Slow students and political rebels in national report
A Corry Journal page discusses a Gallup poll on extra time for bright students and for slow students receiving more help, noting parental and educational dynamics. It also covers a Liberal Republican insurgency led by Senator George D. Aiken aiming to challenge Senate leadership, plus President Eisenhower’s push for a near balanced budget for fiscal 1960 and potential bipartisan friction.
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Gallup
Socrats
George D. Aiken
Senate
William F. Knowland
Aiken
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Budget Talk Signals Looming Fiscal 1960 Choices
Congressional leaders weigh deep cuts to meet the Presidents request to balance the 1960 budget. Expenditures for the current year may reach 792 billion with receipts around 68 billion, leaving a near 12 billion deficit due to a recession. Styles Bridges of New Hampshire predicts a balanced result, while George Moses warned of intense infighting over spending.
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Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Charman
Senate Republican Conference
Congress
George Moses
Sons of the Wild Jackasses
Hollywood Highlights By Bob Thomas Preview of 1960s location shoots
Hollywood highlights discuss a shift in filming strategy with a quarter of this year’s shows shot on location in Lone Pine Big Bear Squaw Valley and Gallup New Mexico. Plans for next year include Hawaii Cillernevaca and Europe as aims to diversify production.
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Abe Lincoln Inco
Lone Pine
Big Bear
Squaw Valley
California
Gallup
N.M
Hawaii
Cilernevaca
Europe
692 Area Cows Tested For Butterfat
In November, 24 herds totaling 692 cows of the Tri-Community Dairy Improvement Club were butterfat tested by Leonard Swanson. 91 cows produced 40 to 50 pounds, 66 cows over 50 pounds. Top herds: Milton Bloomfield and son Spartansburg 365, Joseph Wetmore Corry 148, Lawrence Miller Corry 1419, Mrs Cyril Skiff Corry 294, Roses Dan Dee Farms Spartansburg 293. Carl Fullom Corry owned the single highest cow at 686 pounds butterfat. Other high producers include Milton Bloomfield, with 679 and 666 pounds, and 663 pounds for Lawrence Miller.
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Tri-Commty Dairy Improvement Club
Leonard Swanson
Milton Bloomfield
Spartansburg
Joseph Wetmore
Corry
Lawrence Miller
Cyril Skiff
Dan Dee
Carl Fullom
Saw
Erie City Workers Get $240 Pay Hike
Erie city workers expect a roughly 240 dollar annual increase per employee under a tentative wage package. About 1000 workers would gain around 200 dollars monthly or 2400 dollars yearly, with special raises for key staff. Police and firemen would see about six percent increases, 172 police and 206 firemen targeted, while details are finalized in talks among Mayor Gardner, police and fire officials, and unions. About 200000 dollars is set for pay increases, with police receiving a 42000 dollar share based on 240 per employee.
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Arthur J. Gardner
Fraternal Order of Police and Safety
Michael Cannavino
International Order of Fire Fighters
Gardner
31 Killed In Pa Holiday Mishaps
A Pennsylvania holiday period ends with a total of 31 deaths from fires and crashes. Six children died in Braddock Pri day fire killings, including Edward seven, Cary four, and Grace two months. Three Wilkes-Barre children died in a Christmas morning house blaze and a four year-old perished in a Clavion County home on Christmas afternoon. Nineteen lives were lost in auto accidents, including three teens in a two car crash near Berwick and a youth crushed by a tractor in a farm mishap. Roy Small, 60, Pittsburgh, died in a recent blaze as the latest fire death.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Braddock
Berwick
Roy Small
Fire at Peale Cemetery Sends Worker to His Rest
Roy Small a 60 year old maintenance worker at Peale Cemetery in Pittsburgh's Corliss section died in a blaze that broke out in a small cemetery building where he lived. Fire officials indicated he may have fallen asleep and dropped a lit cigarette on his cot starting the fire.
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Roy Small
Peale Cemetery
Pittsburgh
Corliss
Small
Religion Dominated 1958 News In Quiet Year Of Catholic Shift
A year in review shows religion shaping 1958 with Pope Pius XI’s death and Pope Pius XXIII’s election, new cardinals, and major church-state debates. Other items include seminary firings, a large church merger, Protestant race-relations moves, Kennedy’s Catholic candidacy, Italian church trials, South American Protestant questions, and New York birth control policy reform.
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New York
Pius XI
Pius XXIII
Richard J. Cushing
Boston
Francis O'Hara
Philadelphia
Souther Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Central Accrediting Organization For Protestant
United States
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Presbyterian Church In
U.S.A
United Presbyterian Church In America
South
Atlanta
Little Rock
Pulpit Digest
Supreme Court
John Kennedy
D-Mass
Pietro Fiordelli
Prato
Italy
South American
Republic of
Colombia
New York City
Turds Like a Kitten in Jacksonville Car Trouble
A Jacksonville man, Ryan, started his car today but the engine failed. He opened the hood to find a Money cat injured and struggling after the fan and radiator were damaged. The car had to be hauled away.
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Jacksonville
Ryan
Corry News Highlights From Yesterday’s Memories and Local Briefs
A collection of Corry items recalls a 1938 theft in San Francisco where two youths stole a copper plate. The Corry School District seeks to reduce floating debt without raising taxes while the City Council considers another WPA sidewalk project. A break-in at Model Dairy yielded little cash. Road crews face treacherous travel despite light snowfall. Community Ice Rink crowds enjoy skating as the facility expands for the winter season.
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Corry
Carl L. Henton
Board of Education
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Pamio
McLaughlin
Poresan
G. T. Bergman
Sottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Chicago
Detroit
Oberlin
Ohio
Whitelaw
Reid Morrison
Ohiopyle, Pa
Oberlin Gollee
Hollywood
Styner
Richard Boone
Boone
NBC
Have Gun
Bob Thomas
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
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Erie City
TUFFY
Kendall
Washington Streets
Santa
Tyotaton
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
Sffinals
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Itea
Crosby Bush
Matin St. Dial
San Francisco
N. R. Dickson
Works Progress Administration
Model Dairy Company
West Smith and
West Wayne Streets
North Center Street
Columbus
Hellmans
Bartlett Pears
Pillsbury
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