Corry Journal Publisher and Advertising Details
Publiched daily except Sunday in Corry Pa. Corry Evening Journal lists publisher George R Sample general manager William Chirburlo and advertising John McLaughlin. Rates show mail options and carrier prices with display deadline nine am previous publication date.
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The Law of Space and Korea Policy Debate
A historical overview argues for international space law governing orbit beyond 53 miles while detailing postwar Korea dynamics. It notes exodus from North Korea, UN supervised elections as a potential path to reunification, and U S occupation aims. It also previews a shift in public school funding toward joint local state and federal responsibility.
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March Skies Over Economy Forecast Mixed News
New York reports a volatile economic mood with Eisenhower aiming to boost confidence through employment gains. February is seen as the bottom by some industrialists, while March could bring harsher data. Merchants fear slow apparel sales from a late Easter. taxes may be cut even as defense spending rises and public works seek record funding. Treasury may borrow to cover deficits.
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March Business Outlook Faces Weather and Demand Hurdles
Sam Dawson reports in a busy Market Watch style that March could test the bellwether belief in a recovery as demand shows tentative strength from steel, machine tools, and other manufacturers. Weather may ease food price pressures with Southern farms ramping up, though industry gains remain modest and uncertain.
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Supreme Court upholds labor board powers and pgs fuel prices fall
Washington reports two labor cases upholding the National Labor Relations Board and voiding a federal injunction against picketing. In Corry gasoline distributors slash prices while autoists enjoy cheaper fuel. A Main Street collision near Union City at 4:30 am injures two and damages two Plymouth cars as a westbound freight train passes.
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Supreme Court
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Texaco
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Union City
Food administration issues urgent wartime ration plan
Walter L. Peake of the local food administration releases today a suggested household ration to conserve supplies through the coming months. Howard Egolf reports Atlantic Refining Company construction complete and predicts a busy season for the Corry firm. Earl Crippen leaves for Boston to begin technical training with the Aviation Corps at the military aeronautics school at Tech.
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Walter L. Peake
Local Food Administration
Howard Egolf
Atlantic Refining Company
Corry Company
Earl Crippen
G. H. Crippen
Boston
Aviation Corps
School For Military Aeronautes
Tech
Lawrence Denies Break with Leader Over Governor Race
Pittsburgh Mayor David Lawrence rejects reports of a split with Governor Leader over the Democratic governor nomination. He calls it a difference of opinion and says any fallout talk is ridiculous. The party’s 62 member policy committee meets next Wednesday in Harrisburg amid naming talks for potential nominees and possible cross endorsements.
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William. Mathews
Harrisburg
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Philadelphia
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Quaker City
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Solon Gets Pension Harrisburg
Rep. John H. Dent resigned last fall to run for Congress and was approved by the State Retirement Board for a pension of 225 dollars a month. He praised education funding proposals, noting a bill by National Association supporters would place federal grants into state education, starting at one billion dollars the first year and rising to forty five billion by the fourth year, with no matching funds. The plan would expand federal roles in education nationwide and surpass other federal programs in scale.
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Harrisburg
John H. Dent
Senate
Westmoreland County
National Association
James E. Murray
Montana
House
Lee Metsall
Rev Shaw Leaves Sparta After Six Years Of Service
Rev. Shaw, longtime pastor of Gospel Tabernacle in Spartansburg for more than six years, resigns to lead the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at Irvonia near Clearfield. He previously pastored Dobbs Corners Community Church and held a student post at Peekskill while at Nyack Missionary College. His farewell will be at 8 p.m. Sunday March 9, when the resignation takes effect.
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Jon ¥. Shaw
Gospel Tabernacle
Spartansburg
Shaw
Irvonia
Clearfield
Dobbs Corners
Peekskill
Nyack
Oil City Man Held In Death Case
Oil City man 38 bound over in Venango County grand jury action after a preliminary hearing on a charge of homicide in his wife Thelma Monte Sailer's strangulation death. Dr Maurice Dinberg Venango County coroner and Captain B G Potts of Joy City police testified. The defendant was represented by Jack Heylson with District Attorney Robert Gannis prosecuting. Autopsy indicated death by strangulation from extreme force in the dyne.
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Venango County
Erand
Thelma Monte Sailer
Sailer
Samuel King
Maurice Dinberg
BG. Potts
Joy Gity
Jack Heylson
Robert Gannis
Dinberg
Oid
Osendey
Diiberg
Heyison
Joner
Live music on TV shows boosts mood says Paul Taubman
Paul Taubman notes that live music elevates NBC quiz shows Twenty One and The Today Dough and CBS Edge of Night. He cites orchestra mood as superior to canned scores, while acknowledging cost keeps many programs using taped music. He points to A. B. Steel Hour and Wide Wide World as exceptions.
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New York
Paul Taubman
Tauibman
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Qule Snows
Charles van Doren
A. B. Steel Hour
Taubman
Jack Benny
Wide Wide World
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Things Have An End Captain Walter W Crouch Sermon
Minister Captain Walter W Crouch presents Lenten meditation titled Things Have An End with a scripture reading from Luke chapter 21 verse 25 38. The message warns disciples of approaching conflicts and a changed mission without purse or scrip as Jesus foretells the end of an era and the need to continue despite apparent defeat. The focus underscores Christ the same yesterday today and forever and the promise of ultimate triumph through faith.
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Meadville Plant to Furlough 15 Percent of Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp plans a 15 percent layoff at its Meadville industrial heating plant starting tomorrow. About 550 employees work there. Industrial relations manager Robert A. Carman cited weak market forecasts and reduced expenditures for equipment made at the Meadville facility.
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Robert A. Carman
Carent
Vicinity Churches Announce Pre Noe Levil Brethren Christ
Brethren Church Sherman Road Findley Lake N Y lists Rev Gerald B Lundeen superintendent and junior roles. Morning worship 41 00 a m with Quest minister Rev Doug Carl Youth for Christ. Nursery during Sunday School and Worship. Boys and Girls Fellowship 6 30 p m Youth Fellowship 1 45 p m Evening Gospel service. Wednesday choir 7 00 p m Power Hour prayers separate groups for youth. Thursday WSWS 8 00 p m at Joyce Post home. Saturday 2 00 p m Sunday School slide partly Camp Findley. The Brokenstraw Parish Congregational Rev George H McClintock West Spring Creek worship 9 a m Sunday School 10 a m Spring Creek worship 1 a m Sunday School 2:00 p m Spring Creek Ladies Aid 2:00 p m annual gift offering. Columbus 10 a m Sunday School 11:30 a m Worship Sermon I Believe in God the Father Almighty Maker of Heaven and Barth.
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Sherman Road
Findley Lake
N.Y
Gerald B. Lundeen
Bunday School
Engel
Quest
Doug Carl
Jamestown Youth For Christ
Boys and Girls Fellowship In Charge
Iyo
Land of Japan
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Joyce Post
Camp Findley
Brokenstraw
George H. McClintock
West Spring Creek
Spring Creek
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