Trade and jobs focus dominate Corry Journal front
The page discusses United States trade aims and the reciprocal program under Cordell Hull, plus optimistic notes from James P. Mitchell on a March unemployment dip and a May-June decline. Cabinet members predict growth supported by defense orders housing and spending, with economic factors and expert testimony noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Union
Cordell Hull
Congress
Eisehower
Mitchells
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Anderson
Coldest Night Sparks Wheat Substitution Rule
February 5 1918 record cold sweeping the city with temperatures more than 20 below. Severe weather forces a wheat substitute ration while a food rule is to be enforced starting today. A tramp wearing layers of clothes is arrested and claims the cold snap justified his attire. Mrs Anna Funk remains confined after a hip injury from a recent fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Eigen
Jody
Anna Funk
City Pinball Fees and Conduit Rentals Boost 1957 Revenue
Erie city revenue figures show pinball machine fees totaling 105 726 dollars and conduit rentals at 103 824 28 dollars for 1957, both above the 100 000 dollar forecast. Lakeview Municipal Hospital revenue appears on the report for the last time with 4 310 50 dollars as the hospital closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview Municipal Hospital
George Brobender
St. Vincent's
Hamat
Navy Explodes Rocket In Flight
The Vanguard rocket exploded during a test flight over the Atlantic. Officials described the launch as successful but the vehicle failed to maintain its programmed trajectory and was destroyed. Mission data from telemetry and photography will be analyzed to determine causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continuen
Avies
Atlantic
Air Force
Donald N. Yates
Vanguard
See It Now interview with Truman wows viewers in Florida Keys
Edward R. Murrow and Fred Friendly produced a landmark hour from 10 hours of conversation with Harry Truman. The former president spoke candidly about crucial White House decisions and displayed a rare self portrait of history and human nature. The program stands as a notable TV milestone with enduring value for viewers and scholars.
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New York
Cbs-Tv
Edward R. Murrow
Hywy
Prudent
Stén
Murrow
Fred W. Friendly
Florida Keys
Truman
Harry Truman
White House
Dunkirk Robbery Probe Continues In Office of Doctor
Police in Dunkirk New York pursued leads after a $50 holdup at Dr Joseph Karnes office on Monday afternoon. The victim Mrs Edna Draves secretary at Fredonia said the suspect touched nothing, leaving no fingerprints. Four suspects were questioned and released after Mrs Draves identified none of them.
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Dunkirk
N.Y
Joseph Karnes
Edna Draves
Fredonia
Conrad Nowak
Fred Low
Chautauqua Storm Paralyzes County Roads and Schools
A severe storm crippled Chautauqua County with heavy snowfall and drifts up to eight feet along rural routes. Schools closed all day as the Highway Department battled to keep state and main arteries open, with crews on 12 hour shifts and back roads still blocked in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Westfield
Chautauqua County
Chautauqua County Highway Department
Weather Bureau
Chautiuqua
Wallon
Tuperina
Swith Sherman
Facestylite
Cleveland Teens Rank Librarians Low in Prestige
A Cleveland survey of 4,000 high school seniors finds librarians viewed as colorless whisperers more likely to prefer books to people. Mrs. Everett Randall notes the Welfare Occupations Committee’s findings amid a push for professional status recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Everett Randall
Tedervion
Cleveland High School
Erie Man Fined for Cigarette Sales to Minors
Raymond Baccardi, 40, operator of Flavorland Dairy Bar in Erie, was fined 25 dollars and costs for selling cigarettes to persons under 16. He beat two other charges alleging a gambling house and pinball violations. Police raid also found two improperly licensed pinball machines and a license transfer issue involving Mickey Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Raymond Baccardi
Flavorland
George J. Christoph
Baccardi
Floorland
Christoph
Mickey Anderson
Brie
Anderson
Richard Agresti
Pinball Crackdown Brings Teens and Parents to City Court
Police captain and Alderman Christoph preside over a juvenile division hearing as 12 boys and four mothers stand ready to testify on pinball allegations. Buccard pledges no more pinball games in Flaverland amid charges teens are losing money to the devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceedings
Frank Nowak
Christoph
Buccard
Novak
Flaverland
FFA Completes Soil Test Project at Corry Area High
Corry Area High School FFA members finished their soil testing project. under instructor Richard Farrer they mailed earth samples to Pennsylvania State University laboratories. Lester Lewis of GLI donated 40 soil sample kits to participating students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Future Farmers of America
Richard Farrer
FFA
Pennsylvania State University
Lester Lewis
GLI
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Corry Journal
Wook Bosih Street
Corry
Gerry Bressing
AP Iine
Restricto
Pittsburgh
Grant F. Price
Berlin
Nazi Party
Journal Today
Robert Catlin
B&h
Green Stampe Crystal Coal Co
Maple Axe
Fife
de Forest
Santa Monica
Calif
Lee de Forest
St. John’s Hospital
Starkweather
Merle Kar- Cari
Dirs
Karnof
Noft
Lea Hasson
Charles Starkweather
Caril Fugate
Nebraska
Wyoming
Lincoln
Neb
International
Navy
Tuffy
Kendall
Carner
Washington Streata
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Dean
Dan
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
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