Corry newspaper advertising and circulation details
The notice lists staff roles including George R Sample and William Chiricu Bo with titles such as general manager and advertising manager. It notes Bottinelli Kimball Inc with offices in major cities and credits The Associated Press for local Jews and AP dispatches. Circulation rates by mail and carrier are shown, plus display ad deadline guidance.
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Fara
Corry
George R. Sample
William Chiricu- Bo
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Corry Miner Oes
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Defense and Small Business Aid in Defense Contracts
The Senate Small Business committee accuses neglect of small firms in defense orders while the Defense Department states small business earned at least 7 billion dollars annually in defense contracts over the last two fiscal years. In 1958 small firms received 3.729 billion in prime contracts and 3.243 billion in subcontracts, a two percent drop, against a total military procurement average near 20 billion. The report argues procurement should favor small business, ideally allocating at least half to small firms, to aid economic recovery and support production of ships planes and missiles.
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Defense and
Senate
Small Business Committee
Defense Department
Hema
Tax filing deadline for 1958 returns set at April 15 1959
Forms come from the Internal Revenue billing center in Lawrence Massachusetts to give taxpayers time to prepare. Taxpayers should start early to plan payments despite the April 15 1959 deadline.
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Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Billing Center
Lawrence
Mass
Limited War Theory Drives U S and Soviet Arms Push
General Maxwell D. Taylor urges a five year 15 billion dollar weapons modernization program to deter broad conflict and enable limited brushfire wars. Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy pledges vigorous Army modernization to support this effort.
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United States
Soviet Union
Maxwell D. Taylor
Btaff
Neil H. McEloy
Congress
Corry Briefs Highlight Local Happenings And Oddities
Yesterday's Memories of Corry notes Jack Benny visit and legal peril with jewelry smuggling. local church anniversary plans and bank director election are reported along with a death and community events. The column sketches civic notes, a theater rehearsal, and remarks on defense spending and wartime preparedness.
Snow White Towels Ad Inspire Home Appliance Promise
An advertisement touts washing machines delivering a perfect job for buyers seeking clean white towels with claims of satisfying results and easy care. The copy emphasizes efficiency and consumer ease.
President's thrift sermon prompts inflation debate in Congress
New York AP report outlines the president urging prudent economy to curb inflation. It questions whether Congress and the public will sacrifice present sugar plums to fight a future and somewhat nebulous inflation.
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New York
Congress
Three Held In Fatal Beating Case
Three men from the Portage area of Blair County were held without bond on murder charges related to the November 24 killing of James Lau age 34 of York. The trio Frederick W. Gorba Jr. 31 his brother James 24 and Andrew G Utgda 2 Tyda were arraigned and pleaded innocent before Justice of the Peace John Rinn at Lakemont. James Gorba a Marine corporal was returned from Camp LeJeune North Carolina. Lau died in Altoona Hospital about 24 hours after being found badly beaten on the outskirts of Holidayburg. Police said Lau was a female impersonator.
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Mie Portage
Blair County
James Lau
York
Justice of the Peace
John Rinn
Lakemont
Frederick W. Gorba Jr
James
Andrew G. Utgda
Tyda
Frederick Gorba
James Gorba
Camp LeJeune
N. C. Jast
Tui
Tollidaysburg
Bau
State Retrial For Bomb Suspect
George Bright was scheduled for retrial on a refiled count charging dynamiting the Jewish Temple. His first trial ended in a mistrial after 26 hours of deliberation. A Dec 2 indictment added a 1 to 20 year sentence range for bombing buildings where no one lives.
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Wvanta
George Bright
Fife
President Pushes New Economy Drive Against Deficit
The President argues Congress must cut federal spending to end the deficit and curb inflation. He warns that tighter government budgets will hit industries reliant on federal orders, housing, farming and veteran programs, and could slow the stock market as the economy adjusts.
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Dent
Congress
Sam
Tate
Defense
State Fat Show Opens In Harrisburg
Harrisburg AP report on the Pennsylvania Farm Show opening. Visitors expected 500000 over five days. prizes total $62287 by Friday. Gov George M Louder to open ceremonies with state police rodeo to follow. dairy poultry lambs and FFA clubs featured. Admiral Pettengill, Navy Cross recipient, dies in West Haven.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Tm Seve
At & A.m
Future Farmers of America
441 Clubs
George M.louder
Exchicken
West Haven
Conn
George T. Pettengill
Boise
Idaho
Congress in session faces busy, productive agenda
Washington observers expect a self conscious, mostly conservative 80th Congress under Eisenhower with conflicts ahead over programs. Democrats and Republicans alike view the two year term as a factor in the 1960 elections, while leadership shifts and liberal pressures shape the coming session. Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn remain influential voices amid evolving party dynamics.
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Washington
Uitteryer
Eisenhower
Congress
Yoters
Yoters Choos
Ues
White House
Senate
Sen. Johnson
Negro on School Board in Houston Manor
Mrs. Charles B White wife of an optometrist will be sworn in tonight as the first Negro elected to public office in Houston since Reconstruction. The new board of seven includes four women and three men. White received about 36 000 votes to 29 000 for incumbent Dr. John Glen in November. Houston’s school system remains the South’s largest segregated district with around 160 000 students.
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Saps Sane Ee Erga
Houston School Board
Charles B White
John Glen
Houston
German Radioman Hans Bredow Dies at 80
Dr Hans Bredow, age 80, pioneer of the German radio network, died Friday in Wiesbaden. Known as a compromiser he urged moderation and concessions to opposing groups to push a broad Democratic majority toward a middle ground.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Hans Bredow
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