Corry Evening Journal masthead and ad copy details
The Corry Evening Journal publisher and staff names listed, with advertising and pressroom personnel and regional AP use restrictions. Includes mailing and carrier rates, advertising deadline and business office notices as printed in the era’s newspaper masthead.
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Carry Evening Journal
George R Sample
Allan Hasbrouck
Jot McLaughin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Simball
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Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chasber of Corn- Merce
Pittsburgh
Weigh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Debate over federal aid to education in 1968 debate
The article critiques proposed federal education aid, arguing it would broadly distribute funds, hit affluent states, and threaten local control. It warns Southern conservatives favor segregated schools and suggests amendments could derail the bill. It urges restraint to avoid costs exceeding gains.
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Senate
Hollywood marriage woes and a British-American view on American women
Annee Baxter, widow of John Hodiak, now in Australia with husband James Galt, speaks on American and Hollywood marriage. She criticizes Hollywood women for overfreedom and self pity, urges civic work, and notes the paradox of American domestic ideals amid Hollywood success and failure.
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Hollywood
America
Annee Baxter
Holly Wood
John Hodiak
Australia
Janeherrst Dolph Galt
Anne
Hier Holiseé
Hollywand
wTake
Kennedy Faces Foreign Policy Unknowns in Early Presidency
James Marlow notes President Kennedy is strong in domestic politics with bipartisan Congress support, while foreign affairs remain untested. Kennedy and Johnson work behind the scenes in a moderate, Eisenhower-like fashion, but only time will test his international leadership as the Paris Vienna talks yield unclear communiqués on Berlin Laos and Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Kennery
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Senate Democrats
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Pais
Khrushchev
Paris
Vienna
Berlin
Hold Rites For Benjamin Morton
Funeral service for Benjamin Morton was held at Bricken Funeral Home at 4 p.m. Saturday with Capt. Rich ard Bush and Capt. Walter Grover officiating. Interment followed in Sprig Creek Cemetery. Bearers included Philip Satterlee Merton Kenniston George Sammons Kurt Sammons and Jack Foster. Attending from away were Mrs Orpha Sammons and daughter Barbara Mr and Mrs George Sammons Kurt Sammons Mr and Mrs dpb Adamedy wife of Union City Mr and Mrs David DeHaven Mr and Mrs Orrin Dunbar Evie Ma and Mrs Richard Dunbar of Houston Capt Walter Crouch and son Walter of Du Bois Mrs Richard Bush sang I Am in His Hands.
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Benjamin Morton
Benjamin
Fiuvys Morton
Bricken
Richhard Bush
Walter Grover
Sprig Creek
Hase
Philip Satterlee
Merton Kenniston
George Sammons
Kurt Sammons
Jack Foster Amone
Orpha Sammons
Barbara
Dpb Adamedy
Wil
Union City
David DeHaven
Wid
Orrin. Dunbar
Evie Ma
Richard Dunbar
Houston
Tex
Walter Crouch
Walter
du Bois
Richard Bush
Man’s public life strains private ties amid fame
The speaker notes that fame brings changes in a man’s life including a wife and two children, a press agent, and a new circle of friends. The demands of publicity complicate marriage and force the man to adopt behaviors he previously would not.
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Sind
Ike Blasts Dems Money Policies Sees Tax Shift
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon, a former Eisenhower official, estimated the deficit for the year starting July 1 at about 3.7 billion dollars. He spoke on a television program with Clifford P. Case and Harrison A. Williams, noting the Kennedy administration hopes for higher tax revenues to balance the budget, cover New Frontiers costs, and enable a tax cut.
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Sony
Safety Effort Cuts Area Road Deaths
State Police Lt Frank McKetta reported May traffic results for Corry Erie Franklin Oward Meadville and Warren substation areas showing fewer fatalities in 1961 than 1960 with a rise in enforcement and public safety awareness. May incidents totaled 192 accidents with four deaths and $85,775 property damage while 1326 arrests and 1148 warnings were issued for motor vehicle code violations.
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Frank McKetta
Lawrence Park
Corry
Erie
Pranklin
Oward
Meadville
Warren
Lt. McKetta
Services Held For Mrs. B. Peterson
Belva E. Peterson's service was at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m. with Rev. Lawrence Meneely officiating. Interment followed in McCray Cemetery. Bearers included Robert Crandall, Lucian Lindholm, Gerald Brown, Gerald McCray, Louis Bunting, and George Boozel. Out-of-town mourners joined local family from North East, Clymer, Sherman, and Youngsville.
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ANE Marine Pee Ige Aun
Belva E. Peterson
Bracken
Lawrence Meneely
McCray Cemetery
Robert Crandall
Lucian Lindholm
Gerald Brown
Gerald McCray
Louis “Bunting
George Boozel
Ralph Naugle
Joseph Naugle
North East
Clymer
Sherman
Gilbert Sanford
Gilbert Sanford Jr
Cuy~re Sanford
Youngsville
Quality of local schools tops in site selection for labs
A design and construction firm says communities win research laboratory projects by offering strong local education and proximity to universities. Its scoring system dedicates up to 130 points for education, with site factors weighting land cost, utilities, shipping, zoning, and taxes.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Frank L. Whitney
Walter Kidde Constructors Inc
Sperry Rand
Warner& Lambert
Westinghouse Electric
Shell Chemical
Schering
General Electric
General Time
Atomic Energy Commission
Kidde
Iself
Blocked In One Tax Hike Rome Raises Another
The Rome school board failed to raise the per capita tax to 15 dollars for 1961 62 and instead increased the real estate millage to 40 mills in a 9 to 2 vote at a Saturday night meeting. Solicitor P Joseph Thomas advised the panel that the cap could not be met, so the shortfall will be covered by higher millage. Secretary Louie Turner said about 40 mills would be needed to cover the budget, noting a 10000 dollar short last year and dwindling surplus.
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Rome
Assocltool Board
Louie Turner
Ston
Meadville
P. Joseph Thomas
Thomas
Arnold Morris
Harry Kerr
Turner
Kerr
Rute
Memories of Corry and area notes from June
Corry items recall the 141 death of Kaiser Wilhelm II in exile at Doorn almost 23 years after fleeing Europe. Zafiropulos Brothers reopen the Ritz Restaurant in the Traction building. Local selectee movement includes a June 10 draft departure for Fort Meade. Mead Park development meeting invites all residents tonight at the Municipal building. Roger Amy reports a 39 inch trout from French Creek. Evie County Boy Scout leaders join for a joint dinner at Motel Corry to discuss county program plans.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Imperial Germany
Doorn
Zafiropulos Brothers
Arcadé
Corry
Traction
Pennsylvania
Mead Park
Evie County
Ren United
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James Marlow
Ike
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CLC
Barney's
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Tuffy’s
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Comex
Fogle Lumber CO
Crystal Coal CO
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General Auto Repair
Frank
Thomas Motors
Corty
Centenntal
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
Briggs & Stratton Clinton
Jacobson
Jacobson Tractors
Collier-Wascak Power Mower Service
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Ben Crak
Snyder Circle
Patricia W. Fargo
S. Center Street
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Columbus
Galbreath
Raymond Ave
2Nd Ward
Leq F. Franz SE
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W. Frederick Street
Citizens National Bank of
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Fort Meade
Roger Amy
Merle Amy
West Washington Street
French Creek
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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John Princeton
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Mary le Ellen Hughes
F Ter
Terson Street
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A Clevelsion
Alumi Phill Mi
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M Erle
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