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Corry Journal publishes daily except Sunday with staff and office listings including George R. Sample and William Chiricu aio. It notes Associated Press exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches and lists mail and carrier pricing, advertising deadlines, and representative offices in major cities.
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Teens Adopt Code of Social Conduct for Parties
A 46 member panel of Rye and White Plains teens from two public and two parochial high schools approves a social code after months of debate. The plan requires adult supervision at teen gatherings, parent knowledge of whereabouts, and specified local curfews by grade levels. The code aims to standardize rules amid varied parental standards and urges teens to coordinate home arrival times with escorts and families.
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Rye
White Plains
N. J
Labor Reform Row Sparks Labor Bill Critique
Secretary James P. Mitchell, away in Geneva for an ILO conference, issues a four point statement critiquing the Kennedy Ives labor reform bill. The department finds the measure full of imperfections and loopholes that would weaken existing protections for union members and the public, potentially jeopardizing passage.
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James P. Mitchell
Geneva
International Labor Organization
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Irving M
Mitchell
Washington
Department
Kennedy
Ives
Van der Meer's historic no hitter makes immortality
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls Johnny Van der Meer of Cincinnati becoming the first pitcher in a century to pitch two consecutive no hit no run games. He later fished with his father in New Jersey, a quiet postscript to a historic ball night. City streets repair work will pause for ten days without more federal funds, per City Engineer N R Dickson. Council plans a third bid for a new police patrol car at a special session June 22 at 8 PM.
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New York
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Counieil Chambers
Four decades past injuries and civic notes in June 1918
40 Years Ago June 17 1918 reports George Ward motorcycle policeman in a serious accident near Garland suffering a broken right leg left leg injuries a head wound and many cuts Victor Orn of the Signal Corps home on furlough spoke at Presbyterian Sunday School on the Corps work Earl H Altkins broke a leg in a playful wrestle Sergeant Walter J Gretzler formerly with Bell Telephone Pittsburgh now in a US Signal Corps telegraph battalion due to drafting errors not intent. Some drafting issues are being ironed out. hope the ruckus does not derail an effective bill.
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George Ward
Garland
Victor Orn
Signal Corps
Camp
Fremont
Calif
Presbyterian Sunday School
Walter J. Gretzler
Bell Telephone Company of
Pittsburgh
U. S. Signal Corps
Housewife’s Day Shaved by Four Hours in 25 Years
A Milwaukee investment underwriters report notes housewives have shortened their cooking day from 5.5 hours to 1.6 hours over 25 years due to washers dryers and frozen dinners. The shift accompanies a broader recreation boom as families gain leisure time for sports and vacations.
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Milwaukee Company
Construction payrolls lead upturn in U S wages report
New York The construction industry gains are boosting national wages after months of decline. Better weather easier credit and especially government spending drive the upturn. Housing starts exceed one million annual rate with FHA VA mortgage applications rising. public projects and road building show growth.
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New York
Commerce Department
Labor Department
FHA
Veterans Administration
Economic outlook from Northern Trust and Federal spending trends
Economists from the Northern Trust Co. of Chicago say the Federal Roads program will award about two billion dollars in new contracts in the coming weeks. Spending on post offices and other federal buildings rises while state and local governments market a rich volume of security issues, up 24 percent from last year, funding construction of schools water and sewage systems. The bad news is the surge in industrial building is over for a time as 1958 spending trails last year by about 21 percent. Commercial building slows but activity remains in offices and stores serving new housing in major cities.
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Northern Trust Co
Chicago
Federal Roads
Builders eye subs urban growth and year end funds
The text notes a surge of city residents moving to suburbs and the rise of new industrial communities. Builders expect two help streams in year end: easier money to revive shelved schemes and confidence if the slump levels off. The Commerce Department predicts total construction outlay for the year at about 491 billion dollars, nearly a billion more.
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Department of Commerce
Auto victim seeks $30,000 after Erie crash
J Ben Parent, Eric seeks more than 30 000 in damages from Andrew Barber of Erie for injuries when struck while standing near his auto on November 16 1957. More than 25 000 is demanded for lost wages during recuperation. suit filed in Erie County Court yesterday.
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J. Ben Parent
Eric
Andrew Barber
Erie
Parent
Erie County
Mother of Assaulted Boy Out on Bond
Dolores Perry Rose 30 was released on a 2500 cash bail after being charged with attempting to murder her 41 year old son Jimmy. Her husband Wilfred remains in hospital for observation. Both are indicted. Timmy is hospitalized. trial not set until September due to her condition.
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Mayyluuui
Dolores Perry Rose
Chautauqua County
Jimmy
Timmy
Brooks' Hospital
Dunkirk
Wilfred Rose
Gowanda State Hospital
Mayville
Bear Lake News Roundup From Local Events
Bear Lake residents tale of EUB Branch convention at Findley Lake camp. Penn Morton returns from Corry Memorial Hospital. Miss Rearick wedding at Rural Valley. Rev. James Crosby presided at Lee Crosby wedding. Bear Lake School picnic. birth announced for John Evans lash’s daughter at Jamestown General. Jessie Aaron and Clyde Hotchkiss quiet home wedding. Gala Day at Busti with horse pulling contest won by Clyde Manwarings team. church services at EUB Church. Pennsylvania United Fund sets 1959 goal of 1 254 608.
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Bear Lake
EUB
Findley Lake
Penn Morton
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wilton Weyers
Carolyn
Rearick
Rural Valley
James Crosby
Sebewaing
Carl Crosby Rey
Crosby
Lee Crosby
John Evans Lash
Jamestown General Hospital
Jessie Aaron
Clyde Hotchkiss
Mr. Hotchkiss
Arra McGill
Weis Library
Busti
Clyde Manwaring
Paul Reagle
Marilyn Johnson
Lottsville
State Highway Dept Offers Students More Summer Jobs
Harrisburg reports show the State Highways Department will hire about 450 college students for semisupervisory construction posts and around 450 seasonal workers for construction through summer and into September. Personnel chief Robert Winchester notes overall state employment is down but the highways department expects 450 students plus 450 seasonal hires, many older men with families.
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Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Robert 8. Winchester
Gov. Leader
Commonwealth
Robert Jones
Jones
Highways Department
Winchester
Traffe
Nab Third Man In Assault On Policemen
Jamestown police brought Harry B Snyder age 21 of Warren to arraignment on second degree assault charges after he waived extradition. He joins two Warren brothers held in Chautauqua County jail awaiting grand jury action for aiding in the assault on Patrolmen Einar Monson and Jack Wilson outside a Harrison Street tavern. Joan Goodrich 18 of Jamestown faces disorderly conduct charges as three girls were involved and the incident began during a disturbance with several patrons from the Lindquist Grill.
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Jamestown
Warren
Einar H. Monsen
Jack Wilson
Harrison Street
Harry
Snyder
Dutch Hill
Lester Berglund
Monson
Earl ‘Thies
Chautauqua County
Mayville
Keith
Jack Anderson
Wilson
Lindquist Grill
Joan Goodrich
Queen's Physician Dies in Guildford at 72
Sir Arnold Stott, physician to Queen Elizabeth's household, died Sunday at his home in Guildford. He was 72 and served the royal medical staff for decades, noted for steady care and quiet service to the monarch and royal household.
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QUEEN
Guildford
England
Arnold Stott
Queen Elizabeth
Simday
Mr Clymer Feted At Noon Reception And Cake
Mr Clymer was honored at a noon gathering with a cake, roses, and refreshments. Guests included Mr Frank Blot and Mrs Ice Crear. Rev. ville Bay Kiwani Corlet presided as the event noted the Kiwi Hotel Co’s success and local auto trade. The report names Amy, Jeb, Walter and the city in a brief community note.
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Art Clymer
Frank
Ville
Columbu Star World
Amy
Walter
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