Local Advertising Rates and Postal Details
The notice lists publishing staff roles and multiple city office addresses. It states AP rights to local news and dispatches, mail publication terms, and carrier rates. Advertising rates are available on application with a 9 a.m. display deadline from the prior date.
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Corry
YMCA enrollment drive seeks broad support for next year
Local YMCA workers have quietly contacted prospective members for the coming year amid a canvass that favors nonsales tactics. Free popular activities attract many, yet the facility must cover salaries and expenses. leaders urge the community to consider supporting with a tangible gift so memberships can extend to all city residents, with a hopeful result announced at the annual meeting Monday night.
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The
Roosevelt urges $150 million WPA relief in 1934 message
Washington president Roosevelt warns Congress of unemployment relief emergency and urges immediate consideration of a $150,000,000 Works Progress Administration appropriation. City Council authorizes safety director to notify former Climax Manufacturing owners to raze and clear the building, ensuring demolition and debris removal. Union City endures a second major fire in 48 hours at Rexford Brown greenhouse, with $11,000 loss.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Works Progress Administration
Climax Manufacturing Company
Union City
Rexford Brown
Dairymen and civic leaders discuss a potential plant plan
The Dairymen district meet to discuss constructing a Cormy mile plant with possible nullification by the City Commission. The Fiks heard from District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler C. W. Hess of New Castle. Local hospital authorities briefed young high school women about national nurse shortages today.
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Fiks
C. W. Herman Hess
New Castle
Fire and repairs mix with local tax and store news
A jumble of items notes rural fire limits, older equipment, and water supply challenges. It covers remodel plans for Superior Dry Cleaners, high December gas bills with explanations of cold weather, idle Ford sedans bought by taxpayers, and debates over property assessments tied to street parking. It mentions Richard V. Paulson taking charge of a large Detroit Montgomery Ward store, dog nuisance concerns, winter highway wear, Dollar Days prep, Fort Jackson induction, and tax form info.
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Olter
Ford
Harrisburg
Andy Paulson
Arthur Shamburg
Montgomery Ward
Richard V. Paulson
Sam
Rex Paulson
Detroit
Paulson
M-W
Norma
Rexford Hoathsworth
Bessie Scuttiwot
West Irving Street
Fort Jackson
Breastuyur
R. Elwin Potter
Commercial Yiessiling Department of
Cor
Tebeelberg Priltann
Tate
Mettelbers
Germany
Py Meerdink
Nancy Fuward
Max Bennink
Robert Lewy
Ty Willide
Edinboro College
Dunkirk Wife Slayer Gets 20 Years
MAYVILLE LOINGE Bue wnt 28 a former butcher pled guilty yesterday to dismemberment slay ing of Bessie Buchanan. In the dismembered body found near Brockton August 12 1958. Her husband surrendered to police four days later in Kelantanroo Michigan and said he injured her in a quarrel then remembered nothing after. He had been indicted on first degree murder and was held at the state hospital until judged mentally fit to stand trial last September 20.
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Mayvimue — Loinge Buewnt
Babson outlines safest buys in growing industries
Babson Park Mass veteran investor argues preferred stocks in growing industries are safer than common stocks as money rates drive prices. He cites electricity generation and distribution as fastest growing sector, notes a potential 10 to 18 percent discount to par, and warns about labor troubles and cyclical rates affecting all equities.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Investment outlook praises cumulative preferred stocks in power firms
The author predicts new issues will be limited and priced low, with absorbed issues stabilizing as they are retired. Prices may recover as corporations and investment bankers encourage more stock issuances. Cumulative preferreds of electric power companies are seen as a safe 5 percent income in 1959, with municipal ownership not harming these preferreds.
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New York City
Last Rites For Frank Fitch Held At Bracken Funeral
Funeral services for Frank Fitch were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. E A Ortner officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Stanley Adamski Utah Jackson Jack Walsh Harold Drace Rean McElroy Sr Everett Webb. Numerous relatives attended from North East Ashville Lowville Erle Hadley Pa and nearby areas.
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rTane
Marcia Vilage
Hattie Baker
Elery Green
Frank Blose
Archie Hawley
Russell Howley
Francis Howley
Leon Konwitski
Erle
David Hadley
Hadley
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