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The Corry Evening Journal lists its national advertising representative and locations in New York Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia. It notes exclusive AP republication rights and outlines mailing options and carrier pricing.
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Corby Evening Journal
Reeeenae Kimball
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Bi Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Corry
Senate Eyes St. Lawrence Seaway Measure Amid Hawaii Statehood Debate
The Senate's opening agenda likely features the Wiley bill for St. Lawrence Seaway construction, with hearings on Hawaii statehood set for January. The Seaway faces cross party opposition over economic impact, while Knowland's policy panel has marked Wiley as unfinished business.
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Senate
ST. Lawrence
Hawaii
Wiley
St. Lawrence Seaway
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Knowland
Republican Policy Committee
Sen. Butler
R-Md
Sen. Ferguson
Rmich
Butler
Eisenhower
Seaway Bill Sparks Debate On National Security And Economy
The measure would create a self liquidating government corporation financed by 105 million in bonds. It allows the United States to build the stretch through the St. Lawrence rapids with Canada completing the rest. Support grows from steel firms. opposition comes from Eisenhower loyalists. No hydro electric power elements are included.
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Genisenhower
National Security Council
Ottawa
Labrador
Amon
M. A. Hanna Company
Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Sen. Ives
R-Ny
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mass
Gov. Fine
Pennsylvania
Treasury
United States
St. Lawrence
Canada
Wiley
World Bank Ousts Red Czech Regime Over Due Payment
Washington reports Czechoslovakia faced suspension by the World Bank for missing a 625000 capital subscription payment after a September deadline passed without response. The move marks Czechoslovakia as the last Russian-influenced nation in the five-nation bank.
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World Bank
Washington
Czechoslovakia
How Smart Are You Quiz Answers and Scoring
A quirky memory test asks ten questions about U S Army personnel Hawaii islands North Carolina tobacco factory Florida confederacy piano orchestra baton estates and hair color. Answers reveal memory and general knowledge and offer a monthly average score.
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U.S. Army
Hawaii
North Carolina
U.S
Diawanese Islands
Confeder
Jacy
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files
A 1934 item notes Charles Springstead at St Elizabeths Cemetery sighting the first robin of spring. It also reports Olin Williams dying at home, Charles Nichols injured at a plant, with infection and serious condition. New Civil Works Administration projects begin, employing 49, plus 19 more starting another local job. Surviving Corry Grange masters to be honored at a 60th anniversary meeting at Grange Hall Corry Grange was founded December 23, 1873.
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Charles Springstead
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Charles Nichols
J. W. and
A. P. Howard Company
Shady Avenue
Civil Works Administration
Corry Grange
Grange Hall
Butler installs Schweppe as mayor and two new councilmen
Walter Schweppe, a retired glass plant official, was sworn in as mayor of Butler. He succeeds Thomas R. Nicholson who did not run again. Judge Clyde S. Shumaker administered the oath to Schweppe and two new councilmen, William Hulton and Louis R. Loutzenhiser. Loutzenhiser becomes Butler’s first Democratic councilman in eight years.
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Butler
Walter Schweppe
Thomas R. Nicholson
Clyde S. Shumaker
Schweppe
William Hulton
Louis R. Loutzenhiser
Toutzenhiser
Fire Routs Coeds At Alliance College In Cambridge Springs
A dormitory fire in the Alliance College girls’ dormitory in Cambridge Springs caused about 1000 dollars in damage and left 35 coeds temporarily homeless. Two volunteer firefighters were slightly hurt. several students escaped via ladders. The blaze started in the boiler room of the former Bartlett Hotel building and burned for four hours.
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Cambridge Springs
Alliance College
Upper Moors
Bartlett Hotel
la. m
Earl Bulow
George Wilmoth
Northwestern
REA
Howard van Matre
Missing Sabrejet Pilot Sought Near Langley After Night Crash
Pursuit of 1st Lt Charles R. Raugh continues as Air Force and Navy search units probe waters off Poquoson four miles northeast of Langley Field. An oil slick spotted in Chesapeake Bay last night accompanies the report of a crash during a refueling flight en route to Florida from Griffiss. Raugh, 24, of Griffiss AFB, is listed as missing with his wife in Rome New York and parents in Bellwood Pennsylvania.
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Langley Force Base
Air Force
Navy
Poquoson
Langley
Chesapeake Bay
Charels R. Raugh
Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
Raugh
Florida
Griffiss
N. Y
Jesse J. Raugh
Bellwood
Railroads Move to Replace Diesel Horns with Whistle and Chimes
Two railroads plan to remove diesel horn blasts in favor of a steam whistle on New York Central and chime-like sound on Baltimore and Ohio. R T Martin of the N C division in Columbus announced the Steam Whistle return after many letters from residents missing its mournful wail, while B and O reports testing alternatives for five years.
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Baltimore
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
R. T. Martin
N.C Division
Columbus
Former Area Resident Elmer E Skinner Dies in Kent
Elmer E Skinner of Kent died last evening in Kent City Hospital. Born at Elgin on September 13, 1877 he lived there for many years. He married Perces Brainard of Edinboro in 1902 who survives. He is also survived by three sons Wade Pat and Lloyd Skinner a sister Mrs Albert Millett of Edinboro and a sister in law Mrs West Skinner of this city. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at Pinker Funeral Home in Kent.
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Kent
Elmer E. Skinner
Kent City Hospital
Skinner
Elgin
Perces Brainard
Edinboro
Wade
Pat
Lloyd Skinner
Albert Millett
West Skinner
Pinker Funeral Home
Railroads Adopt Horn Chime Upgrade for Locomotives
A spokesman said engineers devised horns that sound like chimes yet retain locomotive whistle power. Neither railroad named when the conversion will begin.
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