Corry Evening Journal notices and rates summary
Corry Evening Journal lists staff and offices with addresses in Corry Pennsylvania and major advertising reps in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia. It notes postal posting, AP ownership rights, and yearly mail rates with a 9 a.m. display deadline prior publication.
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George R. Sample
Allan Basbrouck
John McLaughan
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Cowardly American a columnist warns against communism
A syndicated columnist accuses Americans of cowardice for soft attitudes toward communism, citing a young college man who argued it would be better to be under Russian or Chinese rule. He urges firmness, noting Americans value independence and will not surrender to tyranny.
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Red China
Russia
Beagle Club Plans Fund Drive At Monthly Meeting
The Hare Creek Beagle Club met at the YMCA to discuss funding the training grounds on Route T between Comy and Spartansburg. Members reviewed fundraising options and noted the need for brush piles near rabbit feed strips while noting rabbits cannot be staked due to trapping restrictions cited by the Erie game protector.
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Beagle
Hare Creek
Erie Game Protector
Rabbits to be glocked as soon as available officials say
Officials of the club announce rabbits will be glocked when available this time of year. An appeal was made to members for flyer participation in workights and future meetings of the organization.
Missile Ready Gap Canaveral
The Air Force says Mace B missiles are virtually prepared for combat alert status. The note follows a successful launch test of one of the swept wing missiles on an evasive training flight over the Atlantic yesterday.
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Air Force
Atlanne Ringe
Canada Risks Discount as Debut Dollar Shifts
A report on currency dynamics shows Canada aiming to weaken its dollar to boost exports while the United States also pursues deficits. Shifts in demand for dollars affect Americans with Canadian investments and cross border purchases, as deficits and policy moves press both currencies toward new values. Strong entities include Canada and United States governments, US and Canadian investors, and West Germany as a regional benchmark.
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New York
Canada
United States
Canaian
Uke
West Germany
Veterans Administration Pays Large Dividends On Policies
The VA pays 1961 life insurance dividends plus a 40 percent special dividend totaling about 500 million. Regular dividends reached 258.5 million to 506 million veterans by May, with the first 1962 special near 240 million. Checks begin late month, finishing by August 1. Factors include fixed mortality rates, government covering overhead, and extra hazardous duty claims funded from appropriations. Policies mainly USGLE and NSLE, no new NSLE/USGLI issues though reinstatement possible. Mrs. Alice Lawrence, wife of Gov. Lawrence, is treated for back ailment at Magee Hospital in Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
U.S
USGLE
National Service Life Insurance
NSLE
Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Alice Lawrence
Gov. Lawrence
Magee Hospital
Drivers fall under FDA probe over pep pills use
In Dunkirk, prosecutors consider grand jury action for interstate truck drivers linked to pep pills as the FDA steps up a crackdown. An FDA spokesman cites long hours, hallucinations, and nervous exhaustion as risks, while state police note illegal log books and high illicit pill prices at travel stops.
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Dunkirk
Chautiuque County
U.S. Food—and Cruze Administration
FDA
Federati Jlls
William Prillmayer
Buffalo
Agenta
Families Celebrate Father's Day Across Camps and Towns
Local residents share visits and greetings for Father's Day. Multiple households from Washington DC to Cassadaga, North East, and Jamestown gathered with relatives, attended games, and joined picnics. Births are noted, with Kimberly Louise welcomed to the Wallace family. six grandparents are listed.
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Melvin Wallace
Kimberly Louise
Pred Walhice
Elouise Marsh
Roadblock routine idea aided by troopers and inspectors
Blaze Police said the road block lasts a week as a routine affair. Troopers with portable scales operate frequently throughout New York. Thruway Troopers also conduct checks. They find pills under seat cushions or hidden elsewhere. Drivers often confess after questioning but federal inspectors seek the source of the pills while most motorists stay mum.
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New York
Thruway
Hoig
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