Corry Evening Journal Masthead and Circulation Info
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles including publish manager Allan Hasbrouck and advertising manager John McLaughlin with production and catering titles. It notes Associated Press rights, postal entry, subscription rates, and advertising deadlines for display rates and deadlines.
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Gorey Hoehing Journal
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaugh- Mh
Presidom Forentin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball
PNG
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Wells
JFK Inflation Fears Tied to New Minimum Wage Law
The Kennedy administration faces inflation risk if a new wage bill passes to raise the minimum to 1.25 dollars per hour. A hypothetical union plant shows immediate local increases prompting across the board raises, potentially triggering higher production costs and nationwide price hikes. Chicago union plans already suggest blanket upgrades, signaling broader implications for workers and consumers.
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Kennedy
Congress
Chicago
Hollywood optimism rises as box office nears record high
Hollywood business shows momentum with MGM production at a three year peak, Paramount and 20th Century Fox expanding, and Commerce forecasting 1961 receipts higher than 1960. Bob Goldstein of 20th Fox cites new attitude and stimulus to lure audiences with strong attractions amid competition from television.
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Hollywood
MGM
20Th Fox
Paramount
Universal-International
Eric Johnston
U.S. Department of Commerce
Tent
Bob Goldstein
Kennedy Sees Government Action Yet Keeps Dollar Sound
The piece discusses President Kennedy's State of the Union stance on the economy, urging government spending while pledging dollar stability. It notes Wall Street's mixed bets on pump priming, inflation fears, and the potential impact on industries, workers, and overall business outlook as advisers push larger outlays.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
Wall Street
Washington
Hunt Wild Dogs Near Fredonia Fears For Children
Three wild dogs are being hunted in the Forestville area near Fredonia after they nearly killed a collie. A local resident, Carl Newton, alerted State Police and Trooper Mutton Bartlett fired four shots but missed. The collie was seriously injured and a vet treats it. Authorities fear the pack may attack people, especially children, as they have struck twice. Local, state, and county agencies join the hunt.
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Erelonia
Forestville
Predonia
Carl Newton
Muton Bartlett
Chautauqua
Hold Rites For Arvid Lindstrom
The funeral service for Arvid Lindstrom was held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 pm with Rev W J Finniewmn officiating. Temporary interment followed in Pine Grove mausoleum. Attendees included John and James McDade and their families from Pittsburgh and nearby towns.
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Roy
Arvid Lindstrom
Bracken Funeral Home
W. J. Finniewmn
Harver
James McDade
James Meade Jr
Jeane McDade
Pittsburgh
Paul Lindstrom
Kathy
Girard
Adelbert Brown
Howard Adams
Jack Goatham
Wetlsboro
Alma Johnson
John Stuart
Perry Wilcox
Edna Williams
Andrew Johnson
Royal Johnson
Sugar Grove
Everett
Russell
Villa
N.Y
John Mick
Grove City
Llmnes
Elaine
Clark
Hollywood morale rises as audiences seek variety in theaters
Goldstein speculates that many Americans have grown disenchanted with TV sameness and seek varied entertainment in theaters. Whatever the reason, Hollywood is enjoying off in morale that it hasn't known in years.
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Goldstein
America
Hollywood
Compensation Set For Idled Eriez Re sistrar Workers
About 106 Erie Re sistar Corp employees permanently replaced during a 1959 strike are entitled to unemployment compensation. A Pennsylvania Superior Court ruling in Pittsburgh sets a compensation package estimated between 125000 and 200000 dollars.
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Erie
Erie Resistar Corp
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Pittabureh
Fire at Corral Inn Motel Damages Building and Believed Origin
A fire at the Corral Inn motel and restaurant on Route 62 caused about 60,000 in damage with the dining and bar areas hit hardest. Firemen reported smoke damage to the motel units as crews battled the blaze for nearly five hours in sub-zero temperatures, drawing water from the nearby Allegheny River. Responding were Youngsville and Pleasant Township fire departments with about 40 firefighters. Police and officials attempted to reach owner James Suppa, who was vacationing in Florida when the fire occurred.
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Youngsville
Corral Inn
Route 62
Long Motel
Youngsville Fire Department
Allegheny River
Merle Lee
Pleasant Township
It’s Her Turn To Cuss Men Drivers
Carol H. Anderson, 22, of Tiona, chased a motorist who hit her car on Route 6 near Clarendon. Huckabone, 21, of Warren, continued west, failed a curve east of Warren, rolled over, injuring no one reported. Anderson’s license had been suspended 18 days. Damages were $100 to each car. Police investigated the side swipe and Huckabone’s rollover on the way to the scene. Maj Gen John F. O’Ryan dies at 86 in South Salem New York, a New York City lawyer who commanded the 27th Division in World War I. Supreme Court ruling upheld lower opinions.
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Warren
Carol H. Anderson
Tiona
Clarendon
Lew-D
Huckabone
Fitcaleigh
O'Ryan
South Salem
N. Y
John F. O'Ryan
New York City
New York National Guard
State Board of Review
Kennedy State of the Union Echoes Eisenhower Era
Washington analysis compares Kennedy first State of the Union with Eisenhower’s 1953 address. It notes similarities and contrasts in foreign policy, defense, farm prices, and promises of action versus Congress approval, highlighting political strategy and potential impact. The piece flags questions about Kennedy leadership and the prospects for implementing proposed programs.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Truman
Nation Au Peril
Union
Eisenhower
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Item Roundup
News briefs recount a Senate Foreign Relations Committee remark on peace and European stability, Gerald G. Skinner of Corry named Project Engineer in the Frankln district at $1,800 yearly, Ada Priebe rshauser injured while skating in Union City, Kip Anderson wins city bowling title with 2,818 pins across 20 games averaging 191.
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Harrigburg
Gerald G. Skinner
Corry
Frankln
State Highways Department
Kip” Anderson
Anders
Tiffany to Run Phoenix Hotel Start Tomorrow
L R Tiffany announced that he will take over active management of the Phoenix Hotel beginning tomorrow. The Rex Amusement Corpora tion has purchased the Grand Theater on West Main Street. J R Lindsley couple hosted as overnight guests in Clarendon Pennsylvania. Local theaters raised up to 180 for European relief. Little Mothers met with Ruth Ewing and eight diplomas were awarded for baby care with refreshments served. Harriet Lanktree 101 a niece of James Fenimore Cooper died in Santa Rosa hospital.
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L. R. Tiffany
Phoenix Hotel
Ruth Ewing
Cooper
Santa Rosa
Calif
Harriet Lanktree
James Fenimore Cooper
Santa Rosa i Hospital
Minnesota
Walsh wedding at chapel and church service details
The wedding of Miss Claud Walsh took place January 26 in a chapel and church with Rev Cyr presiding in the presence of relatives. Attendants wore white and carried roses and carnations. Guests included Mrs Creile and others. The reception featured decorations, favors, and gifts, with plans for celebration at the new Iron School in Michael’s and mentions of family members and attendees.
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Wi Walsh
Claud Walsh
Cyr
Blair Skiff
Williar Froom
Brrd
Creile Atreet
Walsh
Wright Stre
Unted Iron School
Michael’s — Erle
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