Corry Evening Journal Publisher and staff list
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher George R. Sample general manager William Chiricuaio advertising manager John McLaughlin pressroom foreman G. T. Bergman production manager. National advertising representative Bottinelli Kimball Inc. AP exclusive for local news and dispatches. Rates include mail and carrier options with display ad deadline at 9 a.m. prior edition.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricuaio
John McLaugh
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond Building
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman Building
Philadelphia
Corry
Sincerity and Moderation in Bond Issue Debate
An editorial urges genuine purpose and restraint as a bond plan exceeds 100000 dollars. It notes councilmen push varied proposals, while some fear the package could be made unpalatable to taxpayers. Public opinion can cull unnecessary items and curb padding.
State School Probe Criticized as Unjustified By Senator
Sen. Harry Seyler of York denounced a Senate probe of the State Public Instruction Department as unjustified saying no justification has been developed for the allegations. He noted the investigation shows leadership and an economical administration as hearings move to focus on special education and distressed districts. Dr. Harold Alderfer testified staff are overworked and funds spent on improvements, while the department contends the Education Building audiovisual room remodeling cost about 32 000 but opponents claim up to 100 000 based on factors considered.
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Seyler
George N. Wade R—Cumberland
Harold F Alderfer
Alderfer
Thomas Ehrgood
Lebanon
Ehrgood
Mioey
Wade
Hold Rites For Mrs Spiesman
An eighteent funeral mass for Mrs Ellen Spiesman was celebrated at St Thomas Church this morning at 9 40 with Rev Cyril Cooper as celebrant Interment followed in St Thomas Cemetery Bearers were CA Duke Donald Vipers Victor Dempsey Richard Muckinhaupt Douglas Blakeslee and Paul Blakeslee Attending the services were Mr and Mrs Raymond Spiesman Miss Loretta Spiesman and Robert Spiesman Ashville N Y Carlyle Shen Erle Mrs Paul Blakeslee Mya Russell Young Douglas and Paul Blakeslee Spartansburg and Mr and Mrs N A Covey Predonia N Y
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Ellen Spiesman
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Cyril Cooper
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
CA Duke
Donald Vipers
Victor Dempsey
Richard Muckinhaupt
Douglas Blakeslee
Paul, Blakeslee
Raymond Spiesman
Loretta Spiesman
Robert Spiesman
Ashville
Carlyle Shen
Erle
Paul Blakeslee
Mya Russell Young
Douglas
Spartansburg
N. A. Covey
Pre
Donia
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Nab Kidnaper Leaves Family Unhurt In West Virginia
Payne abducted Mrs Baldwin and children Susan five Danny seven and Kenneth ten in Bald win West Virginia after threatening torture and death for Post's release. John H Baldwin was tied and gagged but unharmed. Payne later said he could not kill them after meeting the family. the captives survived the ordeal.
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Enge
Unewood
West Virginia
Payne
Post
Baldwin
Warren Woman Injured By Runaway Auto
Warren a 4dream Warren housewife Mrs Philip Sundell was cleaning the rear yard when an auto driven by Ed Sweet, a mechanic, roared into the yard after he blacked out while crossing Hickory street bridge. She suffered a fractured leg and shock. The car damaged the Einickey home and fence. The vehicle belonged to AE Elmhurst and was being repaired. Sweet sustained bruises and cuts.
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Warren
Yeater
Philip Sundell
Ed Sweet
Hickory Street
Einickey
Vicinity Church Services at Clymer Hill and Findley Lake
Church schedule listing services at Clymer Hill Reformed and Findley Lake Evangelical United Brethren. Includes times for Sunday worship Sunday School cantata rehearsals Holy Week services and joint union services with nearby churches led by Rev. L Hansen Rev. Fishburn Rev. Armes and Rev. Lundeen with choir and youth activities and Good Friday events.
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Pime
Clymer Methodis
L. Hansen
Edwards
Eub Church
B. Fishburn
EB Armes
Abbe Reformed
Clymer Methodist
Findley Lake
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sherman Road
Gerald M. Lundeen
Carl Engel
Nelson Jones
Ebner Schultz
Treasury deficit drives demand for funds in 1958
New York AP reports bankers note the Treasury has raised over 10 billion dollars in the last three months, with mortgage financing up and government issues swelling. Demand from federal, state, local governments and home builders remains strong, offsetting liquidity in the wider business sector.
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New York
Treasury
Bank Economists See Money Supply Slowing Amid Recovery
Chase Manhattan Bank economists report money supply growth slowed as business picked up and now stands small relative to total activity. Corporations cut borrowing, held idle funds, or bought government securities, aiding Treasury financing and inflation control. If activity rises, inventories and capital outlays may lift borrowing.
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Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
The
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Lenten Meditations by Corry Area Ministers
Minister Rev Earl C Docherty reflects on John 16 7 15 and Pentecost as the Spirit in guiding truth and convicting sin The sermon cites Peter on Pentecost and Paul on the road to Damascus noting the Spirit’s role in truth and judgment The speaker recalls personal conversion when a young Christian’s testimony revealed sin and need for grace
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Earl C. Docherty
Ututh
Peter
Saul of
Tarsus
Damascus
Timothy
Warren County Judge Bars Flick From Hearing Sives Case
President Judge Elmer L Evans of Erie County Courts ruled that Judge Alexander C G Flick will not hear the disqualification petition against him in the Sires case. The decision notes the sole relevance is whether Flick might be called as a witness, potentially affecting prothonotary accounts and audit records from 1957.
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Warren
Elmer L Evans
Erie County
Warren County
Blain M. Mead
Lewis Crippen
Alexander CG. Flick
Dalieratery
Ralph E. Sires
Flick
Evans
Prothonotary
Evins
Born Again Message in Dul 43 Exalts Spirit’s Conviction
The text notes Jesus declares one must be born again to see God’s kingdom. It states the Holy Spirit’s coming comforts the afflicted and convicts of sin, then works grace in the soul to make us God’s children, praising this spiritual transformation.
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Jesus
Corry memories and 1930 station plans noted
Yesterday memories recount Corry history with Roosevelt nomination of William Douglas and SEC. The article mentions a Great Northern Pioneer Locomotive Williamm Crooks and cars stopping in Corry, a planned gasoline station on Center and Pleasant streets, and negotiations over years.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
William ©. Douglas
The
Securities and Exchange Commission
Securits
Great Northern Pioneer
Williamm Crooks
Chicago
Jersey City
H. Burkett
Atlentic Relinwig Company
Aurea Iage
Hori
Phe
Pasoline
Tiffany
Voice Of The People Advocate Sidewalks And Ladder Truck
A reader urges the city to fund a new ladder truck over extensive sidewalk repairs. He notes pedestrians on rough sidewalks and argues an efficient fire department protects residents, while parking near business districts reduces walk distance. The letter mentions Corry’s automobile industry growth and plans for a local plant.
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Cory
Tye
Tim
Corty
Corry
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