Stagnant Tide Persists As Population Shifts C Corr y
A Corry Journal column discusses census trends showing urban residents moving to rural areas, with Erie and Warren counties gaining while Meadville Titusville and nearby cities lose. It notes local efforts by CAIDC to spur industrial growth and warns against expecting rapid booms like Titusville's oil era. A Woodworking plant and a plastics firm may boost employment, but progress remains gradual.
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Thusville
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CAIDC
Prices to rise in fall as inflation threat fades
New York AP report says Fed sees inflation pressure fading for now yet consumer costs may climb. Index drivers include food seasonal changes, higher apparel costs from wage rises, and rising freight and rail wages. Cars remain cheaper overall due to compact models, while steel products edge up on end-year wages. Government price supports and processing costs keep food prices upward despite seasonal dips.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
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Matty
Tab Hunter Face Shifts to TV as Hollywood Struggles
Hollywood may be losing its edge as the movie capital of the world. Tab Hunter predicts films earn more abroad and suggests shooting overseas. He plans a fall TV show where he plays a cartoonist in Malibu, with a constant parade of attractive visitors.
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Tab Hunter
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United States
Hunter
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No Extension Seen In Reserve Contracts
N. Y. Dodd chairman of Waren County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee announced that Conservation Reserve contracts expiring in 1960 or later are no longer eligible for extension. Previously five year or less contracts could be extended up to ten years but the ruling stops extensions to avoid new contracts Ireland the extra funds. The exception is tree planting contracts when seedlings are unavailable, requiring one year extension per year of unavailability. Existing contracts remain unchanged.
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Boston Post Suit Settled For $90,000
Civil case in Federal Court ended with a $90,000 settlement to bankruptcy trustees of the Boston Post publisher. Trustees sought $1,217,485 from North Penn Gas Co of Port Allegany, alleging a 1955 fund transfer by John Fox to defraud creditors. Trial ended on third day with judges and counsel in attendance.
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Boston Post
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Boton
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Port Allegany
Joseph P Willson
John Fox
Fox
North Penn
Ulman
Edmund Trent
Pittsburgh
Nixon Plans Nationwide Campaign Tour If Nominee Wins
Vice President Richard M. Nixon, expected GOP presidential nominee, aims to campaign in every state and visit some twice. Campaign chairman Leonard W. Hall said Nixon will mostly fly but may ride trains for regional stops. Hall noted staff will consider use of radio and television, including large TV spots and some half hour coverage.
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Leonard W. Hall
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Congress
Golfer Hit After Being Told To Play Through
Titusville man Dunkerley was struck in the head by a golf ball at Titusville Country Club last evening. He received a scalp laceration, was treated in Titusville Hospital emergency room, and discharged. The impact came after he waved Michael Wieder through on the course. He reportedly fell into a grass trap and was knocked down.
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Joseph Spunkerley
Dunkerley
Titusville Hospital
Michael Wieder
Wieder
Pa Family Of Four Killed In Western Crash
A Pennsylvania family of four died and five others were injured in a three car and truck trailer collision on U.S. 66 near Williams, Arizona. Victims were James Albert McCartney, his wife, and two children from Uniontown, with several injured in the Tennessee and Memphis groups. A furniture truck driven by George W. Caves of Lincoln, Nebraska struck the McCartney car, causing a rollover and injuries.
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Bedford
Ohio
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McCartney
Tennessee
Caves
Auto kills 8 year old crossing Route 19 near Zelienople
An eight year old boy, Allen Kasper of Harmony, was fatally struck by a car yesterday while attempting to cross Route 19 near his home three miles north of Zelienople. State Police reported the accident occurred in Nassau County.
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The junior executive and the postwar career myth
New York profiles a postwar label the junior executive. The piece sketches the stereotype as a young, eager ladder climber with Ivy League polish, a small white house, and modest pay, then questions what the role truly means and what executives actually do. It cites Manhattan workers’ definitions contrasting title with reality.
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Fener
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Hal Boyle’s Americana on the modern executive class
A Hal Boyle excerpt lampoons early corporate culture noting office party chiefs and picnic organizers, lunch-bag buyers, nepotistic marriages, and the joking stereotype of underpaid juniors. The piece sketches a shifting office hierarchy as automation arrives and “junior” executives prove blunter than their rank suggests.
Services Held For N Dimmick In Dimmick
Funeral services for N Dimmick were conducted at 2 PM at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Groree Myf presiding. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Lee Shepard Ralph Glenn John Mooney Percy McClay Austi Studd Edward Crapser. Attendees included Richard Akam Mr and Mrs Lessir Akam Westeyville Mr and Mrs John Crowley Warret Mr and Mrs Karl Dimmin Milwaukee and Mrs Ralph Martin Grand Valley with many Corty friends present.
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Bracken Funeral Home
Groree Myf
Milwaukee
Ralph Martin
Grand Valley
Corty
Refusal of New Trial in Brackenridge Slaying Case
Jerry Pacek 15 year old convicted slayer of a Brackenridge woman had his appeal denied. Judge Henry X. O'Brien indicated a sentence within ten days after the ruling. Pacek was convicted of second degree murder.
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Brackenridge
Henry X. O'Brien
Pace
Pacek
Buffalo Duty Available For Corry Enlistees
Corry area youths may enlist for a Buffalo assignment near Buffalo Montana to be stationed at missile bases. Recruiting Sergeant John Z Pross says a limited number of such posts are available this month with Fort Knox Kentucky as the initial training step before Buffalo assignment. Enlistment must occur by end of June with processing at once. The local Post Office recruiting office is open Tuesday to Thursday from 9 am to 3 pm.
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Woman testifies in Mercer murder case over affair claim
Mrs. Isabelle B Abernathy 47 of Hickory Township testified in Mercer County Court that she and her two grown children photographed her husband’s car outside their home and said they believed he was seeing another woman before the March fatal shooting on Sharon Mercer Road. The trial referenced the 1958 case of Mrs. Lilian Stevick.
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Mercer County
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