Corry Journal masthead and pricing notice
Corry Journal details staff and ownership with addresses in several cities. The piece lists roles from general manager to production manager and references BOTTINELLI KIMBALL Inc. AP exclusive rights and post office registration. It also states subscription prices and carrier rates plus display ad deadline of 9 m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
George R. Sample
William Chiricano
John McLoughlin
G. T. Bergman
National Advertising
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Crumbs for Panama and the flag issue debated
The piece notes U S aims to placate Panama with small concessions such as flying their flag beside this nation's flag. It suggests Panamanians seek end to the gold and silver rolls and the pay gap with Americans. The account cites a Panama source near the ground realities. Mrs. George Cooklis of Corry recently returned from visiting her native Panama.
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Panama
United States
Uncle Sam
Unrest Over Double Pay Standards in Panama Debate
The text argues about a century of information on unrest over Panama double pay standards and its impact on American influence. It links pay disparities to anti American sentiment, criticizing the State Department and urging re engagement with Panama to prevent Soviet influence and maintain canal support.
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United States
Panama
Cuba
Johnson Holds Party Control In Senate Fight
Sen. Albert Gore and Sen. Paul Douglas commented on Johnson's powers and party strategy as Democrats debated increasing caucus opportunities. Douglas suggested expanding caucuses to let Senate Democrats air views, signaling a strategic shift even in defeat.
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Albert Gore
Penn
Johnson
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Senate
Democrats
French and German Set For Warren Junior High
Warren-Aren Joint School Board approved adding French and German to Beaty Junior High curriculum for 1960-61, providing four years of foreign language. The $1,650,000 in U S treasury bonds backs Warren High School Authority investments, with $32,000 interest earned to date and plans to hold bonds to maturity. The 1960-61 budget will be presented February 9 in Beaty Cafeteria. teachers invited.
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Warren
Beaty
Warren-Aren
Henry Powell
W. Hf. Cowden
Warren Board
United States Treasury
Pittsburgh
Federal Reserve Bank and ‘Trust Company
Warren High School
Warren Bank and ‘Trust
School Authority
Jointure
Senators Debate Self-Government and Conference Calls
Douglas criticizes some senators for avoiding political self-government, preferring colonialism. Johnson says he will continue to call conferences for leadership or at a senator's request, taking responsibility for organizing them.
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Douglas
Johnson
Call & Calles
Yesterdays Memories of Corry
Twenty years ago a chartered airplane crashed in a boggy cornfield west of Detroit killing four, three of them a Detroit family en route to Phoenix for health. Dan DeLury, a longtime baseball figure, died at his Columbus boarding house after a long illness. Walter Burdick, age seven, fractured his left leg in a sledding accident on West Pleasant Street.
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Casey
Detroit
Phoenix
Ariz
Dan DeLury
Columbus
Dan
Walter
Frank Burdick
West Pleasant Street
Consumers face tighter credit as auto and home costs rise
Consumers and builders report tighter money for mortgages and larger down payments as auto plant slowdowns and steel strikes push up financing costs. Dealers, appliance sellers, and service providers watch higher monthly payments and stricter credit checks reshape buying plans, with many turning to pay later loans increasing overall interest.
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New York
Give up his position at the Journal office
A note states that an editor will resign from the Journal office, ending his post at the newspaper. The move signals a change in leadership and the timing remains unspecified.
Naylor to Manage New American Castings Plant Here
Harry S. Naylor, who has served at the U S Radiator plant, will become manager of the new American Castings Company factory in town. H Clark and Son advertise for log cutters as they organize a force for a large tract near Bradford. W P Edmonds sells his stone bungalow at East Pleasant and Concord to A L Porter. Alderman B Porter remains ill.
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Harry S. Naylor
U. S
New American Castings Company
H. Clark and Son
Bradford
W. P. Edmonds
East Pleasant and
Concord Streets
A. L. Porter
Ohio Man Admits Eric Robbery Involving Paul Valinsky
An Ohio man, Valinsky, 21, pleaded guilty to a November robbery charge involving four men in Rhode Island. He was committed to county jail without bail and held for February term. Victim was Robert C. Shober, a Blgins cook, on a freighter. Three other co-defendants remain held for court. Valinsky traced to Cleveland. detectives brought him back to town.
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Ohio
Eric
Paul Val
George T. Christoph Valinsky
Christoph
Robert C. Shober
Blgins
Yalinsky
Cleveland
Carl Malinowski
Gus Buettner
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Firestone
Barney
Hoover
Norge Refrigerator
NORGE
H. Norge
Mh Gross
Nyy
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