Corry Journal Highlights Housing Upswing and White House Reflections
The Corry Journal reports a housing resurgence amid a fifth straight drop in industrial production with January starts at 69 000 private and 4 600 public, aided by cost cuts from a Miami labor truce. It also features a Fireside Reverie on President Eisenhower by the fireplace and notes Congress showing less zeal for economy after recent production declines.
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Country Club
Huntaihen
Eisenhower
George M. Humphrey Place
Capitol Hill
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago
February 21 198 BERLIN Germans hear Adolf Hitler outline policy and await British stance to bridge Europe’s divide. Grace Brunner Shields, Spartansburg High School faculty and soprano, assists Corry band in Wednesday benefit concert. Thieves burglarized Hammond Elevator Company, stealing 88 pennies from the cash register Saturday night. burglary discovered Sunday morning.
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Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Europe
Grace Brunner Shields
Spartansburg High School
Corry
Hammond Elevator Company
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40 Years Ago Footnotes on Local Red Cross and Budgets
In 1918 the Junior Red Cross at Corry notes real pupil results led by Miss Florence Firth who left Wash ington School for a U S Agriculture post in Washington DC. Kenneth Person, 8, survived a sled accident on Second Avenue. Sugar price news from Food Administrator Klein stirs city as budget moves show shifts in Interior and defense spending. Ex Illinois Governor Dwight H Green dies at 61 after lung cancer battle, ending two term leadership 1941 1949.
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Corry Journal
West Booth Street
Corry
Gary Evening Journal
Grotee R. Bample
Managse Wiliam Cullads
Johns Lausblla
Foreman
G. Bergman
Aires Eee Bepereniay
Orns
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York
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Junior
Red Cross
Illinois
Chicago
Dwight H. Green
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Green
Adlai
Stevenson
U. S. Storney
To be reckless is costly we want you to be wreckless
A fragmented call for a towing service urges contact with Thomas Motors of Corry Inc and W Hour Wrecker Service. It provides two phone numbers 20125 and 29605 and suggests calling if unanswered. The ad-like text promotes prompt action and roadside assistance.
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Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
New York Merchants Mulct Costs as Discount Stores Rise
Downtown retailers face higher costs as discount chains draw shoppers to outlying centers. Merchants try cost cuts through more self service packaging shifts and reduced deliveries. Some add delivery charges and limit alterations while watching slow pay credit customers.
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New York i
Automation and discounts reshape retail accounting and warehousing
The article discusses credit service charges and installment plans, arguing discounts for clerks as a hiring lure and potential downsides. It notes mounting paper work in purchasing and warehousing, with automation engineers tackling office costs. Large stores use automated warehousing and are testing electronic stock control, but high installation costs deter smaller chains and push co op data centers.
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Cervenie
Erie Man Fined for Pulling a Gun at Officer
Thomas Hammond faced county court after a July 3 disturbance at his residence. He pleaded no defense to pointing a deadly weapon at Patrolman Clement Puheman, receiving a $200 fine and imprisonment on parole. The incident ended with the house surrounded by officers.
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Erie
Rae
Thomas Hammond
Clement Puheman
Fisherman Drowns After Hooking Line Triggered Fall
A 22-year-old fisherman attempting to snag a large fish near a pier in San Francisco Bay was pulled into the water and drowned. The incident occurred yesterday when Mrs. Dorother Antoine, 69, said Carl D. Sigler took her line and toppled into the bay after the catch, the exact species uncertain but possibly a leopard shark.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Dorother Antoine
Carl D. Sigler
FCC probe widens over Miami TV channel award
James Marlow reports a House subcommittee probe into lobbying pressures on the FCC amid a Miami channel 7 award to a National Airlines subsidiary. Testimony links Sen. Kefauver and Vice President Nixon to efforts, while airlines lawyer and executives deny wrongdoing and the subcommittee pursues deeper questions.
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Federal Communications Commission
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Nll
FCC
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National Airlines
Wolverton
R-Nu
Kefauver
Katzentine
Anothe l Etter
Nixon
Katzen
Bernard Schwarts
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FOS
Richard Muck
Aie
Schwarts
Airlines
FEC
Muk
Schwartz
Gov Leader Lists Area School Construction
Governor George Leader announced a set of area school projects to be accelerated to cut unemployment. Plans include multiple new elementary schools and additions in Erie County Millcreek and Edinboro, Albion, Union City and Harp ercreek Townships, plus Smethport Secondary and Fredonia Delaware Joint Elementary. Construction may speed from four to 16 months.
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SIS
George Leader Yeaterday
Erie County
Edinboro
Jalnk
Millcreek Township
Albion Area
Springfield
Union City
Dercreek Township
McKean County
Smethport
Mercer County
Fredonia-Delaware
Leader
Chautauqua Lake Draw Off Begins To Avert Floods
Snow blankets the Chautauqua Lake watershed as the Lake Association launches its annual draw-off to prevent floods. Roger Chagnon warns of potential damage if runoff speeds up while the lake sits at 1307.2 feet and is expected to drop to about 1306 feet with the draw-off.
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Vameslunen
Chautauqua Lake
James‘own
Lake Association
Roger Chagnon
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The Church at Worship Sunday Announcements
Announcements from Vicinity Churches list morning worship with guest minister Rev Edward C Pints of Hartfield New York. Nursery available during Sunday School and Worship. 6 30 p m Boys and Girls Fellowship Hour and Youth Fellowship Hour ages 12 to 24. 7 15 p m Youth Executive Council meeting 1 45 p m Evening Gospel service with special music by Paul Jukes and a message by Richard Jukes of North Clymer. Offering for Youth Fellowship project. Wednesday 7 00 p m Church choir rehearsal 6 00 p m Power Hour Prayer service separate prayer groups for young people.
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LE See
United Sherman Behisa Pim
Youth Executive Council
Paul Jukes
Richard Jukes
North Clymer
Churchonour
Brokenstraw Parish Services and Sunday School Schedule
The Congregational Brokenstraw Parish lists worship at West Spring Creek 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Sermon topic for both services is Our Christian Faith. Columbus services: Sunday School 10 a.m. and worship 11:30 a.m. Minor schedule details indicate morning worship and Sunday School times across locations.
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Brokenstraw
George H. McClintock
Spring Creek
Columbus
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