Martin Ressler
Columbus
Chapman Dam Park
Warren
Ability to Pay Budget Urged as Taxpayer Defense
The Budget Director Maurice H. Stans says the federal budget should be tightened to stay within sane limits. He warns pressure groups will resist cuts to pet projects while urging citizens to defend the budget as taxpayers and avoid inflation and excessive federal intervention.
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Maurice H. Stans
Blans
Stans
Year of the Satellites 1959 Speed Up for Space Push
The United States plans a 1959 program dedicating the year to space prep by launching progressively larger satellites each month with animals and instruments. The first major satellite, about 1,300 pounds, should lift off late this month or early next, with heavier five ton units following. A reconnaissance satellite with a television eye could scan the earth for troop and missile activity, aiding defense against surprise attacks.
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United States
Earth
Pan American conference backs anti racial activities protest
The eighth Pan American conference decided to take up resolutions protesting racial measures and denouncing activities intended to influence the national use of any of the 21 American republics. John W. Lambing resigned from the school directorate after retiring as president of the Board of Education, effective immediately. Growing enrollment at the Senior High School threatens the need for extensive remodeling and heavy expenditure to expand classroom facilities within the next year or two.
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Lima
Peru
Eighth Pan-American Conference
John W. Lambing
Board of Education
Ing
Constaninny
PRR Conductor Wounded in Switch Yard Accident
Vannette Van Dresar PRR conductor badly injured when struck by an engine during switching at Spartansburg. He suffered a severe head injury but is expected to recover. Also notes the death of Clint Cogswell, former Corry yardmaster, at Webb City Missouri. Mrs. L A Williams learns her son Willard A Williams has reached Camp Mills.
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Vannette van Dresar
PRR
Spartansburg
Clint Cogswell
Corry
Webb City
United States
L. A. Williams
Willard A. Williams
Camp Millis
Babson Warns Against Security Threatening Freedom
Babson argues in a long essay that voters chase "security" at the expense of freedom, warning that welfare subsidies and state guarantees erode individual liberties. He contends spiritual security matters most and laments the drift toward a welfare state funded by taxed earnings.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Africa
Democratih
An Era of Economic Leeching and Civic Strain
A speech laments looming economic distress and possible bankruptcy. The author warns that future generations may judge this period harshly, urging citizens to reclaim responsibility, unity, and democratic engagement amid labor and anti trust concerns.
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Acion
Court Rejects 400000 Claim in Strike Case
The court ruled against a 400000 claim amid a strike dispute. The majority said the offer was not accepted and the plant could resume production under terms that let the union pressure the employer without giving prep time. Justice J Colvin Wright dissented, arguing compensation should be granted due to the company's rejection of a contract extension.
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Lange
Teldre
Shiveton Tal
J. Colvin Wright
Lberty
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Lool
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Dial
Dodd
Barney
Firestone
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Texas Ranger Western Outfit
Babson
N, Yi
France
Ida Hurd
West Wayne Street
Uncle Sam
Bond Street
Yardley
Sea’s Drugs
America
England
U.S.A
Corry Pharmacy
Wiss Shears
Sunbeam
Hamilton Beach
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