Corry Journal masthead and publishing details
Corry Journal issue note listing publishing offices in Corry Pa New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia The Associated Press rights and mailing rates are noted alongside the carrier and display deadlines and rates.
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Eel
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Corry
Kennedy Book Accuses Hoffa of Union Control and Power
An excerpted review discusses Robert Kennedy's The Enemy Within. It alleges Hoffa wields vast influence over the Teamsters, capable of crippling the nation, and argues anti trust actions or targeted strikes could curb his power and protect rank and file workers. The piece casts Hoffa as a hoodlum abusing constitutional rights.
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Hoffa
Robert Kennedy
Massachusetts
McClelland Committee
James Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hennedy
America
United States
Kennedy
Ils
Hal Boyle Americana collage of odds and ends
A Hal Boyle Americana column blends quirky observations on tree doctors in the Pacific Northwest using antibiotics, odd laws, and cultural quips. It notes women as more alert than men, jokes about Hoffa, Army officer stats, and trivia about presidents, tattoos, and reflexes with witty asides.
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NEW YORK /AP
Pacific Northwest
Massachusetts
Irving J. Botther
Esquire
Socrates
YMCA Calendar Week of Maych 7 1960 Corry Area Activities
The Corry YMCA announces a week of events including ministerial association, archery for boys and girls, membership enrollment steering committee, trustees meeting at Hotel Corry, Golden Age Club, women's duplicate bridge, St Pauls Lutheran league swim, Teen Talk led by Paul Meerdink, china painting, DeMolay swim, Sophomore and Junior Class activities, high school swim dinners and parties, Teen Town, swim meet at Jamestown, Teen Frolics, water safety class for members and lifesaving prep starting after Easter.
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Corry Area
Corry
St. Paul's Lutheran
Paul Meerdink
DeMolay
Sr. and
Tri-Hi
Watteburg
WOTR
Jamestown
Desi Lucy Split: Hollywood Turmoil Continues
Desi and Lucille Diaz face a public divorce, with California law requiring only general statements of grievances. Both stars offer vague quotes amid rumors as Desi spends time abroad and Lucille fronts the Desil Workshop for young performers.
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Desi-Lucy
Hollywood
California
Lucille
Desi
Desil Workshop
Southern politics shift as Negro vote grows in the South
Washington analysis notes that with Negroes voting in large numbers, Southern white politicians will chase the Negro vote as Northern counterparts do. The piece argues the old discrimination will melt under national and global pressure, with the Supreme Court and overseas decolonization pushing civil rights forward despite filibusters. It warns Southern white leadership faces re election pressures and that U.S. morality and anti communism efforts are undermined by domestic racial violence.
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Washington
Congress
South
Supreme Court
Africa
Warren Man Dies Rushing For Firemen
Arthur H. Ellberg 41 of Cable Hollow Road Warren County died of a heart attack while rushing to alert firemen to a blaze. Fire destroyed a frame building housing 2,500 baby chicks, after Ellberg and his son Daryl assisted firefighter William Ringer. The fire was brought under control by Russell and North Warren teams.
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Warren
Warren Area
Arthur H. Ellberg
Cable Hollow Road
Pine Grove Township
Daryl
William Ringer
Eilberg
W. M. Riley
Russell
J. Forane
Warren County
Ed C. Howrey
North Warren
Desi and Lucille End 20 Year Marriage After Success
Reports say Desi enjoyed nightlife while Lucille confronted trouble after two decades of marriage. The couple’s split follows a marriage built on public fame, with insiders noting the strain of success.
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Desi
Lucille
Queen Elizabeth Races Safe Past New York Port
The British liner Queen Elizabeth, the era’s largest ship, arrived safely in New York after a secret maiden voyage from England without passengers or fanfare, signaling a victory over German submarines. Gasoline in Corry drops to 144 cents a gallon amid a price war among dealers. Horton J. Davis named to Erie County Public Assistance board, replacing Olin Bracken. February 1940 sees small increases in old age and dependent children payments in Erie County. Studebaker appoints A Mead Whippo as local focal sales dealer, succeeding Walter Mer. Beavers defeat Girard’s Yellow Jackets 46 to 17 to earn a date with Millcreek’s Trojans for the Erie County Class A Basketball League title.
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New York
England
Erie County
Corry
Beavers
Girard
Yellow Jackets
Wesleyville High School
Millcreek
Trojans
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Henry Egely
Kimberly
British Columbia
Somerset Maugham
France
Abe Lincoln
U.S
James Madison
White House
John Adams
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Kna Cieia
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
MMCH
Pedseal Difosit Mwaveawel Ecosecatom
Werner Pedneas Boksrye Syrer
YMCA
Marlow
Blackstone
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Smong Corry
Arthur H. James
Horton J. Davis
Erie County Public Assistance Board
Olin W. Bracken
Studebaker Motor Company
A. Mead Whippo
Whippo
Walter
Jack the Ripper
Television~ Electronics Fund, Inc
Nove Fron
Reed, Lear & Co
New York Stock Exchange Law & Finance
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