Curry Evening Journal Publisher Details and Pricing
The notice lists publication staff and offices across multiple cities, including George Sample as publisher and Allen Hasbrouck as general manager. It also notes Associated Press rights, mailing rates, and advertising deadlines, with pricing 13.00 to 11.00 per year and carrier copies at seven cents each.
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THE
Curry Evening Journal
Allen Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
C.T. Bergman
Natonal Advertising
Bottinelli-Kimball
Lexington Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond Building
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman Building
Philadelphia
Associated Presade
Quiet Cash for Legislators Sparks Open Debate
The Committee on Appropriations reports a bill to raise pensions for Harris Dike lawmakers and a lower chamber voice votes through higher base staff allowances. The measure could add 6700 to each congressman's payroll, far above average national earnings. Critics question welfare benefits versus costs and space, desks, or a new office building.
Quotable bits and trivia from a midcentury column
A collage of witty statements and statistics touches on drinking and driving risks, a trivia question about the first woman submarine diver Clara Barton, laughter as social signaling, lightning as an electric car myth, a quip about a peanut, vintage car makers and models, Japanese height shifts, divorce rates, and fire timing patterns.
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WWEW
YORK
Dorothy Parker
Ina
Clara Barton
U.S. Red Cross
Asure
Channing Pollock
Japan
America
Ireland
Wight
Tire
Ketehen
Invention of the BB gun marked 75th anniversary display
Hal Boyle notes a gold plated BB gun celebrating its 75th anniversary offered at $1,000. Included are quips about women as magicians and assorted trivia. Mentions Costa Rica literacy and auto thieves. Bardot bananas and a door to door sales tip are included alongside Don Marquis on tongue sticking.
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Costa
Brigitte Bardot
Paul Lavalle
Don Marquis
Boy Cyclist Struck By Car Near St Marys
An 11 year old St Marys boy Luther EB Well was admitted to Andrew Kaul Hospital with a broken leg after being struck by a car while bicycling on Route 225 two miles north of St Marys. The car driver Thomas KE Grose 32 of Buffalo was cited as the collision source. Police described the boy's condition as satisfactory.
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St Marys
Andrew Kaul Hospital
St. Marys
Luther EB
St .Marys
Thomas KE. Grose
Buffalo
Who Is Buying and Selling in the Wall Street Market
The piece questions who drives stock prices amid rapid trading and news reactions. It contrasts big insiders with small investors and notes odd lot activity. Some say small investors reveal market psychology, while others view them as wrong but insightful gauges of confidence or fear shaping the economy.
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New York
Wall Street
YMCA Calendar Week of March 20 at Sherman
YMCA Weekly schedule shows bands swims archery and meetings from Monday to Saturday with sessions from 6 p m. to 11 p m. Highlights include Archery finals Women’s Auxiliary Junior Hi Y tri Hi Y groups and a Western Pennsylvania YMCA Swimming and Diving Championship at Butler Friday and Saturday events plus cadets and prep diving and junior/senior sessions Saturday afternoon.
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Sherman
Interclub Council
Abbe
Wattsburg
WOTR
Loutsville Methodist
Pennsylvania
Butler
Odd Lot Investors Favor Stable Picks In Last Four Years
Small investors prefer steady shares and income over capital gains, concentrating odd lot trading on American Telephone and Jersey Standard Jersey and General Motors. In 1960 and 1959 these three led odd lot volume, with GM often top. Odd lot activity favors stocks around $40 or less, though exceptions exist like IBM at $700.
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A.t.&t
Jersey
A-T.&t
Jersey Standard
General Motors
American Motors
the Exchange
Odd Letters
TBM
Unidentified Erie Boy Rescued From Mudhole by Stranger
An unidentified Erie boy, knee deep in a gin gantic mudhole near a housing project, was rescued by passerby John Lyons at about 5 pm. Lyons freed the frightened child from the deep muck after hearing cries, with the lad unhurt aside from fright.
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John
Lyons
Corry Notes Leasing and Retirements Spark Local News
Yesterday's Memories of Corry reports Herman Jewelry Company of Erie leasing the Cohen building and planning a store opening within weeks. Charles Monroe retires after Forty years with Prudential, to be succeeded by Walter Ross in Corry. Kane duties pass to Ross. A Gates Street Erie Railroad incident prompts safety warnings. Snowbound roads slow travel. motor police urge driving only when necessary. Corry high school bowlers defeat Union City. Bob Gulick nets 601 in Erie Times Classic. Albert Dormen earns $1 for 39th in Class A.
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Herman Jewelry Company of
Erie
Cohen
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Charles 8
Monroe
Corry
Walter Ross
Prudential
Kane
Bob Gulick
Corry High School
Cobenaut
Ohio
Albert Dormen
Erie Times
Priest dies in San Francisco after long mission service
The Rev Jonn J. Tierney, 69, a Maryknoll Mission priest who served in China for 22 years before being imprisoned and expelled by the Communists in 1950, died Saturday of lung cancer in San Francisco. He spent decades in missionary work and relief efforts before returning to the United States for his later years.
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Mission
San Francisco
Jonn J. Tierney
Maryknoll Mission
China
Local man rescues boy from man-made swamp
A man pulled a young boy from a dangerous swamp and carried him to dry ground. A fire department rescue squad arrived, but the rescuer had already freed the child. The rescuer, Lyons, had not determined the boy's identity and guessed the age at seven.
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Als Aid
Lyons
Kennedy and Eisenhower Compared in Early Presidencies
The piece contrasts Kennedy’s energetic, hands-on approach with Eisenhower’s cautious, chain-of-command style. It notes Kennedy’s staff engagement, Congress-focused tactics, and ambition to expand social programs, while pondering foreign policy unknowns and the vagueness of his Latin America program and anti colonial aims.
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Eisenhower
Evers
Kennedy
Congress
Kenedy
John Foster Dulles
Deatt Rusk
Dulles
Rusk
White House
Kennedy i5
Laus
Latin
America
Inventor Dr Harry L Fisher Dies at 77 in Claremont
Dr Harry L Fisher, 77, chairman of the synthetic research department at Goodrich Rubber Co and a noted authority on synthetic rubber, died at his home yesterday after a brief illness. He held 56 patents including one for a golf ball with a synthetic rubber center.
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Claremont
Harry L. Fisher
Goodrich Rubber Go
Kennedy Weighs Defense Step Up To 925000 Army
President Kennedy considers a defense build up to add 55,000 soldiers to the Army to reach 925,000 and lift the Marine Corps to 200,000 with some weapon modernization. The plan aims to strengthen limited war capabilities while foreign aid spending is set to reach around 36 billion dollars.
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Congress
Marine Corps
U.S
Eisenhower
Pa Fish Group Weighs State Laws Change
Harrisburg officials report Pennsylvania's Fish Commission weighs creating a special advisory boating board. The Pennsylvanians Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs backs licensing for all boats in six classes from 1 to 12 dollars. The federation and commission differ on licensing scope and administration. The bill may be introduced in the Senate this week with proposals for age limits and fees.
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Harrisburg
Fellnsylvania
Fish Commission
Commission
Albert M. Day
Pennayaniu Federation of Sportamen
Sportamen
Senate
Department of Forests and Waters
Sportsmen's Federation
Guardian
Kennedy weighs longer foreign aid plan to match Eisenhower forecast
The report outlines proposals to include 1.8 billion dollars in military aid and 31.8 billion for economic outlays. Kennedy weighs asking Congress to authorize a five year foreign economic assistance program of about -billion. If approved, actual aid for the new fiscal year would align with Eisenhower’s forecast.
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Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower
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