Justice with Mercy and 1960 Presidential Turnout Debate
The Corry Journal reprints a Vatican and political commentary urging mercy for revolutionaries in Cuba inspired by Msgr Perez Serantes. It analyzes past revolutions, cites Adams and Jefferson on the French and American cases, and warns Republicans face a tough 1960 turnout with Democrats needing gains if Eisenhower is not on the ticket.
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Cuba
Santiago de Cuba
Msgr
Enrique, Perez Serantes
Fidel Castro
Batista
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Adams
Call to Self-Discipline by Rev Sizoo
Rev Dr Joseph R Sizoo of George Washington University urges self discipline in a public address criticizing national priorities. He laments loss of science leadership and moral influence, urging renewed focus on duty and character.
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Joseph R. Sizoo
George Washington University
Witte
Sizov
Steel industry rebounds with rising orders and profits
New York AP reports 1958 fourth quarter gains lift many steel firms, with year over year profits up to 200 percent in some cases though industrywide gains average around 5 percent. Despite a partial recovery, many companies remain below 1957 earnings as the sector labors through a recession and reduced capacity.
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New York
Sil Jones
Economic swings mark steel profits and output in 1957
The text notes a 30.3 percent drop and that 1957 earnings rose 34 percent from 1956, which fell 10.5 percent from 155. It cites steel industry profits surging 743 percent since a depressed 1954, despite waning output and only modest sales gains. It explains cost cutting, plant closures, and efficiency gains as factors affecting earnings.
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Wim
Dev
Trem
Area Workers Wages Up Over Last Year
Area workers in the county averaged 39.7 hours weekly, with a 0.1 hour decline from the previous month and a 3 hour increase from a year ago. Wages rose to 2.90 per hour, up from 2.68, while weekly earnings averaged 9.31. A year ago the county average was 80.68 per week. Also notes a birthday and first wedding anniversary with a newborn totaling eight pounds eight ounces.
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Pre County
State Department of Labor and Industry
Erle
Counly
Berlin
N. Ho
Pebrutry
Ralph Gup- UL -Yesterany
Kane School Dedication Set For Feb 22
Kane dedicated junior high school will be in the school auditorium on February 22. State education officials inspected the building and approved the transfer from Gamble and Gamble to the Kane Area Joint Schools Building Authority. The million dollar plus project began May 1, 1957 and was completed by September 1, 1958, featuring 18 classrooms, library, auditorium, gym, industrial arts shops, and several auxiliary rooms for 420 students in grades 7 through 9, under principal Guy Denniston and 18 instructors.
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Kane
Washington
State Department of Education
General Contractors
Gamble and Gamble
Kane Area Joint Schools Building Authority
Eopremier Roors
Guy Denniston
Hipads
Last Rites Held For D. H. McKay
Last rites were conducted for D. H. McKay at Bracken Finer Home Salute in the afternoon at 2. Rev. Gui Docherty officiated and interment followed in Pine Circle Cemetery. Bearers included Neil and Paul McKay, Tom Crane, Gerald and Richard Lincoln, and Ivan Downey, with many relatives and friends attending from nearby towns and states.
Memory of Carry Haunts 1939 City Blaze Damage
A 1939 fire swept ten city blocks of the shopping district causing extensive damage estimated at 400000 dollars before containment. Injuries were reported as a factory accident proved fatal at Umut City hospital to George Harker.
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Umut City
George Harker
Velgian Furniture
Untn City
Nixon and Rockefeller Faces in 1960 Presidential Race
Washington AP reports that time and unfolding events from 1960 onward will shape Nixon and Rockefeller's appeal ahead of the Republican nominating convention. Rockefeller's aggressive governance and tax plans face scrutiny, while Nixon’s Senate role and Eisenhower-era duties could boost or hurt him as inflation and spending issues loom.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Teaves
White House
Senkke Sa Nixent Rruoghit
Publican
Nixon
Senate
Sun Amkresaeny
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Giants Manager Rigney Injured In Auto Crash
San Francisco Giants manager Bill Rigney and his wife Paula were injured in a car crash in Berkeley. Rigney sustained multiple jaw fractures and a broken collarbone. Paula Rigney suffered a broken hip and scalp and leg lacerations. Both were listed in good condition at Kaiser Hospital with Rigney set to stay about a week. Horace Stoneham said a temporary replacement would be named by either Sally Parker or Wes Westrum.
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Walnut Creek
Calif
San Francisco Giants
Bill Rigney
Rigney
Berkeley
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Rigneys
Giant
Chub Feeney
San Mateo
Kaiser Hospital
Phoenix
Aviz
Horace Stoneham
Stoneham
Howe
F. J
Sally) Parker
Wes Westrum
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