Corry Journal Rates and Staff Contact Info
Public notice page listing Corry Journal staff names led by Terry Eyawng and George R Sample, with publishing offices for Bott ingill Rimball Inc in multiple cities and AP wire service use. It includes mailing rates 11.00 yearly 6 months 678 9.00 yearly 6 months and advertising deadlines.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Terry Eyawng Journal
Usher
George R. Sample
Geneva
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
O.T. Bergman
Wational
Bottingill-Rimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Asell
AP News
Cartier
Downtown Dallas church doubles down on city roots
In Dallas the Rev. Dr W A Criswell of First Baptist Church defends staying downtown. The church values its urban mission, operates a Good Shepherd program, and funds cross-street expansion while sending buses into nearby low income areas to help underprivileged families. Deacons and wealthy members drive the outreach.
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Dallas Tex
W. A. Criswell
Texas
Dr Criswell
First Baptist Church of
Dallas
Ervan
San Jacinto
First Baptist
First Bapttist
Good Shepherd Department
Johnny Barts
Hunter
Criswell
The Not 80 Good Old Summertime
A cautionary piece on summer dangers to children. It warns of drownings, mower injuries, bike accidents, and sunburn, urging families to stay vigilant and prevent tragedies despite the season’s lure. The tone blends nostalgia with urgent safety guidance, noting youth abundance and common hazards.
More Women Immigrants to U S than Men in Recent Years
Over the last three years, 481,900 women arrived as immigrants to the United States, surpassing 421,000 men. Conversely, more men than women exited the U S to other nations, indicating a gender difference in emigration patterns.
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U.S
U. S
Russians Favor Peace Over War Amid Khrushchev Campaign
Russians mostly support peace moves and hopes for better U.S. relations, fearing renewed Cold War. Within the Communist world some leaders and allies see Khrushchev's peace push as risky, while U.S. relations and domestic tensions push a cautious backtracking after the U2 incident. Citizens envision greater personal freedoms and exposure to foreign travel, contrasting with party elites and military demobilization trends.
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Kureyt
United States
Communist Party
Red Chinese
Khrushchev
Communist World Movement
Unie to Hime (vadled Witt) peonitses and atiow @ Snow of merrimance
I Samie
Khrishchev
Area Hospital Carnival For Patients At Warren State Hospital
Warren State Hospital plans a Thursday July 21 carnival for patients themed The Roasiley Twenting with community groups supplying prizes, decorations and volunteers. Prizes prized from ten cents to one dollar, donations mailed to Mrs. John Urbaitis, director of volunteer service, Warren Pa to support patient canteen tickets and party refreshments.
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Warren State Hospital
John €. Urbaitis
Warren Pa
Yesterdays Memories from Corry and War News
A collage of 1846 Corry memories and 1940s war dispatches. Reports from Berlin on Dordogne advances and a London facing possible blitz. Erie fatality after a fall on a roofing scaffold and a Corry school board authorizing a 10000 dollar loan for salaries. Philadelphia hosts the Republican convention baring a first ballot, with Joseph W. Martin Jr. signaling a long session.
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Philadelphia
Joseph W. Martin Jr
YMCA Calendar Week of June 27 Summer Schedule Starts
YMCA Calendar outlines daily summer activities for members. Include swimming daily, piano recital by Carolyn Brundage on Monday at 4 pm, Corry Area Golden Age Club Tuesday 1 pm, Teen Time Wednesday with two showings, The Hawk in color for older youths, no member charges, Friday Junior High Party 1 pm to 9 pm, and Teen Time WOTR Saturday 9 to 11 am.
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Carolyn Brundage
Neom Johnson
Corry
WOTR
Eisenhower's Far East trip amid Tokyo riots and spook crash
Washington reports note two trips two embarrassments and two unanswered questions about the Eisenhower administration. The U2 spy plane incident helped Khrushchev blow up the Paris summit. Riots in Tokyo forced cancellation of the President's trip while Japanese and non Communist groups protested a new defense treaty. The White House defense of not halting the program contrasts with Senate committee finding no clear decision to proceed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Philippines
Formosa
Okinawa
Horea
Tokyo
Khrushchev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Yank Fails Seventh Time In French Race
Briggs Cunningham, American builder and driver, saw his entry fail to win the Le Mans 24-hour race as Olivier Gen Debien and Paul Frere drove a Ferrari to victory. Cunningham’s Chevrolet Corvette was retired after co-driver Bill Kimberley struck a wall. He plans to return next year with better preparation. He disputed a French report claiming over $200,000 was spent to bring his party of 38.
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LE Mans
France
Briggs Cunningham
Per
Cunningham
Ferrari
Olivier Gendebien
Paul Frere
Belgium
Cunninham
Bill Kimberley
New Milford Gonn
Atlantic
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Questions Herter on Bed Permittee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee pressed Herter for answers as to why the bed permittee decision was deemed hazardous. The best He could offer was that the President's advisors' judgment has proved flawed.
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Senate Foren
Herter
Tun Heen
Erie Man 48 In City Fourth Car Fatality
A 48 year old Erie man became the city's fourth fatality when his car lost control and struck two utility poles. James Bischoff, who was treasurer of the Uthmann Cher Club, died of head and neck injuries at 5:33 p.m. at St. Vincent Hospital. An autopsy will be ordered by Coroner Merle W. Wood. The car was traveling alone. the fire department reported the vehicle demolished and the pole snapped.
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Erie
Silemaf
James Bischoff
St. Vincent Hospital
Merle W. Wood
Bischoff
Uthmann Cher Club
Wood
Fatal Thruway Crash Kills Albany Man Aubrey Horton
A two car collision on the New York Thruway near Albany killed Aubrey M. Horton, 67, of South Bethlehem. Five others, including Mrs. Ant Horton and two children, survived with minor injuries. Horton was father in law to William Block, co publisher of several major papers.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Aubrey M. Horton
Bethlehem
Ant Horton
Horton
William Block
Pittsburgh Post-Givette
Sun-Telegraph
Toledo Blade
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