Corry Journal extracts on development loan fund policy
Corry Journal reprints discussion on a development loan fund to aid foreign economies, led by Senator Fulbright. The proposal envisions a five to six year program with Treasury oversight and a $1.6 million transfer to foreign countries repaid in currency, contrasting with current military emphasis and existing fund limits.
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United States
Mil Jury
JW. Fulbright
Forel Relo
Fulbright
Treasury
Wynn Clits
Wir Year Inc
Whipping Law Change Sparks Delaware Debate
A state rushes to end discretionary flogging as lawmakers impose mandatory whipping for crimes. Debates erupt with opposition rallying around civil rights concerns while supporters cite deterrence and uniform punishment under the new bill.
TV Awards Show Sparks Debate Over Quality and Process
By Cynthia Lowry AP From New York the awards night is described as a 90 minute telecast where stars present or receive top TV honors. Critics question the process, with many nominations and categories, while Hollywood debates the fairness and impact of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Bob Hope
Dinah Share
Playhouse 90
Pune
Academy of ‘Televison Arts and Sciences
All Achievement Network
Holywood
Hey
Robert Lewise
Academy
Bee
Goss Rae
Sullivan
Acadi
Americans See English as Jestful Yet Calculating Says Cheray
Hal Boyle reports contrast in European and American humor noting Cheray’s view that the English can be both stiff and playful. Cheray argues Americans misread British wit as rigid while English humor can be sly and sharp. The piece captures a lively dialogue on cultural perception and the globe’s sense of humor.
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Hiner
Tober
Jof
Chery
Guy Aturdheneny
Keeani
Hugh
j._Diney
Chablis
Biisient Revue Directory
Tin Paty
Yesterdays Memories of Corry May 6 1930
Corry residents show interest in reviving Boy Scouts in Corry and eastern county. A meeting at Corry Municipal Polling Hall at 7:30 pm aims to organize a district council to oversee Boy Scouts in the city and area. Gasoline prices rose to 14 percent at Park Gulf Station opposite the Hate Corry.
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Corry Ana
Corry
Pee
Orpunlaine
Casaline
Park Gulf Station
City approves plans for new municipal and fire dept buildings
City Commission approves architect Mounts plans for a municipal building about 26000 dollars and a fire department HQ around 16000 dollars. Flags and decorations will be displayed citywide for the return of Company A from France. Miss Jean McInnes Sunday school class elects officers for the coming year with Elizabeth Cavey as president and Dorotha Veruthy as vice president.
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City Commission
A. P. Mount
Fire Department
Company A
Jean MeInnes
Wasing
Elgabeth Cavey
View
Fdlotha Verturthy
Lib Wat
Slate Fall Claims Life at Kin ermld Coal Mine
In Greene County near Mather at Kin ermld Coal and Coke, 37-year-old John Guan of Thompson No 2 was killed after a slate fall. The incident occurred while he used a bathroom at the Chartiers mine with a lone diner nearby as the tragedy unfolded.
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Waynesburg
John Guan
Thompson No 2
Greene County
Kinermld Coal and Coke Cys Chartiers
Mather
Interpreting U S and Soviet disarmament aims
Washington notes the limits of arms talks and the need for balanced, verifiable disarmament. The State Department warns that even a ban on tests cannot destroy current stockpiles and that nuclear weapons deterred aggression only if tied to broader, inspectable arms limits.
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ABC
State Department
Senate
Senate Disarmament Subcommittee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
United States
U.S.S.R
America
Soviet Union
Britain
Department
Red China
Bandleader Hal McIntyre Dies at 44 in Fire
Bandleader Hal McIntyre died at 44 from burns in a Hollywood apartment fire. He was found Sunday huddled under a blanket on the kitchen door of his vocalist's apartment after firefighters said he seemingly fell asleep while smoking.
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Angeles
Hal McIntyre
Hollywood
Gurney R. Ball Announces Candidacy for Warren County Office
A public notice states Gurney R. Ball seeks the Republican nomination for Register, Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans Court of Warren County. Ball announces his candidacy ahead of the Republican Primary on Tuesday May 19 1959.
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Orphans’ Court
Warren County
Gurney R. Ball
Plymouth Velrngines Showoff Swivel Seat Comfort
Easy does it with new swivel seats for Plymouth cars promising big comfort gains and reduced knee strain. The feature highlights torsion axle design and steadier handling for smoother rides, framed as a clear performance upgrade.
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Plymouth
Dick Loopine
Hamot Denies Ambulance Refusal After Heart Attack
Hamot Hospital officials deny that an ambulance was refused when a westside man’s family called yesterday morning. An ambulance left the hospital as officials learned Erie Ambulance Service had already reached the home. The victim, George Irish, 51, was pronounced dead at his home shortly after his heart attack.
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Erie
Hamot
Westside
Erie Ambulance Service
George Irish
Father of Local Resident Dies at 81 in Fairview
Victor I. Cease 81 of Fairview died yesterday at 6 p m after an eight month illness. He was born September 16 1877 at Littles Corners, retired painter and paper hanger, married to Minnie Shearer. Surviving are two daughters Gladys Sherman Meadville and Carlton May Corry, a son Harry Cease Erie, a brother Donald Erie, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services Friday at 2 p m Kennedy Funeral Home with interment at Roselawn Gardens.
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Mantville
Victor I. Cease
Fairview
Mr. Cease
Littles Corners
Minnie Shearer
Gladys Sherman
Meadville
Carlton May
Corry
Harry Cease
Erie
Donald
Kennedy
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Plan To Amend Racing Bill In Harrisburg
Supporters of a horse racing referendum bill planned amendments to the measure on the House floor to avert a veto by Gov. Lawrence. The amendment would place a referendum in the 1960 primary election, with Mills predicting sufficient votes to pass. Lawrence warned a November referendum would interfere with the general election and veto the bill if it called for that vote.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
Matty
Clarence J. Mills
Mills
Fragmented notice hints at past event in Ha ka area
Fragmentary OCR reads like an announced past event in Ha ka region with unclear details. Names and specifics are partially readable but missing key dates actions and involved organizations. Further clarification needed to form a complete item suitable for publication.
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