Corry Journal Details Publishing Staff and Rates
Corry Journal lists staff roles including publisher general manager and advertising manager. It notes Associated Press rights and postal details, with subscription and delivery rates, and advertising display deadline set at 9 a m the day before publication.
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Corry Journal
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricuzio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Hottinelli-Kimball
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelpha
Associated Press
AP News
Nonsense About Foreign Aid Debunked in Times Style
An opinion piece cites assertions about foreign aid programs as unfounded rumors. It notes ICA aid included Greek Army shoes and foot care for Egyptians, erosion control in Lebanon, and road work in Saudi Arabia with related improvements. It defends foreign aid as beneficial and essential alongside domestic spending, citing New York Times.
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Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
James H. Smith Jr
The
International Co-operation Administration
House Foreign Affairs Committee
ICA
Bandi Arabia
Smith
House
Forsien Affair’ Committee
New York Times
World War II Japan casualties tally given by official
Deputy Cabinet Secretary Katsuo Tanaka informed Tokyo’s Budget Committee that Japan suffered 1,700,000 military deaths and 168,000 civilian deaths among armed forces members. The figures reflect wartime losses recognized by the government and presented to the Upper House panel.
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Tokyo
Katsuo Tanaka
Japan
More Mortgage Money Looms For Home Buyers In 1958
Business Mirror by Sam Dawson reports rising mortgage funds due to policy shifts and lower rates. Federal actions raise FHA and VA guarantees, freeing cash for lenders. Banks cut loan costs, with East prices at 6.5 percent and West around 6 percent. Builders and real estate groups forecast stronger housing starts and higher investment this year. Tomorrow asks if living on the cuff will ease.
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New York
Walter C. Nelson
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Natonal Association of Real Estate Boards
H. Walter Groves
Philadelphia
Andrels G. Severin
National Association of Home Builders
Federal Home Loan Bank I Board
Washington
U. S
Federal Housing Administration
Federal National Mortgage Association
Veterans Administration
Raat
Sanitarian Trip to Union City Termed False
Dr James Googe Erie county health director told county commissioners the 11 mile trip by sanitarian Sydney Schachtmeister for a sanitation inspection to Union City on February 12 was an error. He rode with another on the day and asked for voucher return. commissioners paused payment and noted the 15 mile claim as excessive for a 50 mile round trip from Erie. Commissioner Louis Reymiek cautioned tighter mileage scrutiny.
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Union City
James Googe
Sydney Schachtmeister
Googe
Schachtmeister
Erie
Louis Reymiek
Missionaries Hynd Je to Visit Corr Tomorrow
Rev Paul Bowthy of Corry Church of The Nazarene announced that Dr and Mrs Samuel J Hynd Je missionary couple will visit Corr tomorrow evening for deputation discussions and a medical mission update. Dr Hynd recently returned from Swaziland on furlough after serving since 1950, studying medicine at Glasgow University while with Raleigh Itkin Memorial Hospital in Breisfort Swaziland. The pair will share experiences from Africa and discuss the medical phase of missionary work during the 8 p.m. meeting at Corry Church.
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Samuel J. Hynd
Paul Bowthy
Corry Church
Former Corry Man Dies In Florida
Former Corry resident Tohr Malkins dies Sunday in St. Petersburg Florida after a long illness. He lived in Goin and Pittsfield before retiring in manufacturing and moving to Florida 18 years ago. He was a member of Pittsfield Presbyterian Church and Zem Gem Temple Shrine Erie. His wife Adelaide Quick Calkins preceded him in death in 1946. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Ralph Gay of Warren and Mrs Arthur B Willers of Oklahoma City a son Calkins of St Petersburg six grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Somen
Pittsfield
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ted Post
N.Y
Goin
Florida
Ralph Gay
Warren
Arthur B. Willers
OU City
of Calkins
Yesterday's Memories of Corry March 12 1938
Twenty years ago Adolf Hitler entered Austria with thousands of troops and Nazis hailed him as liberator. The Nazification began as Kurt Schuschnigg and officials were detained. In Corry Baptist Church a conference gathered about 100 delegates of independent Baptists from Northwestern Pennsylvania and Southwestern New York, led by Rev James Jeremiah. Thomas Garrity of Standard Hose Company sustained three cracked ribs during a fire truck incident while answering an alarm.
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Vienna
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Corty Baptist Church
Fellowship
Tdependent Baptist
Northwestern
Pennsylvani
New York
Sinins
James Jeremiah
Panama Church
Thomas Garrity
Standard Hose Company
Second Ward
City Treasurer Notes Early Tax Payments Aid City Funds
Forty years ago on March 12, 1918, Corry’s city treasurer Heerlen reported about $2,000 of the new tax duplicate paid, easing the city’s financial squeeze. Deputy Food Administrator Peake received reports of two more alleged Wheat Regulation violations. Lee B. Wood became Corry’s first locally sent to Intectigny France, while Charles Mapely is employed at the Climax with a thigh injury. Harry Darling returned home from Mercerburg Academy.
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Heerlen
Walter L. Peake
Charles Mapely
Imaigiingy
Tyler
Harry Darling
Mercerburg Academy
Tax Cheat Fallon Sent Play Money to IRS Probe
The IRS accuses Robert Fallon of Norwalk of filing income taxes with phony money. Fallon allegedly sent 35 cents in play money as part of the scheme, a detail tied to questions about funding the President's planned campaign or government operations.
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Helppul
Hartford
Con
Internal Revenue Service
Robert Fallon
Norwalk
Robert
Stassen Campaign Clash With McGonigle in Pennsylvania
Stassen, seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination, condemns Arthur McGonigle as engaging in a twisted and bigoted attack during a WOAU TV address. Albert Pechan of Ford City is also discussed as a potential lieutenant governor candidate as Stassen campaigns for the May primary.
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Stassen
McGonigle
Philadelphia
Harold
Repblican
Campalstanisek
Woau-Tv
Arthur T. McGonigle
Minnesota
GOP
Steoune Conminer
Pechan
Senate
Dist
Tarentum Valley Daily News
Pechin
Hin Wilf
Thornton Dies After Illness In Wattsbore Area
E A Thornton longtime Harborclerk Township resident dies after extended illness. Born to Buel and Amelia Thornton, he left a wife Nule and children Clifford, Helen, Zelma. Survived by brother Toft and sisters Emelia and Alie, with 13 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral home requests calling hours and services at Wattsbore church with Reverend Harold Durnham officiating at Walrs Cemetery.
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Seers
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Malkins
the Bank
Lee B. Wood
Intectigny
France
Plymouth
Ili- Iuliitiatary
America
Cesamine
Pyrouth Savoy
Riphnow
Delrod
Plymode
Betty White
E. E. Thornton
Xeter
Ianenna
Philco
Philco’s
Philco Twinamatic
Firestone
Barney's Firestone
South Center Street
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