Corry Journal Details and Rates Notice
The Corry Journal lists staff and AP affiliation with offices in New York and other cities. It prints subscription rates by mail and carrier, display ad deadlines, and notices for publication distribution.
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Corry Journal
South Street
Corry
Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricuaio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Air Force urged to raise tech training through generals to meet sputnik era
A committee of scientific advisers warns that air power and all armed services must improve technical education up to generals and admirals. High level training in nuclear physics and rocket technology is essential as weapons evolve to counter ballistic missiles and orbiting satellites.
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UPTO
Air Force
Navy
Army
Vindication for Eden and the Suez Crisis
The piece argues Sir Anthony Eden faced world regret for pushing the Suez operation, saying Arab nationalism surged after the withdrawal. It critiques Soviet and American roles, warns of Soviet influence, and notes Arab leader responses and palace revolts in Jordan as consequences.
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Anthony Eden
Britain
Sues Canal
Eden
Suez Canal
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Nasser
Soviet Union
United States
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
Iraq
Corry News Briefs From July 23, 1938
Harrisburg reports Gov George Earle preparing a special 8 pm legislative session aimed at staving off a Dauphin County grand jury probe of his administration. Corry examined a 45 percent Public Works Administration grant for a sewage plant as ordered by the State Health Department. Torrential storms hit western Pennsylvania and southern New York with near flood conditions and farm damage from lightning.
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Harrisburg
George HA
Earle
Dauphin County Grand Jury
Corry
Public Works Administration
State Department of Health
City Gouneil
Pennsylvania
New York
Jamestown
Randolph
Corry Company in Action. Sharpe Wounded in France
In France Captain Reuben J. Sharpe of the Corry company was wounded in action during the great American and French offensive. His wounds are serious. Olin W. Bracken, a seaman aged, received his first papers and will report to Buffalo tomorrow. Secretary Crown announced 30 new membership applications. The local Red Cross chapter shipped a large amount of hospital supplies and garments.
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Corry Company
France
Reuben J. Sharpe
Olin W. Bracken
Naval Reserve
Bracken
Erie Recruiting Office
Buffalo
Crown
Board of Commerce
Red Cross
PMA defended amid Democratic criticisms in Harrisburg
Rep. Albert W. Johnson, House Republican floor leader, defends the Pennsylvania Manufacture Association amid Democratic attacks. He cites PMA as 9400 firms employing thousands and warns Barr and Batt remarks could deter business location in the commonwealth. The piece also notes wartime Cold War rhetoric about the Soviet threat and global conflict.
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PMA
Dem
Harrisburg
Albert W. Johnson
House
Pennsylvania Manufacture Association
Commonwealth
Johnson
Joseph M. Barr
Batt
Treasury deficits mount as profits wobble amid recession
The article notes Uncle Sam welcomes profit gains in some firms while many cutbacks and partial-pay resumes affect tax receipts. It cites higher deficits, inflation pressures, and market reactions from stock and bond traders as the federal Treasury grapples with slower collections and uncertain Middle East turmoil.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Pack
America
U. S. ‘Treasury
Middle East
Treasury
Sam
Treas
Crash Fatal To Two Women on Route 22 West of Weirton
Two Pennsylvania women died in an auto crash on Route 22 seven miles west of Weirton. Mrs. Juanita Southern 35 of Florence Washington County and Mrs. Millie Thompson 47 of West Bridgewater Beaver County were killed. Mrs Thompson's husband was hospitalized with head and chest injuries.
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WHLM
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Weirton
Juanita Southern
Florence
Washington County
Millie Thompson
West Bridgewater
Beaver County
Thompson
Economic strains weigh on profits and deficits
The report notes a large budget shortfall with defense spending rising. Officials expect a 10 to 12 billion dollar deficit this year while revenue falls short of targets by about 8 billion. Business costs threaten profit gains after Labor Day, impacting stockholders and the U.S. Treasury alike.
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U. S. Treasury
Bear Lake News Items Lose Some Readers
Local notes list visits and guests from Jamestown Youngsville Westfield Clymer Falconer and Warren. People include Mr. and Mrs. J P Peterson, Bruce Price, Mrs Gertrude Newhouse, Mrs Lucile Price, Mrs Dela Armstrong, Mrs Bernice, Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith, and Shirley Hamm. Attendees at EUB services and a Sunday School wiener roast are noted.
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Eeetty Wabe
J. P. Peterson
Jamestown
Lucile Price
Ase
Fred James
Florida
Floyd Smith
Arthur McGraw
Warren
Walter Newhouse
Ben Carmichael
Lillian Leahy
Washington, D. C
Enoch Cornish
Carmichael
Mellice Cornish
Washington
Mellice
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Alld Luce
Free World
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
Bear Lake
Bee
Shirley Hamm
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry's Finest
Reynolds
Ambosia
Nichols
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Kellogg’s
Dart
California
Bartlett
Duz
Chase & Sanborn Instant Coffee
Aiton
Reynolds Wrap
Neptune Sardines
Hershey's Cocoa
East Main Street
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Howard Chatrina
Yiset
Them
USA
Eastburn
Jett Baldwin
Irvin Zed Cross
YMCA
Mary
Sted
Dan Howard
Don Will
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