Memorable January Days Set Off by Notable Birthdays
A Corry Journal note discusses January birthdays and how February hosts Washington and Lincoln, with holidays and observances varying by state. It highlights Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, Douglas MacArthur, Franklin D Roosevelt, Benjamin Franklin, and William McKinley as honored figures in different regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Wisconsin
Lincoln
South
Robert E. Lee
Virginia
Lee-Jackson
Stonewall Jackson
Old Dominion
Douglas MacArthur
Arkansas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kentucky
Benjamin Franklin
William McKinley
Newspaper Leaders Highlight Ad Revenue Peak 1957
Advertisers boasted that 1957 saw newspaper advertising exceed combined totals of television, radio, magazines and billboards. The claim marked a long running dominance, with paper ad spend leading for the 12th year in 13.
Newspaper Advertising Leaders Call for Stronger Merchants Cooperation
At the 50th annual Chicago meeting, Gilbert Swanson notes rising ad revenue and circulation. He urges newspapers to partner with local merchants to boost mutual interests. H James Gedlman cites high TV costs, arguing papers are the most reliable, cost effective ad medium. Newspapers must reclaim leadership through practical, proven returns.
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Pfeblood
Gilbert
P. Swanson
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Chicago
Swanson
H. James Gedlaman
Hearst Advertising Service
McElroy May Gain Control Of Funds
McElroy outlines authority to assign roles and missions to the Army Navy and Air Force while Congress questions dual duties of three Joint Chiefs. The chairman remains free of direct links and operational duties. McElroy says JCS are doing well in planning for short and long term emergencies. Congress doubts a single unified command will be proposed but may seek more flexibility in service roles.
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Hom
Congress
Joint Chiefs
McElroy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Administration
Ley
Army
Navy
Air Force
School Conference Proposes Expanded English and Guidance
Participants from Pennsylvania's educational field urged mandatory oral English instruction for graduation and remedial reading for all students below standard. Aimed at broad reform, proposals included early gifted identification, elementary guidance, and teacher training before certification, with concerns about small high schools' ability to implement.
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Pennsylvania
Harold J. Koch
Hazleton
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Paull L. Wagner
Schuylkill
Senate Education Committee
Robert M. Carson
Greengourg
Gertrude A. Barber
Erie ‘County
Chester McNerney
Penn State
Boehm
Corry记 Yesterday's Memories recall 1938 blasts and royal arrivals
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recounts a 1938 Corry event with explosions at a munitions factory in Segni Italy injuring many and drawing Mussolini and King Victor Emmanuel to the scene. It notes two new measles cases at 158 Hatch Street and quarantine changes, as a cold spell begins lifting but a new Arctic outbreak is predicted.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Garry Evening Journal
Bottinelli-Kimball
Ino
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelph
Associated Press
Segni
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
John D. Flanigan
War Bond Certificate Drive Sees Heavy Post Office Sales
A 1918 report notes strong citizen interest in War Say certificates with about ten thousand dollars worth disposed of at the post office this month. Police ordered the closing of all sleuthing establishments. raids planned soon. Junior Senior reception at Senior High slated for February 6. Edgar Jor underwent amputation of the right foot after leg infection and rests comfortably after a minor operation.
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Edgar Jor
Letters To The Editor Fire Engineering Critique In Local News
A reprinted Fire Engineering letter criticizes how the public reacts to fire crews delays and actions. It lists harsh, often contradictory comments about firefighters speed, tactics, equipment, and risk, painting a portrait of public perception and misjudgment during emergencies.
Jamestown Police Ban Autos From Sliding Area
Chief John Paladino told the Public Safety Committee that preventive measures will stop cars from using the Sta dium Hill sliding area. Snow fence is being erected to keep drivers off the curb. A prior driver received a disorderly conduct conviction, and Paladino recommended a Motor Vehicle Bureau hearing to suspend the operator's license.
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Vam
Juilee
John Paladino
Public Safety Committee
Stadium Hill
Paladino
Motor Vehicle Bureau
VanCise's Senvier Offers Free S H Green Stamps
VanCise's promotes free S H Green Stamps with every purchase and offers delivery service for cat owners who seek convenient grooming and pet care items. The ad highlights savings and home delivery to attract customers.
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S&h
S ‘Senvier
Driver Cleared in Turnpike Crash Probe
Beaver Falls trucker James M. Brown, 44, was cleared to use the Ohio Turnpike after an investigation found no fault on his part in three similar crashes, two fatal. The Turnpike Commission cited lack of unlawful regularity in operation or maintenance and concluded the coincidence was not grounds for further action.
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Cleveland
Ohio
James M. Brown
Beaver Falls
Ohio Turnpike
Brown
Turnpike Commission
Commission
Joames W. Shacknessy
State Highway Patrol
Transporter’s Safety Upgrade Follows Latest Crash
Shocknessy said the W H Silverman Distributing Co of Beaver Falls will place the tracker on the turnpike in daylight hours after the most recent New Year’s Eve accident. The company also plans a brighter tractor-trailer color and reflective rear markings to improve visibility. The statement notes the growth in seniors 65 and over and overall population since 1900.
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Shocknessy
Brown
W. H. Silverman Distributing Co
Beaver Falls
Silverman
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Osiecki Bros
the Ladies Stores of
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