Share-Work to Save Jobs in Rubber Industry
Union rubber workers and United Rubber Workers Local 101 outline a plan to trim the work week from five days to four while keeping pay at the regular rate. The arrangement protected about 200 jobs by reassigning time and preserving benefits amid production slump and rising unemployment. New York jobless figures and an optimistic Easter forecast suggest a potential recovery, with retail activity expected to pick up by month’s end.
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United States Rubber Company
Detroit
Local 101
United Rubber Workers
The
Met
New York
United States
New York City
Optimism for Economic Recovery From Officials and Public
The piece notes that experts expect unemployment to level off soon and cites President Eisenhower and Secretary Anderson aiming for a quicker economic rebound. It argues that policy must be paired with public effort to foster prosperity, invoking Franklin's maxim that God helps those who help themselves.
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Eisenhower
Richard
Franklin
Benson Defends Small Farmers in Senate Hearing
Ezra Taft Benson told the Senate Agricultural Committee he is not out to plow under small farmers. He argued big farms are growing while small farms shrink in productive capacity and that current price supports hinder market expansion. Democrats countered, framing farm policy as an election issue amid broader economic and security concerns. The note adds a sidelight about the planet Uranus being named Georgiu in Sidus after King George III in 1781.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Senate Agricultural Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt tax clash and Corry school over due wages
Yesterday's memories recall a Roosevelt era tax dispute as Republicans challenge the administration over New Deal taxes. Ex-Tax Collector Westley threatens suit against Corry School District over allegedly overdue back salary, following last night's school board action. Snowfall today aids fox hunt plans by the Corry Red and Gun Club for tomorrow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Republican High Command
Corry
Frank E. Westley
Corry Red and Gun Club
Major Wilcox Named Lieutenant Colonel in Reserve Militia
Telegraph notice reveals Major D. Wilcox has been appointed and commissioned lieutenant colonel in the Third Regiment of the Pennsylvania Reserve Militia forming. A burglary at Wales Hardware Store on First Avenue last night saw a small sum of money, rifles, knives and other goods taken by intruders.
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D. Wilcox
Telegraph
Pennsylvania Reserve Militia
First Avenue
Wales Hardware
City warehouse space to be repurposed by streets department
Roaming items note the city will take over confinement kennels at the city warehouse long underused. The Streets Department will repurpose the space as demand for room grows. Also mentioned is a new book on Robert H. Jackson highlighting his Nuremberg and Supreme Court roles tied to a Spring Creek birthplace.
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City Streets Department
Amertes
Robert H. Jackson
Corryiles
Supreme Court
Jackson
Spring Creek
America
Nuremberg
Alton Hinman
Clyahoga Falls
Ohio
Conneaut
Hinman
Loblaw
Carl Millspaw
White Street
Maple Avenue
Brig. Brunner
Pennsylvania
Rochester Salvation Army Advisory Board
United States
Rochester Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary
Anny Citadel
Ashland
Corey and Columbus line resumes hourly service after shutdown
A rear door was forced open to gain entrance and disrupt service. The Corey and Columbus line resumed operations today on the regular hourly schedule after more than a week of shutdown. W H Duffy reports his nephew William H Duffy has received a military medal for bravery in action at Saloni.
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Corey and
Columbus
W. H. Duffy
William H. Duffy
Saloni
Army Citadel Emergency Home and Camp planned at Rochester
Building a $350 000 Army Citadel Emergency Relief Home Youth Center and Camp is planned for Rochester. Major Felix Appleby, former commander, now heads the New Brunswick citadel after 32 years in Western Pennsylvania. Also, Hall's Motor Transit Co announces a six state college scholarship for deserving local high school seniors. Surplus milk shifts may affect farmer cash returns. John Clough dies in California. early fire equipment built in Corry. City councilmen may revisit past unacted ideas and rumors about a $100 000 estate inquiry. Corry Teachers Association will announce Chamber plans.
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Rochester
Felix Appleby
New Brunswick
N. J
Citadel
New Jersey
Army
Pennsylvania
Eambling
Hall's Motor Transit Co
Dairies
Erie-Warren
Crawford County Co-Operative
Oldtimers
John Clough
California
Corry Teachers Association
Chamber of Com
Erie courtroom asks about school district tax case
Weekend note to Judge Burton Loub at the Erie County courthouse questions the long pending school district suit against fraternities over the former one dollar per head tax. The public deserves clearer handling after more than a year of inactivity. A rumor mentions a national restaurant chain eyeing a site in town. American Airlines announces Hartford and Springfield to Detroit nonstop service starting February six, with flight rovers for the event. A car maker’s new radio idea fails as owners report thefts from unlocked vehicles. newer models will add locks. Corry’s show on the blood list visit is noted.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricurlo
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Corr Pu
Tocnl
American Airlines
Hartford
Conn
Springfield
Mass
Mich
Donor Outreach Prompts First-Time Givers Across Cities
A monthly Buffalo publication notes 46 first-time donors in Pint Points while Jamestown clergy rally generate four to nine new contributors. Ivan Miller advances to Goshen College Development Program executive committee as plans for a 760000 expansion including theatrical facilities and dormitories unfold in Goshen Indiana.
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Buffalo
Jamestown
Ivan Miller
Carry
Goshen Collee
Goshen
Ind
Special Film To Be Shown Here
A motion picture titled Broken Music on Christ and the church will be shown at First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday February 5 at 7 pm and again later. The film was produced for the Joint Commission on Missionary Education of the National Council of Churches and portrays the masks of prejudice and their removal in favor of Christian fellowship.
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First Presbyterian Church
Joint Commission On, Missionary Education
National “Coyne of
Christian Fellowship
Embezzling Case Involving Rose Rider At Local Bank
Rose Mary Rider, a former bank employee at Elke County National Bank, was charged with embezzling 1700 dollars during the Christmas season. A preliminary hearing was held at her home by U S marshal Joseph Dague, with bond set at 800 dollars to allow care for her two children.
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Marys
Rmly
Elke County National Bank
Holldnys
Rose Mary Rider
U. S
Artist John Howitt Dies at 72 in Port Jervis
Port Jervis N J artist John Newton Howitt known for covers for the Saturday Evening Post Golliers and Liberty magazines died yesterday at age 72. He had a prolific career illustrating for major United States publications.
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Port Jervis
N. J
John Newton Howitt
Saturday Evening Post
Golliers
Liberty
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George III
Tuffy
Kendall
Washington Streets
Behind 4 News
Green Stampa Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Angel
Slocum's Electronics
South Center Street
F. C. Chapin & Son
St. Marys/Mother Of 2
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Leo U
South Center St
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