Corry Journal Masthead and Publication Details
The Corry Journal lists publishers and staff including George R. Sample as manager Allan Hasbrouch as advertising manager Join M Laughlin as pressroom foreman and GT Bergman as production manager The Associated Press is credited for local and AP news dispatches The paper notes postal and subscription rates and advertising deadlines and restricted mailing terms
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Corry Journal
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Cony Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Gene
Allan Hasbrouch
M. Laughlin
GT. Bergman
Boutnelai-Kimball, Inc
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Detroit
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Philadelphia
AP News
Morty
New Voice in an Old Horus Explodes on Food Surplus Plan
The Journal attacks Vice President Nixon's proposal to feed the world's hungry with U S surplus grain. It argues stored surplus costs millions daily and favors using it to end hunger at home rather than waste on schemes run by stores and “swindle” proponents. The piece laments taxpayers footing storage bills while farmers are paid to grow and storage barons profit.
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Journal
Nixon
Uncle Sam
Ridgway School Fire Hazard Upgrades Sought
The Ridgway Area Joint School District sought a state grant to cover about 84 038 dollars for fire hazard eliminations at Ridgway Elementary. The Bureau of School Buildings approved the project, noting grant eligibility depends on the district’s application and potential State Council of Education approvals.
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Department of Public Instruction
Fry Fideway Area Joint School
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Bureau of Selo Buildings
Weel Rideway
Ae Betne Eliibie Tor
State Department of Labor and Industry
Power Power Mowers Risk for Children Alarms Harborcreet Letter
Voice of the People urges stricter age limits on power mowers after an eight year old in Harborcreet lost two toes in a near fatal accident. A recent magazine cites thousands of injuries from rotary blades and warns that even gentle use by children is dangerous. The letter calls for parental responsibility and a minimum age law to prevent crippling injuries.
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Harborcreet
North Center Street
George Cookslls
Bomb plots probed in Madrid train bombings
Spanish police investigate the explosion of five incendiary bombs on trains and at railroad stations Monday. Some observers view the incidents as part of a protest campaign against police handling of prisoners.
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Madrid
Retiring Raymondites at Associated Spring Raymond division
Ralph Vanderhoff and John Mooney retire today after long service with Associated Spring Corporation Raymond division. Vanderhoff served 15 years, last as night guard for five, and belongs to First Presbyterian Church as trustee and secretary of the Board of Trustees. He plans fishing, hunting and gardening. Mooney joined in 1916, last in small order department as a spring maker, and is a member of St Thomas Church Knights of Columbus Elks and VFW.
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Pennsylvania
Harold J. Williams
Cherry Street
Erie
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Williams
M. Mitchell Devorris
Meadville
Students clash at Moscow race row over new university
Report cites a campus brawl between a Black African student and Russian peers at a dance. It follows the plan for a separate People’s Friendship University for Africans, Asians, and Latin Americans with free tuition and housing, sparking worries of isolation and apartheid among foreign and Russian students in Moscow.
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Soviet Central Asia
Africa
Gil
Moscow
Moscow University
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Middle East
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Changes Since Stalin Reflections From Moscow University
The article notes that a social system preserves the status quo with limited student restlessness as Komsomol units tightly control university life. It highlights adverse reactions from students from developing nations toward communism and quotes a graduate American student predicting Moscow University will send back many anti-Communist youths to that region. It then transitions to a discussion of changes since Stalin.
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Young Communist League
Moscow University
Oil City Resumes Bike Court Plan At Optimist Dinner
Oil City will reopen its bicycle court on July 18 with enforcement led by Patrolman Harry McBride under Police Chief E G Potts. The Optimist Club and police will raise safety standards, determine ticketing, hearings, and fines, appoint three club members as judge and jury, and intensify next Monday’s crackdown on riders violating safety rules.
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Arlington Hotel
Harry McBride
E. G. Potts
Car Rides Bridge After Collision With Police
Titusville police detained Earl C. Heffern of Diamond on a disorderly conduct charge after his auto struck the West Central Avenue bridge railing and rode the rail for about 25 feet. Heffern faced reckless driving citation, abusive language at the scene, no bridge damage but the car’s right front tire and wheel wrecked.
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Titusville
West Central Avenue
Earl C. Heffern
Diamond
Heffern
Finch Trial Setbacks in Retrial of Murder Case
The retrial of Dr. R. Bernard Pinel and Carole Tregoff for murder and conspiracy remains in jury selection. Prosecutors will pursue the death penalty again. Washington DC Supreme Court denied trial judge LeRoy Dawson's disqualification for Miss Tregott.
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R. Bernard Pinel
Carole Tregoff
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
Miss Tregott
Juese LeRoy Dawson
Pinch
Barbara
Nuclear Materials Firm Wins $80,000 Peach Bottom Reactor Fuel Contract
Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corp of Apollo has been awarded an $80,000 contract to supply 3000 fuel and moderator loadings for experiments in designing a new atomic power reactor at Peach Bottom in York County. President Dr Zalman M Bhapiro announced the plan yesterday.
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Apollo
Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corp
Peach Bottom
York County
Zalman M. Bhapiro
Hal Boyle Americana on cocktail parties and the teetotaler’s view
Hal Boyle jokes about teetotalers attending cocktail parties, savouring the irony of sobriety as spectators at a zoo while others drink. The piece satirizes party dynamics, hangovers, and social posturing, concluding with a note on a magistrates association meeting in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
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