Corry Journal Publisher and contact details
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Nehru versus Mao a clash of two powers in today’s volatile world
The piece frames a stark, heated rivalry between India's Nehru and Mao Zedong, arguing Mao's forceful expansion threatens India and the region. It notes India's weak military standing against Mao, fears an economic toll from Chinese demands, and suggests the UN could play a pivotal role. It highlights Cold War tensions, Soviet unpredictability, and global population anxieties driving the conflict.
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Mao
David
Goliath
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Red
China
Maco
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Mao Srt
United Nations Organization
Cutting Sunday School Advisory Board Meet Monday
The Cutting Sunday School advisory board met Monday evening at the hall. Several local residents attended, with reports of Bible study and community events. Multiple short greetings followed by social visits reference New Year’s Day dinners and local travel to Buffalo, Holland, and Des Moines.
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Cutting
Cutting Sunday School
Andrew Twist
Meadville
Clyde Courtright
Lawrence Bennink
North Clymer
New Yea
Judy Camp
Buffalo
Wilber Camp
Gail Alcorn
Thomas
Arthur Oday
Cony
Clifford Aikens Sr
Hollis Upperman
Arthur Wallade
Gordon Shampoe
Glen Evans
Peat Bemis
Janice Way
Marion Way
Walter de Shazer
Kathy
Douglas
Kansas City
Des Moines
Iowa
Marjorie Hayes
Sadie Bowens
Little Hope
Robert van Barden
Mark
Holland
Mich
Wilfred ‘Wallace
Cornelius Beckerviie
Lyle Bemis
Roush
Clymer Grange Hall
Veo Boorel
Practical Bible School
Binghamton
N. Y
Richard Curtiss
Sherman
Holland, Mich
Amos van Barden
Clifford Aikens Jr
Jack Whitney
Findley Lake
Arthur O'Day
Shirley
Corry
Sher i
Beverly Gravink
Geoenening
Warren
Ohio
Buriki
Sherman Cemetery
Chris Gravink
UC Council Elects Bengel Names Peiffer in Reorganization
UC council conducted its annual reorganization meeting naming Jack Bengel as president. New members Walter Glover and Henry Hicks joined the council, with Walter Glover in Second Ward and Henry Hicks in First Ward. Mayor Harry Smiley praised the board and urged careful budgeting for 1960. Attorney William Peiffer of Corey was retained as borough solicitor for the year 1960.
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Wave — Wavy Council
Jack Bengel
Awoaring Visat
Walter Glover
Henry Hicks
Harry Smiley
William Peiffer
Lake Victim Found After Waves Sweep Westfield Worker
John Edward Coe Jr 41 of Forest Park was swept from a Barcelona Harbor breakwall while shutting off a pump during construction. His body was recovered about 8 30 a m in freezing harbor waters. Coe who lived in Westfield and worked for Al Johnson Construction was a Navy World War II veteran and father of three with an older son in Sherman New York and a wife Ruth Moore Coe survived by his father John E Coe Sr a sister and a brother and born in Jamestown New York.
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Westpreld
Westfield
Lake Erie
Barcelona Harbor
Here
John Edward Coe Jv
Forest Park
John
Sherman
N.Y
Coe
Ruth Moore Coe
Paul C. Coe
Arkansas
James Tallman
John E. Coe Sr
Bradenton
Fla
al Johnson Construction Co
Minneapolis
Franklin Hospital hires firm to run kitchen service
Franklin Hospital signs with A. L. Mathias Co to manage dietary department food service. Mathias, based in Boston with Harrisburg offices, began overseeing the transition Monday. The company aims to improve menu variety and quality while reducing hospital costs.
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Kitchen Franklin
A. L. Mathias Co
Dietary Department of Life
Boston
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Fournefs
Mathias Company
Mathias
Meadville Nears Urban Renewal Plan Approval
Meadville eyes rapid urban renewal progress as URA officials from Pittsburgh and Philadelphia visit to review the citys redevelopment application. They anticipate adopting city building and housing codes by March 1 and praised Meadvilles unity and progress toward the project. The delegation included Joseph F. Rosko John Devers and Bernard Tatcher who toured the redevelopment area and met with Joseph P Fahey executive director of the authority.
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Meadville
Fourth Ward
Joseph F. Roake
Aeniler Field
Pittsburgh
Federal Urban Renewal Administration
Roske
URA
Rosko
John Devers
Bernard Tatcher
Philadelphia
Joseph P. Fahey
The
Authority
Who Profits By Featherbedding
Discussion covers sleep time payments, holiday pay, and mileage rules in railroad pay structures. Industry cites WWI awards and “100-mile” unit pay, while unions note spread-the-work limits and potential need for overhaul without mass firings. Experts argue technology changed work, but deep reforms face resistance.
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Presidential Emergency Board
Ireman
Fio
Leap year woes prompt single men to dodge marriage drives
Hal Boyle offers humorous safety tips for bachelors facing leap year proposals in New York AP dispatch. Tips include double dating, carrying a stomach pump to a home cooked meal, quitting work to become a hermit, picking a fight to land in jail, always arriving late, and wary budgeting when loaning money for an altar.
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New York
Veronica
Mabel
Television Review Highlights Creative Crisis in TV Drama
AP from New York notes overworked term creative and laments lack of original TV scripts while noting NBC Startime and CBS Playhouse struggle for niche. Tony Webster voices industry pain as upcoming Webster projects Call Me Back and After Hours show sporadic originality amid familiar adaptations. Also mentions Mrs Miniver on CBS and Syria Temple leadership in Pittsburgh with Latimer Jr. elected potentate.
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New York
Tony Webster
Webster
NBC
Playhouse
CBS
Steel Hour
Studio One
Art Carney
Pittsburgh
William H. Latimer Jr
Mellon Bank & Trust Co
Syria
North America
Texucceetin G
Stanley Rupp
Firemen's role in rail safety vs. costs debated
Workers warn against erasing traditional firemen jobs in freight and yard service costing about 230 million dollars yearly. Unions argue the local man remains vital to railroad safety, like a co-pilot, keeping watch on wayside signals, speed zones, track obstructions, and highway crossings.
December weather shows slight improvement over previous year
Corry residents enjoyed milder December than 1968 with only one subzero reading and nearly 18 inches of snow for the month. Average highs reached 43 and lows 22 as sun appeared on seven of 31 days while a day by day breakdown lists temperatures from 40s to near 50s and the occasional 60s.
Victims Await Identification in National Airlines Crash
A National Airlines spokesman said victims wore life jackets and some were strapped to seats as investigators probed the crash. Debris found near Kure Beach, 25 miles east, suggested the plane broke apart in a rainy search for emergency conditions. The nose section showed the flight may have been heading to Florida after departing Wilmington at 2 07 am, with a victim’s stopped watch marking the crash time.
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Bure Beach
Kure
Bo- Wid
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Kure Beach
Wilmington
Wilmingston
Atlantic
Florida
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