No Clau strophobia Here Open Spaces Near East Coast
A corry journal clipping notes ample open spaces west of the heavily peopled Eastern coast, with farm and forest land dominating the landscape. The Commerce Department analysis from The 1957 Statistical Abstract of the United States compares population density worldwide, arguing the U S can sustain growth for centuries without crowding, even if current patterns shift.
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Soast
Boston
Washington
Commerce Department
United States
China
India
Netherlands
Belgium
Corry News Briefs Include Boiler Trouble and City Doings
Local items report boiler failure at Hatch Vocational School causing temporary class shifts in 1997. Postmaster James P. See notes countywide business hold, while a roar of activity surrounds a Rex Theatre crowd enjoying The Awful Truth. An education board plans Part repairs and Edinboro State Teachers College bids in January. The General discussion covers Supreme Court trends and federal powers, with broader notes on regional life and pioneer country conditions.
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Edin
Aga Boro State Teachers College
Washington
George Luther
Land
Sigior Control Board
Roosevelt Highway
Hatch
Bastry
Pioneer Country
Canada
Jamestown Eyes Airport Hangar as Civic Auditorium
Jamestown officials study converting the Duramold hangar at Jamestown Municipal Airport into a city auditorium potentially hosting ice skating hockey basketball and civic events. Conversion cost is unknown but expected to be cheaper than new construction though the deed limits use to airport purposes.
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Jamestown Eyes
Jamestown
City Recreation Department
The
Recreation Commission
Duramold
Jamestown Municipal Airport
Rescue Swan and Ducks From Ice Across Two States
In Westerly Rhode Island volunteers rescued a swan trapped by ice on Charlestown Pond, collapsing wings leading officials to fear starvation if not saved. The animal was moved to a game farm for recovery, while a day earlier in Malden Massachusetts two ducks were freed from ice after wings and bodies froze in near freezing conditions. In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania burglars robbed Peter J. Luger and Sons meat packing with losses possibly reaching four to five thousand dollars.
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Yester Rescue & Swan
Charlestown Pond
Malden
Mass
Beaver Falls
Peter J. Luger and Sons Meat Packing Fim
White ‘Township
Hollywood Highlights on 1958 rock and roll growth
Randy Woods of Dot Records and partner Lesa ialtin discuss 1958 music trends. They note 1957 sales reached 17 to 18 million units, expect more pop rock, and see aging audiences embracing new formats and beat driven hits. They highlight artists like Debbie Reynolds and Pat Boone with crossover appeal.
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Hollywood
Randy Woods
Dot Records
Lesa Iat
Randy
Artie Shaw
Benim Goodin
Glettk Miller
Bylius
Uts Oldsters
Debbie Reynolds
Tammy
Pat Boonies
Thani
Gale Storm
Wny
Tub Hunter
Man Held On Forgery Charge In Meadville Jail
Birtisel of Pittnsville was taken to Crawford County Jail in Meadville Saturday night by a Titusville constable for the next term of court. He pleaded innocent Saturday morning before Alderman N Allen Lave. His bank bond was set at 1000 dollars. He later pled guilty to a lesser charge of accessory after the fact. Birhiel was arrested Friday on a warrant following information filed by the Community Loan Co of Titusville.
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Sme
Birtcsel
Pitnsville
Crawford County
Meadville
Titusville
Birtsel
N. Allen Lave
Firgore Birhiel
Warant
Community Loan Co
Farmers To Receive Help On Tax Problems
The Chautauqua County Extension Service announces four meetings this week to aid farmers with income tax and social security issues. Sessions, 1:30 pm at Cassadaga Valley Central School, 2:30 pm at Falconer Central School, and 8 pm at Fredonia village hall, feature county agent staff and Leo Welch from Jamestown Social Security Office. Tax forms, cash and inventory books, complete farm records, and the 1958 farmer's tax guide will be available.
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Wa.sman
Agricultural Department of Chautauqua County Extension Service
Roger W. Cramer
Cassadaga Valley Central School
Falconer Central School
Fredonia Village Hall
Leo Welch
Jamestown
Tragedy Over Lovers Spat Ends In Fern Hollow Bridge Fall
Patricia Miller, 19, died after leaping 125 feet from Fern Hollow Bridge following a quarrel with her fiancé Donald Dredge, 21, about their wedding date. Dredge said she ordered him to halt the car on the bridge and leaped over the rail before he could stop her.
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Fern Hollow Bridge
Patricia Miller
Donald Dredge
Miss Miller
Dredge
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Dory Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Managae
William Chiricuzio
John McLaughlin
G T Bergman
Bottinelli-Rimball
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Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Cary Pa
Furmers
Boll
Whcc
Corry
Board of Education
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Jevening
Frea S&h
VanCise’s
Rexall
VT N. Center
Olds
Oldsmobile
Ves
Ole
Toc
Philco-Bendix
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Shea
Alkinson
N.Y
Victor Borge
Personae
U.S
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