Corry Evening Journal Summary of Classified and National News
Publication details for Corry Evening Journal include staff roles andRates. The piece surveys U S Air Force long distance bomber tests during crises in Suez and Hungary and notes the Refugee Relief Act of 1953 expiring with 185 000 visas issued before the Hungarian revolt spurred public concern about refugees from Communist regimes and Gaza Arabs fleeing Israel with President Eisenhower seeking action.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricusio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
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Philadelphia
Aspcinted Press
AP News
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Gaza Strip
Israel
al Imagination
Eigenhower
TV Highlights and Programs Critique of Army Drama on TV
New York observers discuss Robert DeVito’s A Routine Changing Edge on NBC TV. Analysis notes strong writing from DeVito and moral complexity, contrasting with later films that simplify leadership and military life. Critics warn against overblown sensationalism and advocate mature depictions of army institutions and individual integrity.
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Robert Devter
Chung Edge
Kaiker Allminner Hour
Dozier
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Tita
Umea
Hammermill And Rayonier Merger Talks Continue
The article notes ongoing merger discussions between Hammermill and Rayonier, highlighting Rayonier as a major chemical cellulose producer. It cites 1959 figures of $144,000,000 and outlines plans for expansion including the Jesup Georgia seed facility and eight mills across Washington, Georgia, Florida, and British Columbia.
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Bear Lake News Letter Of Interest
Bear Lake notes reflect family ties as Clyde Manwaring kin mourn and relatives in Dunkirk and Jamestown attend services and funerals. Evangelist Wess Adin leads Youth Week events in Titusville while Mrs. Lana Cross recovers at home.
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Bear Lake News
Bear Lake
Clyde Manwaring
C. Manwaring
Lundeen
Titusville
Tls
Fouy Mullaney
Dunkirk
Margaret
Shaicay
Ute Yount Penile
Evangelical United Brethren Chute
Wess Adin
Lana Cross
Humphrey Stranigan
Celeron
Jamestown
Roger Trisket
Edwid
John Catled
Dc. Manwarnus
Youths Turn In Best Essays On TB Work
A junior contest story from Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association outlines a scene with Mr Tuberculosis Germ and Mr Christmas Seal. A Corry Pennsylvania library corridor scene shows a girl seeking help from the Christmas Seal office to defeat tuberculosis while appealing to public support for the fund.
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Faye
Loon Hnnt
Erie County Health and Tuberamosis Association
Tuberculosis
Mary Flowers
Tuberculosis Germ
United States
Christmas Seal
Saranac
SAIL
Belhe
Messae
Corry
Pennsylvania
Christmas
Seal
Wille civ
Bine Andsks
Corry Vocational School Exterior Work Nears Finish
Yesterday in Corry reports note warm weather allowed nearly complete exterior work on the new Vocational school at Wright and Congress. Five new scarlet fever cases were logged, raising city health concerns as officials urge attention. Street conditions eased with colder weather halting flood fears after Seneca Street intake neared capacity.
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Wright and
Congress Streets
John Flinnigan
Edward Harrington
Seneca Street
Thompson to Leave for Suffren and Slant to Close
40 Years Ago January 22 1917 C M Thompson departs for Suffren NJ joining American Brakeshoe company and announces the local Slant will close indefinitely An arrest led by Shing of Polien Dayis with patrol evidence signals steps to curb liquor sales Erie officials and publisher dies in Seattle Roland E Miller 44 editor of the Walla Walla Union Bulletin an association since 1935 died yesterday.
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C. M Thompson
Suffren
American Brakeshoe Company
Shing
Polien Dayis
Patyolemen
Uquor
Seatile
Roland E. Miller
Walla Walla
Wash
Union-Bulletin
Solar researcher claims forecast method for 10 years
PHOENIX Ariz A veteran solar researcher Dr Charles G Abbott claims a new method can forecast a communitys rainfall up to ten years in advance. Based on tiny changes in solar radiation the approach reportedly aligns with future rainfall and temperature shifts though meteorologists doubt its value. Abbott notes past-year forecasts were 50 to 99 percent accurate though he acknowledges skepticism.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Rocky Mountains
Charles G_ Abbott
Smithsonian Institution
Journal of
Solar Engineering Science and Engineering
Association x ‘For Applied Solar Energy
Abbott
Weather Bureau
Dr Abbott
Store executive dies in Indianapolis
Floyd Leslie Scresg0, 72, retired executive of the Ss Kreste variety stores and cousin of founder Sebastian Kreste, died yesterday in Indianapolis. The chain originated in Pennsylvania.
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Indianapolis
Floyd Leslie Scresg0
SS Kreste Variety Stores
Sebastian Kreste
Pennsylvania
Weather and solar activity lag tied to community conditions
The article notes that solar activity lags behind weather patterns by varying lengths of time. It cites factors such as atmospheric conditions, sunspot activity, and even population behavior in metropolitan areas as influencing the delay and shaping the apparent relationship between weather and solar activity.
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