Corry Journal Publisher and staff listings and rates
The Corry Journal shows staff roles including George R Sample as General Manager and William Chirienzio as Advertising Manager with other positions, along with a notice of Associated Press rights and postal details. It lists subscription and mailing rates and states display advertising deadlines as nine AM on the previous publication date.
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Corry Journal
Bouth Street
Corry
Cory Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Managr
William Chirienzio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Ational
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
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Celler Pushes Disability Law as Call for Resignation
The House Judiciary Committee undertakes disability legislation under Chairman Emanuel Celler. He criticizes President Eisenhower as a “President in name only” and urges resignation, arguing Congress must determine succession if a president is disabled, while noting the need to preserve confidence at home and abroad.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Celler
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
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James R. Hoffa
Macmillan Tours Neutrals and World View in Postwar Drive
The British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan tours six Commonwealth nations—India Pakistan Ceylon Singapore New Zealand and Australia—to gauge postwar minds and bolster support for a proposed nonaggression pact between the Western powers and the Soviet Union. He aims to present the free world’s stance to neutrals and friends. In the United States President Eisenhower trims federal aid to education citing shortages in science and math, offering only targeted scholarships and incentives rather than a sweeping National Education Association plan.
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Congress
National Education Association
Roosevelt warns to eliminate holding companies nationwide
Washington President Roosevelt today asserted all holding companies must be eliminated as part of the nation’s economic overhaul. The remarks were tied to the broader utilities situation and signal a federal push amid ongoing financial reforms.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Blizzard Eases After Deep Cold In 1918 Storm
Forty years ago on January 14 1918 a brutal blizzard subsided as temperatures fell to 10 below zero. The city faced crippled traffic gas shortages burst pipes and closed schools. A Christmas fee was blown over during the storm while Maccabees planned lodge room improvements on Center street.
Selznick Says Pay TV Next Revolution For Film Industry
Hal Selznick argues free television already reshapes cinema and pay TV will dominate. He urges theaters to embrace pay TV now, predicting multi‑million dollar profits for future releases and emphasizing world wide appeal over local markets. He praises Chaplin and Garbo as unmatched stars, noting the industry must elevate quality to satisfy a hungry public.
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Pubiic
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Alex Koestner Succumbs at 72 in Corry Memorial Hospital
Alex Koestner died at 2 15 pm after nursing a patient at Corry Memorial Hospital for 13 days. Born March 23, 1885, in Corry he lived there most of his life except two years in Oil City. He worked at Corry Brick and Tile Co and Aero Supply before retirement. He married Nellie Cudithy in 1906. Survived by his wife, son George of Corry, two grandchildren, sister Acnes Sloan of Corry, brother George Koestner of Largo, Fla, and several nieces and nephews. The body is at Bracken Funeral Home. Services Friday at St. Thomas Church at 9 30 am. Burial in St. Elizabeth's Cemetery. Rosary Thursday at 7 30 pm.
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St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery
Jehovah’s Witnesses Public Talk At Corry Kingdom Hall
L B Greene presiding minister of the Corry Congregation will host Watchtower representative E W Tor at the Kingdom Hall on Hatch Street. The week includes a public address titled Finding Happiness in a Troubled World delivered Sunday at 2 p.m. by the traveling representative.
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L. B. Greene
Corry
New York Office Boom Faces Shifting Postwar Market
A buyer’s market prevails for postwar Manhattan offices as smaller firms secure premium spaces in ultra modern buildings. Builders claim demand remains brisk despite delays, with companies expanding, relocating, and forming anew under a continuing wave of transactions.
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New York
New York City
Ick
Ger Ane Ing
Orient Town
New Busineses
Postwar office boom risks mirror of 1925 bust
In 1950s builders expect continued activity with many projects under way and firms confident of construction into the next decade. Yet memories of the 1925 to 1938 boom enduring a sharp bust linger, as millions of square feet of new space later faltered.
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Beuxing
Real Estate Board Reports NYC Office Space Growth
The Real Estate Board of New York says in Mt 10 years 81 office buildings were completed totaling 2.0 million square feet, with some not rentable as firms used buildings for their own use. Construction of 24 more projects with 12.5 million square feet is underway, plans filed for 14 projects totaling 4.0 million square feet, and announced intentions without filings would add 2.0 million square feet.
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Real Estate Board of New York
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