American Capital In a Free World Predicted by Funston
The Corry Journal reports Keith Funston president of the New York Stock Exchange told the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia that American private investment abroad could total about ninety billion dollars over the next five years. He cited laws encouraging U S investors, tax revisions, and growing willingness to buy foreign securities as evidence that private capital is expanding to support a stronger free world and counter communism.
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Free World
United States
Euch
Kelth Funston
New York Stock Exchange
World Affairs Council of
Phili
Delphis
Funston
Congress of
United ‘States
Union City Livestock Sale Prices Report 1956
Union City stockyard lists January 19 1956 sale prices for food and choice hogs 11 to 13 percent sows 8 to 10 beef cows 10 to 12 canners and cutters 8 to 10 beef heifers 12 to 14 bulls 12 to 10 veal calves 25 to 31 percent heavy and medium calves 10 to 16 lambs 16 to 20 with various grade distinctions and ranges.
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Union City
Corry Records Reduction in Street Lighting Costs
Corry City Council learned of a 535.08 reduction in street lighting costs by the Pennsylvania Electric Company effective January 11. Health data show mumps with 376 cases, 122 under quarantine, in the past year. Council also moved to have the Civil Service Board certify eligible applicants for police, fire, and health department positions.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
H. 8. Burlingame
Civil Service Board
Police
Fime
Health
How Smart Are You A Classified Page Quiz
A reader quiz on current events and national issues tests awareness of excise taxes Rayburn tax plans UN membership taxes private motor cars UN status and dentist incomes. It references the Bell X-14 altitude claim and asks several trivia questions with multiple choice style options.
Corry area chatter hints at political moves and local plans
A sweep of Corry news notes a would be candidate weighing a State Assembly run to replace W W Waterhouse, while Cliff Buesink buys a St Petersburg motel. Stock market chatter, embezzlement rumors, YMCA tax deductions, Lions Club efforts, and bridge results fill pages as locals eye primaries, retreats, and new clubs.
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State Assembly
W. W. Waterhouse
Cliff Buesink
St. Petersburg
Old
Motor Co
Corry
Miliae
Mda
Erle Presbytery
Orle Ewing
Corryllen
Comen
Rotary
Kiwanis
Jaycees
Lions Club
Ex-Head Waiter At Waldorf Indicted For Tip Reporting
A former Waldorf Astoria head waiter, Hans Paul, 63, was indicted for failing to report more than 67000 in tips from 1949 to 1952. IRS estimates he evaded about 25000 in taxes after earning about 3000 yearly salary. Paul to plead on February 9. Miami vacation noted. A Erie County Cancer Society report adds 275 patients received 100000 dressings free last year.
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Isoucines
New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Internal Revenue Service
Hans Paul
Paul
Miami
Fii
U. S
David Jaffe
Erie County
The
American Cancer Society
ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTORY LISTING FOR DEER MEAD INN AND LOCAL EATERIES
An entertainment directory page lists Deer Mead Inn three miles east of Spring Crowk offering juicy steaks seafood and poultry with daily hours 4 to 10 pm weekdays and 4 to 11 pm weekends. WRank Verna's Restaurant Columbus opens daily until midnight with Sunday hours and Sunday dinners. Colonel Drake Hotel Titusville PA promotes banquets weddings and dinners with luncheon and dinner hours plus a cocktail lounge. Ginnie's Cafeteria 518 West Main serves main dishes pies and bake goods from 5 am to 1 am Monday through Saturday. Jansen's Dairy Store operates 7 am to 10 pm daily with breakfasts takeout sundae specialties and deli items. PUTTSELD INN Pittsfield PA under Scillys offers established dining with Sunday dinners 1 to 7 pm. Elks Club Corry PA serves dinners Thursday to Saturday and Sunday 3:30 to 7 pm featuring steaks and pies. EHOENIX Hotel highlights affordable noonday meals breakfasts and dinners with full menu and room service.
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Deer Mead Inn
Spring Crowk
Wrank & Verna's
Columbus
DRAKE
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Jansen
Puttseld Inn
Pittsfield
Allen and
Dorothy Scilly
Youngsville
Forged Check Artist Targeted Warren Merchants
Warren police probe a man issuing forged checks at gas stations and drugstores last weekend. He used aliases including Sam Goodman Sr. and Samuel P Goodman Jr. and cashed small amounts while stealing change. Described as average height, ruddy, in his late 30s, wearing work clothes, he remains at large.
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Warren
Satuday
Hays
Sam Goodman Sr
William Byran
Fred ‘Taylor
Samuel P. Goodman Jr
Robert Porter
Clyde J. Eckert Dies in Union City
Clyde J. Eckert of Union City dies yesterday. He was husband of Rachael Clough Eckert and is survived by son Donald T. Eckert of Pittsburgh, granddaughter Nora, sister Mrs. Harry Marie Williams of Grosse Pointe, Mich., and Mrs. L. J. Morrison of Grosse Pointe. Friends may call at HD. Musser Funeral Home in Union City with funeral Monday at 3 p.m. Rev. W. F. Riding will officiate at Evergreen Cemetery Union City.
Kent Sees Defeat For Sales Levy In State Senate
Crawford County legislator Kent predicts the three per cent sales tax measure will fail in the House after a defeat in the Senate last Wednesday. He says Democrats may support it, but a large Republican majority will oppose it, though a two per cent tax might pass in the House.
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Auville
Ep. Kent
Crawford
Senate
House
Kent
Crawford County
Stage Ber The Ladies ry Memoria announces plan
Stage Ber announces a ladies auxiliary event to raise funds for a memorial. Miss Ann Bi eins and Mrs Ven Earl Haight host a card party at the VFW Club on January 20. Four to three tables will meet, with prizes and preparations led by Mrs Clyde Wade and Mrs Miller. The program includes reports on Africa progress and readings from donated articles.
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Ann Bieins
Earl Haight
VFW
Clu
Adam
Clyde Wade
Miller
Josep Mery
Biarty
Liberia
Africa
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George R. Sample
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H. D. Brackin
Withington Street
Corry Relief Society
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Muit
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Sam Rayburt
Fotal
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Texan
Tansix
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Air Forte
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Maple Ave
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Dodge
Plymouth
Clare Dunnagan
Magnolia Venue
Long Beauch
Anthony A. Gatalfa
Spring Street
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Hazel Rowe
Fla
Corry District
Richard A. Hegner
Glen Hegner
R. D
J. Hal Smith
North East
Lawrence Park
John P. Coulter
Tokyo
Waldorf Astoria
Setchell Carlson
All-Way Electric Service Company
YMCA
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Dodd's
FHA
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Scott's Crossing Road
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West Main Duet
Elks Club
Ehoenix Hotel
King Room
Citizens National Bank
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Clyde J. Eckert
Foul Choe Funeral Home
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