Corry Journal West Published Daily Ad Rates
Corry Journal lists publication details and advertising rates. Associated Press rights noted. Subscription costs shown: $11.00 yearly, $5.75 six months, other rates by mail or carrier. Display ad deadline stated as 9 PM on previous publication date.
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Corry Journal West
Southman
G.T. Bergman
Nilonal
Dottinelle- “Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Corry
Holiday monologue snippets on oil subsidies and social aid
Excerpts from holiday parties and church social debate oil depletion tax breaks subsidies for farmers railroads and social security. Voices warn of war fuel needs and union blame while emphasizing subsidies and higher income support for workers. A Pittsburgh Press vibe notes a shift from meek John Q Public to a self feeding slob.
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Benson
John Q
TV announcer dies in Miami heart attack at 41
Frank Frederic, a WPST-TV weather reporter and announcer with 18 years in radio and TV, died yesterday in Miami of a heart attack. Born in Milwaukee, he began his career with WEMP in Milwaukee and later joined WPST-TV.
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Miami
Fla
Frank Frederic
Wpst-Tv
Frederic
WEMP
Milwaukee
Steel wage debate looms as 1960 demand outlook shapes up
New York AP notes steel executives forecast steady orders into early 1960 while debates rage over wage increases and price adjustments. Economists split on money policy and inflation, with unions pressing higher wages and management warning of costs outpacing productivity. Industry capacity and capacity expansion loom as analysts project steel output ranging from untapped potential to 135 million tons for the year.
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American Iron & Steel Testitale
Featherbedding Debate Sparks Potential Nationwide Rail Strike
Unions charge railroads inflate payrolls with feather bedding and executives' bonuses while claiming the 100 mile pay system rewards speed. Management argues against the practice. If unresolved, a nationwide rail strike could begin around April 1, threatening shutdowns and widespread disruption.
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Vail
Guy L. Brown
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Robbers Target Coca Cola Bottling Safe Misses Major Haul
Jamestown authorities report burglars attempted to blow the Coca Cola Bottling Co strong safe but failed to steal large sums. They used dynamite on a smaller safe, wrecking office furniture and packing, while leaving behind a small payoff and a radio playing. Local officials say more cash was kept in the main office vault and could exceed what was found. Detective notes suggest the intruders lingered, opened desk drawers, and left before 1 p.m. Sunday.
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Jamestown
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Arthur Larson
Elmer Widlund
Ellicott
Larson
Wage hike talks amid railroad featherbeding and automation rise
In March wage claims asked for an average 6 cents an hour rise while industry urged 15 cents. The dispute highlights a two way battle as labor fights to save jobs against automation and management seeks to offset rising wage costs with labor saving devices. Modern technology increasingly replaces human labor across industries.
New Year resolutions fail, say Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle notes many psychiatrists advise resolutions but the right time to reform is after summer vacation. He says people overextend on New Year, feel blue, and rarely keep vows. A friend adopts simple pledges, aiming to be a man of his word by 1961.
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New York
Congress
Adult Agriculture Class to Resume With Silo Film
Area High School will resume tomorrow night with a holiday layoff. Instructor Richard Farrer says the session will feature a film on silos with comments by Roger Follett and Clarence Kellogg. Kellogg will discuss managing his 1,200 acre Garland farm after the film. Farrer notes attendance averages about 25. The meeting starts at 8 30.
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Ju Wry Area
Richard Farrer
Roger Follett
Clarence Kellogg
Kellogg
Garland
CAHS
Farrer
Memories of Carry: Weather and War Echoes
Yesterdays memories recount January 5 1940 with Finnish air patrols impacting Russia supply lines and threatening Muransk's civil population with food shortages. A harsh winter grips Corry as Company A Pennsylvania National Guard prepares for mass peacetime maneuvers involving nearly all regular army and guard troops next summer.
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Aii
Russia
Arctic
Muransk
Pennsylvania National Guard
40 Years And January 5 1920 Tragic Train Fatality
Dr. B H Phelps was killed near Sparta while en route to aid a patient. He was struck by a train along the tracks and hurled several yards. The day featured record cold with low barometric pressure closing several schools. A small fire on East Wayne Street damaged Will Nichols home and city officials announced department heads for the new year.
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B. H. Phelps
Spartansburg
Phelps
Sparta
Will Nichols
Eass Wayne Street
Warren County Civil Defense and Warren Rescue Resolve Differences
Warren County Civil Defense and Warren Rescue resolved their public differences after a borough council meeting. An official said both groups will cooperate for public benefit, with Warren Rescue maintaining its 24 hour fund to aid the public and share time during major emergencies. A borough discussion also proposed leasing land for the Rescue’s housed truck, now under Pennsylvania State Police jurisdiction.
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Warren
Warren County Civil Defense Organisation
Warren Rescue Tye
Warren Rescue
Borough Council
Rescue
William Yeager Jr
Fundon
Ablic
Warren Restle
Civil Defense Organization
Pennsylvania State Police
Inoculations Start as Diphtheria Alerts Rise
Five pupils at TIT elementary school are known to have diphtheria. Inoculations begin today. John S. Rogers, streets, and George M. Ream, public property, identified in the notice.
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Pingrer
Idiho
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