Bargain of the Year at Corry Chamber Dinner
Editorial urges Corry residents to buy $2.50 tickets for the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner next Wednesday at 6:30 at the Moose Club. Lt Gen Frank Bogart of the U S Air Force will be the main speaker, discussing the year’s impact on space and defense, with his home-town ties highlighted. Limited tickets are available to the public for this historic event.
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Frank Bogart
United States Air Force
Air Force
Washington, D. C
Chamber
Corry
Bogart
Hbstary of Chambers of Commerce
Corry prepares for war era jubilee and grand jury service
Corry residents mark the 20 year countdown to a proclaimed complete victory in a liberation struggle against Germany while Cory Mayor Frank E Hepler is named for grand jury duty at the March term Officials urge Corryites to stay home tonight and listen to President Roosevelt on national and international airwaves as networks and shortwave stations carry the address. A team from Corry in the prize series stood firm to claim the first prize of 10 dollars with players Morton Reker Gorenson Smith and another member. In 1922 the Citizens National Bank opens a new home in an attractively finished building on Onondaga litholite housing modern banking quarters thronged by visitors. Corry hosts a 100000 automobile show drawing hundreds of motorists and residents. An overheated chimney caused a late afternoon fire in North Corry. The National Bank of Corry announces a limited supply of the Pence Alver dollars for patrons. In one of the season’s fiercest battles the Corry boosters lose to North East High 24 22 at the Armory court.
Expense accounts and American salesmanship under threat
The piece argues for robust U S selling and expense accounting to protect domestic markets from foreign competition. It laments Treasury restraint, praises aggressive spending by leaders like Charley Schwab, and warns that overzealous theorists could hand U S markets to Canada and other rivals while urging realism and better accountancy to prevent revenue losses.
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Charley Schwab
American Steel
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem
Charley
Treasury
Harvard
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
America
Unitedtates
The House Firelight Echoes a Distant Time
Jim Bishop paints a solitary man by a white brick fireplace, watching blue and yellow flames shrink. He reflects on aging, memory, and the warmth of simple moments as he considers his past victories and losses.
Kennedy plan on housing department blocked by Congress
Washington AP reports that Kennedy faced stiff opposition from both parties as Southern Democrats helped defeat his proposal to create a separate housing and urban affairs department. Weaver, already head of HHFA, would have led the new department but lacked broad support. House vote 264 against, 150 for. Southern Democrats largely opposed, while only limited support emerged from non-Southern Democrats and some Republicans.
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House
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Weaver
HHFA
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Senate
House Rules Committee
House of House
Itis
South
Fire damages Pomfret rotary snow plow near Stockton
A Pomfret town rotary snow plow, recently bought for about 4600 dollars, was severely damaged by a motor fire and a gasoline explosion near Stockton. Operator Robert Steger fled the machine before the blast. he was not hurt. Highway Superintendent Harry Steger said insurance covered the loss.
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Fredonia
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Stockton
Robert Steger
Steger
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Gold and silver price trends worry Kennedy era policy
Gold prices in London hover near four month lows raising concerns for the Kennedy administration as Treasury losses in gold deepen. Silver weakens after a sharp rise with speculators cited, while Congress debates repealing the silver purchase mandate and duties altering the Federal Reserve note supply.
Area Man Fair After Gun Mishap
Russell B. Shay, 59, was in fair condition at Greenville Hospital after accidentally shooting his left hand while handling a 303 British rifle at his basement home. State Police at Mercer said the rifle discharged as he tried to catch a falling can, injuring his left arm. Investigation continues.
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Russell B. Shay
Mercer
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