Corry Journal Publishing Details and Rates
The Corry Journal lists staff and agencies including George R. Sample and William Chinicu with advertising and production managers, plus BOTTIVELLI-KIMBALL Inc abroad offices. It notes The Associated Press exclusive use for local news and AP dispatches and provides mail and carrier pricing, advertising deadlines, and mail rates.
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Corry Journal
South Street
Corry
George R. Sample
William Chinicu
John Molaughiin
Joony Foretman
G. T. Bergman
National Advertising Representatte
Bottivelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Republicaon
AP News
Hawaii Seeks 50th Statehood Amid Wave of Alaska
Hawaii moves to join the union as the 50th state in this congressional session. Gov William F P Quinn leads a delegation with former Hawaii delegates to Congress to gauge chances. A bipartisan Statehood Commission team, including Lorin P Thurston and Vincent Esposito, joins John A Barnes and Jan Jabulka in Washington to push for success. President Eisenhower hints at closer North American ties with Canada and Mexico as a potential strategic doctrine. Postwar economic ties with Canada, while ongoing, have had friction.
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HAWAI
Alaska
Hawaii
William FP. Quinn
Congress
Washington
Samuel Wilder King
Joseph R. Farrington
Statehood Commission
Lorin P. ‘Thurston
Vincent Esposito
Territorial House of Representatives
Oren E. Long
Territorial
Robert G. Dodge
J Garner Anthony
Oliver P. Seares
Jack M. Fox
Anthony Tedrick
John A. Barnes
Jan Jabulka
U. S
Canada
Mexico
Eisenhower
United ‘States
North America
United States
Arctic Circle
Tuillionaire lands in Omsk completing third leg
Hughes round the world expediter arrives in Omsk Siberia at 2 p m EDT marking completion of the third leg of the speed dash. First Presbyterian Church steeple removal planned once bond secured for crash protection. Safety chief Rossbacher reports at Monday meeting. Three youths escape serious injury after Chevrolet hits culvert near Findley Lake at about 11 30 p m last night.
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New York
Hughes
Omsk
Siberia
First Presbyterian Church
Rossbacher
Findley Lake
Fourth of July fund aids soldiers' fund drive
A local committee reported $540 realized after expenses for the Fourth of July celebration. The funds will support the special soldiers' fund. Miss Hazel Knowlton, ill at home on West Smith street, was described as slightly improved. Training camp lists announced for July 20 include Cor ryite Harvey Rathbun. Capt. R. Rogers, previously in France and later ill in an army hospital, is now back on duty. Canadian politics and trade tensions with the United States were noted, with discussions of joint committees and border impacts on oil, wheat, and metals as part of broader neighborly ties.
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Hazel Knowlton
West Smith Street
Canada
British Commonwealth
United States
Diefenbaker
Congress
Senate
Columbia River
Lower
Columbia
Yukon
Alaska
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mexico
Lyolt
Arlene Prontroth
Henry Frontroth
East Main Street
Indiana State Teachers College
Jean Depew
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Yougsters
Baldwin Pool
Treasury buys to steady shaky bond market amid deficit
U S Treasury is buying its own recent issues to curb oversupply and steady prices. The move aims to prevent broader market weakness as banks and speculators pull back, with the government facing large cash needs and an expected sizable deficit.
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New York
Uncle Sam
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Sam
YMCA Calendar Week of July 14 1958
Calendar notes a summer schedule with Girl Scout Day Camp swim Dee Jay Record Hop Square Dance Club events and Family Night. Activities run Tuesday through Saturday including 9 am sessions and 7 10 pm evening events with facilities open for family use on Saturday evenings.
Johnsonburg Man Held For Beating Child
Stewart Carnahan 24 of Johnsonburg jailed on $1500 bond after pleading guilty to aggravated assault and battery for beating his 2½ year old daughter Englora Carnshaw who cannot speak English. police say the child suffered abrasions contusions and a cerebral concussion after he returned drunk from a Johnsonburg club.
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Sli
Englora Carnshaw
Elizabeth
Justice of the Peace
Harry C. Law
Stewart Carnahan
Johnsonburg
Harold Gullelson
Carnahan
Gul Iekson
State Young Republicans Urge Adams Resign
The 21 member board of the Pennsylvania State Young Republicans unanimously approved a resolution urging Adams to resign as Eisenhower's top assistant. The measure proceeds to the Sth annual convention delegates for action. John M. Walker, Allegheny County commissioner and GOP candidate for lieutenant governor, repeated charges of big city bossism against Pittsburgh Mayor David L. Lawrence, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
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Adams
Erie
Sherman
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
John M. Walker
Allegheny County
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Downtown beauty clash stirs Corry councilmen debate
Roaming notes report a local push for more attractive downtown storefronts amid council friction. A jumble covers air mail changes for overseas troops, personal moves, and local gossip about banks, lenses, and community events.
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Corry
Menchant Group
Lvelihood
Post Office Department
Myrna Miller
Merle Miller
Toronto
Canada
New Land
Bermuda
Donald Ritson
Officers Training School
Ean
Karen Ann
Erie County
Missionaries to Alaska Arrive Under Empress Edict in 1794
Russian envoy Grigor Shellktoy presents eight Russian Orthodox clergymen and ten lay servants chosen by Empress Catherine I to Alexander Barney to spread the Gospel among Alaska’s heathen and apostate traders. The narrative recounts harsh conditions faced by early missionaries, Baranov’s harsh rule, and clashes with local authorities and rival settlers as they established missions in the Aleutian and Alaskan territories.
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Tom Henshaw
Grigor Shellktoy
Iis
Alexander Barney
America
Catherine I
Shelikov
Alaska
Burmey
Baranov
Joseph
Baranoy
Juvenal
Alexander Alexandreievitch Baranoy
Los Angeles bids for the 1964 Olympic Games
Mayor Norris Poulson announced a formal bid by Los Angeles to host the 1964 Olympics, recalling the city’s 1932 Games. Rome is slated to host the 1960 Games, shaping the regional bid landscape.
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Los Angeles
Norris Poulson
Rome
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