Publication information for Corry Journal and rates
The Corry Journal publishes daily with West South Street address. It lists staff titles and syndication by Wire Associated Press. Subscription rates are nine dollars yearly or four dollars and seventy five cents for six months by mail. carrier price seven cents per copy and forty two cents per week.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chillen- Ho
John McLiughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Corry
The Frightening Future Economic Outlook
The piece criticizes government, Congress, and the Fed for a costly recession response. It warns of years of deficit financing, rising debt, and inflation, fueled by Treasury borrowing and expanded credit. It argues policy shifts risk severe economic adjustment despite some signs of improvement.
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Congress
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Washington
Wall Street Journal
Faith and Survival in the Philippines War Tale
Go Seng publisher of the Fookien Times recounts more than a thousand days hiding in jungle quarters after Japanese invasion. A Buddhist who became Presbyterian by marriage he credits God with sustaining hope and life amid captivity and peril.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Philippines
Go Pash Seng
Manila
Fooklen ‘Times
Morning Journal
Douma Publications
Carlos P. Rowalor
Felisa
Fookien Times
Luton
Newspapers Split On Adams In White House Era
Editorial pages reveal a split over Adams amid Eisenhower support. Herald Tribune lauds Adams as indispensable and urges his stay, while St. Louis Globe-Democrat praises his energy and integrity. Hearst papers question the White House claim and weigh political realities ahead. The San Francisco Chronicle notes GOP critics see imperfections yet stress Adams’ influence remains debated.
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Sunomniea Rotsepeene
New York Herald-Tribune
Eisenhower
Washington
Sherman Adams
Adams
The
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Hearst
New York Journal-American
White House
San Francisco Chronicle
Corry Memories Look Back Twenty Years Ago June 21 1938
Yesterday's Memories recount June 21 1938 in Corry with federal actions. Leon G Turreau of the FBI announced mailing resignation to J Edger Hoover after 18 members of a German espionage ring were indicted. City Council studies temporary traps at the Seneca street sewer intake and plans a site visit for possible action at a special municipal executives meeting tomorrow evening.
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New York
Leon G. Turreu
Federal
Burray of Investigation
J. Edger Hoover
Seneca Street
City Council weighs demolition of park band stand
Director of Property A. O. Sandburg presented the plan to council last night. No objections were filed to razing the obsolete structure which is too small for an assembly band.
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A. O. Sandburg
1918 City Tax Receipts and Local Notices
Trensker Heerlein reports about 23000 dollars of city taxes paid. Arthur Schaub arrives overseas with the 31901 Field Hospital Corps. Nichols and Betts install a welding outfit on First avenue. Excavation for a new Christian Science Church on Park Street proceeds. The piece also references political shifts and commentary from The New York Times on postwar party criticism.
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Trensker Heerlein
John Schaub
Arthur
Camp Tee
Field Hospital Corps
Park Street
The
Christian Science Society
Corry notes include office shift and local updates
This week in Corry a new chamber secretary takes over duties replacing Mrs. Scholton who left for Fort Knox. Pupils in Spring Creek schools purchased $208 in U.S. Savings Stamps for 1967-68. Post office rates rise July 1 for small boxes from $1.50 to $1.70. David Niven displays postcards at Citizens National Bank while Columbus Dam hopes stir renewed local effort. Diploma from Corry High School 1881 draws attention near Grice Jewelers. Community notices cover translations, church suppers signage, relief checks in Erie County, and evolving portable TV tubes. Local commerce, civic plans, and church assignments shape the week yet leave several questions from council futures.
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Roy Kerstetter
Corry
Niven
Columbus
Corry High School
Grice Jewelers
Louis Spencer Bonsteel
Laon Fardink
Bennink Insurance Agency
Local bond fight, fridge law and community events
The article notes a politician hedging on supporting a 309000 bond issue while advocating economy. It recalls a fridge disposal law aimed at preventing deaths from unattended appliances, with instances in Corry Jamestown and Raymond. It also covers Printing magazine praise, a Naval Reservist voyage, Matheson Historical Congress planning, and a nursing school graduation and 20th wedding anniversary.
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Corry-Jamestown
Raymond
United States
Canada
Raymond Plant
Associated Spring
Frank McKnight
Washington
D. C
Chamber of Commerce
Mathheson Historical Congress
Patti Bertiges
Clarence Kirch
Wayne Street
Allegheny County General Hospital
Russell Merritt Sr
South Second Avenue
Press Russia To Free Prisoners In East Germany Crisis
The United States urged Soviet authorities in East Germany to act immediately to free nine U S military personnel captured when their helicopter crashed in bad weather two weeks ago. Moscow counters it cannot control its German satellite, raising questions over postwar duty and direct dealings.
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Russia
Washington
United States
East Germany
U.S
State Department
Moscow
Robert Murphy
Germany
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Defense
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Clinton, Lauson and Jacobson Small Motors
Cady & Collier
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Neilly
Kraft’s Velveeta
Chuck Roast
U. S
Split
Nichols
Betts
National Garage
First Avenue
Tony Jackson
New York Times
Olister
the Times
Rexall Drugs
Center St
Harrisburg
Erie County
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Down
Town Idea Exchange
San Francisco
Center Street
Rev
H. &. Dalbey
Wattsburg Methodist Church
Methodist Conference
Kinley
Pittsfield Inn
Pittsfield
Pas
Presen
Youngsville
Diemer
Comer First Avenue
West Main Street
Lulu
Heberlein Motor Sales
Corty, Pa
Buick
Chevrolet
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