Can You Afford Not To Go To College
Editorial urges Corry Area High School graduates to consider college. It argues automation will raise the job market bar and that four-year college skills provide a salary jump. The piece asks readers to weigh affordability of college against the risk of not pursuing higher education. It highlights that in a competitive market, many will be asked what unique qualifications they bring to a job.
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Corry Senior High
Fve
Corry
Corty
Tome
Give Him A Break When Arguing Switch Fool Take Sure
The Areols Record-Herald from Illinois presents a brief note urging restraint in heated disputes. It cautions against rash judgments and promotes calm, constructive dialogue amid disagreements.
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Areols
Record-Herald
Paul Harvey on Communists and Global Conquest
In a July commentary Paul Harvey argues that Red China and Red Russia share a common aim to dominate the world through war or influence. He notes ideological patience, nuclear risks, and the danger of internal power struggles, urging vigilance without prejudice toward allies.
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China
Red
Russia
U Thant
Red China
Moon Age Society News From Alien Era
New York reports select society and political notes from space age papers in the year 2163. London notes a Labor cabinet crisis averted after members learned they never spent weekends on Venus. Rome carries Pope Pius XV calling for universal peace to avert skywide warfare. Washington marks a 100th wedding anniversary for President and Mrs Roosevelt Rocketmedy among 317 descendants with a quiet water polo game. Moscow reports a new Tory government announcing a 35 percent...
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New York
London
Venus
Rome
Pius XV
Washington
D.C
Pregdent
John Adams Roosevelt
Potomas
Moscow
Hal Boyle Americana on a wild budget and space tale
Hal Boyle reports a sweeping talk about pay boosts and a fanciful plan to store surplus corn on Jupiter. The Bureau of Industry allegedly sizes up a 3 billion 200 million swivel chair year while a Mars ferry reports an asteroid strike with thousands missing. Locals call it a Communist plot as Albany warns teachers against raises in a tight budget.
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Bureau of Industry
New York
Mars
Corncob
Jasper Y. Taller
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Jupiter
Albany
N.Y
Robert Kenerfeller
New York State
Russian Front Sees Intense Battles and Squeeze on New Georgia
On the Russian front the battle intensifies along the 165 mile Orel to Belgorod sector as German reinforcements press Soviet defenses. US submarines continue sinking Japanese ships, while American troops close in on Munii, three miles from a key base on New Georgia Island. Corry Hospital’s L William Coon resigns to lead Wellsville facility as global affairs reflect Cold War era tensions. Corry Merchants baseball team to resume doubleheader with Irvine National Forge at Loveland Field.
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London
Orel
Belgorod
Washington
Munii
New Georgia Island
Corry Merchants
Irvine National Forge
Loveland Field
Police sought in fish hatchery area chicken thief case
Mrs Parkhurst near the fish hatchery asked police to help search for chicken thieves who visited her farm Friday night. A toy pistol shooting match caused a near blaze at Romeo Fic cards home on West Church Street. Curtain fire scorched woodwork before being put out. Nelson P. Curtis 84 died at his daughter’s home in North Warren Pa Saturday evening. survivors include son Dr H A Curtis of Corry. Oscar Sands a former Corry resident died Sunday at his son Ed Sands in Erie. Frank Gillette of the Star Garage is adding improvements to his property. Bass fishing reported with Will Bettis near Mayville weighing 5 1/2 pounds and John Kinley near Clymer weighing over four pounds.
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Romeo
Nelson P. Curtis
Ann Miller
North Warren
H. A. Curtis
Corry
Fe Oscar Sands
Ed Sands
Erie
Will Bettis
Mayville
John Kinley
Clymer
Blast kills one at Texarkana ammunition plant
An explosion on an ammunition assembly line at the Lone Star ordnance plant near Texarkana killed William Travis McNatt, 19, and injured 21 workers. A section of the building was heavily damaged.
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Texarkana
Teo
Lone Star Ordnance Plant
William Travis McNatt
Drew Pearson Investigates Nuclear Subsidies Hearings
Washington hearings examine proposed federal subsidies totaling 42 million dollars for nuclear plants near Los Angeles San Diego and Haddam Neck Connecticut with AEC and Joint Committee involvement. Notes Niagara Mohawk seeks free fuel for five years. Also critiques subsidy disparities and rail strike implications.
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Lake
Ontario
Uncle Sam
Subsidies and space fame mix in 1960s buzz
A review of 1968 era items notes railroads facing subsidy pressure while highways and nuclear lines attract federal aid. Lyndon Johnson is cited as a presidential nominee at a retail clerks anniversary. Gordon Cooper backs a new school “Faith 7.” The UN sells records to fund refugee relief, Germany leads buyers with 175,000 copies.
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Lyndon Johnson
Chicago
Gordon Cooper
Shawnee
Cooper
United Nations
All Star Festival
World Refugee Fund
Germany
Nuetral
Sweden
Rites Held For Miss Lois McCray
Final rites for Miss Lois McCray were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Gilliland officiating. Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Percy Corbin Roy Reed Paul Meer dink Hubert S Vaughn W Bryan Stowe and W Harvey Loveland. Dorcas Class members attended as honorary escorts. Relatives from East Lansing Euclid Cleveland Lowville Jamestown Warren and Corry area joined friends in mourning.
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Lois McCray
Bracken Funeral Home
Walter Gilliland
First Methodist Church
Pine Grove Cemetry
Percy Corbin
Roy Reed
Paul Meerdink
Hubert 5. Vaughn
W. Bryan Stowe
W. Harvey Loveland
Dorcas
Methodist Church
Miss McCray
Elwin McCray
Audrey McCray
Madelyn McCray
East Lansing
Mich
Robert Boone
Euclid
Ohio
Bruce Linton
Cleveland
John van Cise
Lowville
Margaret Hughes
Jamestown
John Harmon
Corry Evening Journal printer notices and rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and city desk credits with names and titles. It includes advertising offices in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, with postal and carrier rates and a note on Associated Press rights.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
George R. Sample
William Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Forth Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburch
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Focal
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