Advertising and distribution details for Corry newspaper
Advertising manager is John McLaughlin with production control by G T Bergman. National Advertising Representative Hottinelli Kimball Inc lists offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news. Mail rates run yearly and semiannual with carrier and weekly pricing. Display deadline is 9 am on the prior publication date.
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Calaio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Produc
Hottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry
Budget deficit and recession signals for 1958 outlook
The final federal budget for fiscal 1958 shows a deficit of 2.813 billion dollars driven by recession hits on receipts. Individual taxes fell 2.281 billion, corporate taxes 267 million, and excise taxes 374 million, with total revenue drop 2.872 billion. Recovery hopes temper fears of a 10 billion deficit. 1959 begins with cautious optimism. Language study urged from third grade through high school to master foreign languages, citing studies and Folson. over 270 thousand public and 156 thousand private school students currently study languages. Famine insurance discusses storing 50 million tons of wheat reserves in food banks as potential surplus from bumper harvests. nine nations including the U.S. endorse the plan.
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United States Office of Education
Marion B. Folson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
United States
Canada
Food banks proposed to use surplus for aid
The United Nations council in Geneva discusses using surplus food to help needy nations. The plan would store surplus locally, not ship immediately, with payments, loans, and grants to compensate producers. It aims to reduce famine risk and curb movements toward communism by providing emergency reserves.
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United Nations Economic and Social Couet
Geneva
United States
Bear Lake Socials and Family Visits Noted
Bear Lake brief mentions Ethel Bond and Edith Hawkins returning from a West vacation. Charles Peterson of Warren visits brother in law J C Manwaring. Mrs Ross Fleming of Corry visits Lucille Price. Charles Johnson and wife visit Evelyn Woodburn. Linda Newhouse stays with uncle Clyde Morse in Westfield. J C Manwaring visits Millicé Burch in Youngsville. Claud Crosby and family vacation with Robert Burch in San Diego. Francis and Michael Crowe appear.
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Bear Lake
Ethel Bond
Edith Hawkins
Charles Peterson
Warren
J. C. Manwaring
Ross. Fleming
Corry
Lucille Price
Charles Johnson
Youngsville
Evelyn Woodburn
Linda Newhouse
Clyde Morse
Westfield
Parole Official Links Juvenile Crime Rise to Home Ties
Harrisburg reports state parole official Paul J. Gernert warns the home hides juvenile delinquency, hindering solutions. He cites a 70 percent rise in the past eight years and says overcrowded facilities will worsen. Police chiefs push lowering the juvenile age to 16 and better detention options.
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Harrisburg
Paul J. Gernert
Pennsylvania Board of Parole
Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association
Gernert
Frank H. Sweeney
Jenkintown
Meadville Vetoes Teacher’s Return and Seeks Funds
Meadville Area School Board votes to sue the State Department of Public Instruction to recover about 25,000 from a 1950s school building lease agreement. The board also appeals a Crawford County court ruling restoring Louis Varricchio to teaching and backpay after contract termination for alleged misconduct in 1957.
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Meadville
Meadville Area
State Department of Public Instruction
Crawford County
Louis Varricchio
Varricchio
Missing Clippers Search Sparks Navy Air Patrol
Warships and planes from the Navy and Army prepared tonight to search for a missing Pan American Airways Clipper that disappeared after departing Guam to Mindila. A violent rain and electrical storm lashed the region last night causing two deaths in the Jamestown district and heavy damage across northwestern Pennsylvania and southwestern New York. Mrs. Frederick A. McComb of Stoneboro met with Corry officials as preliminary steps formed the Corry Travel Club to join the Pennsylvania Highways Travel Club in promoting state tourism.
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Manila
Navy
Army
Pan-American Airways
Guam Island
Mithila
Jamestown
Pennsylvania
New York
Frederick A. McComb
Stoneboro
The
Pennsylvania State Publicity Commission
Corry
Ransom Gates Homestead Burned Near Lovells Station
Forty years ago on May 29 1918 the old Ransom Gates homestead half a mile south of Lovells Station burned to the ground occupied by David Gates. Arber reportedly landed a 20 pound lunge in Findley Lake yesterday. Henry Faulke a former Jacob Dodd Company employee will open a wholesale market. In the city Ruth Wetmore daughter of Horace Wetmore carrier on Rural Route No 3 becomes the first woman carrier appointed from this city under the new rule.
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Ransom Gates
Lovells Station
David Gates
Arber
Findley Lake
Henry Faulke
Jacob Dodd Company
Ruth Wetmore
Horace Wetmore
Summit clash delays Middle East talks amid council plan
James Marlow reviews the aborted summit push over Middle East stability. Khrushchev proposed a five power meeting with Geneva location options. Macmillan and Eisenhower favored a United Nations Security Council framework with limited voting. De Gaulle opposed full council talks, hinting at a Europe-based summit. Pineapples top canned fruits in U.S. rankings.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Middle East
Lebanon
Jordan
Brit
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Troiia
Gates
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
Macmillan
India
Dé Gaulle
Council On
Israel
Turkey
Iran
Security Council
Council
Khnush
Eiesenhower
de Gaulle
Europe
New York
White House
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Gerry
Nchides
Rodeo Grounds
Gerry, N. Y
Marlow
James Marlow
U. S
Corry Drive- In
Paris
Dragoon Wells
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Plymouth
Catherine Elchynsti
Robert Elmquist
Insurance and Bonds
Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Avenue
Corry, Pa
Durwood Rogers
Donald R. Sperry
Hollywood
Root Furniture
Joseph McConnell
Charles Lutton
Timc
Brownie
Starflex
Flasholder
Guy Stafford
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Remington Mall
CROWN
Johnson Brothers
Avenua
Charles Measinger
Donald MacMartin
Lyle Chas Corry
Chase
William Man
United Community Red Cross
Unitec
Bracken
James Ally
B. G. Bennett
Richa
Kane
John
Shi John, Payne
Spring Creek
Glenn Davis
Wayne Alice King
Milo
Dude
Ida Bu Floss
Sciota
Erie
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