Corry Journal Ad Rates and Staff Details
The page lists staff names including Usher, George and Sample, General Manager, advertising and production roles. It notes National Advertising representation and office contact in Mary and details mail and carrier subscription rates for various periods and territories.
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Corry Journal
George E Sample
Williem Chiricu
John McLaughlin
Fressroom
G. T. Bergman
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Mary
The Pennsylvania Problem in Unemployment Trends
Pennsylvania faces long term unemployment well above national rates. Gov Lawrence cites $360 million in unemployment compensation and $80 million in public assistance could have been saved if chronic area unemployment were solved in seven years. Industrial migration to the south and west drains resources and labor, making plant location harder and driving away youth.
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Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Community News Roundup From Findley Lake and Nearby
Various local notices describe church events at Cutting and Wheelock Sunday Schools with services and youth gatherings in Wheelock. Social visits include families from Findley Lake Corry and Harborcreek, plus Mother’s Day gifts and meals. Ned and Mrs. Storer undergo surgery while more residents attend baptisms and weddings, and local discussions touch on industry and tax policy in Pennsylvania.
Kinzua May Join Army This Year
Plans reveal Army Corps of Engineers to acquire all land in Kinzua by fall as Congress considers Kingua Dam appropriation this month. District learns operations may pause after June 1961 while relocation of Route 59 proceeds and five workers’ families send students to Kinzua School. Enrollment stands 69 with three teachers, expected to rise to 76 next term.
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Kingua
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Kinzua
Kingua Township
Army Engineer Corps
Kingtua Township
Kinzie
Kinzua School
Kinzua Dam
Meadville Jailbreakers Given Extra Prison Terms
Gerald E. McKee and Allen George Weigle of Meadville were each ordered by Judge James A. Reilly in Crawford County Court to pay costs and serve 30 to 60 more days for prison breach after fleeing from a courthouse work detail last March. McKee receives 20 additional days after release from the Pennsylvania Industrial School rein, while Weigle faces the extra sentence after completing an 11 to 22 month term in the Allegheny County Workhouse for burglary and larceny.
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Meadville
James A. Reilly
Fayette County
Crawford County
Gerald E. McKee
Allen George Weigle
McKee
Pennsylvania Industrial School
Camp Hill
Weigle
Allegheny County
Record triplets boost local birth count in Williamston
Viola Rogers Brown 81 may hold a birth record after delivering triplets Monday night. Hospital reports all alive and well. Since 1945 she has borne 20 children with eight surviving. She has had quintuplets quadruplets two sets of twins two sets of triplets and one single birth.
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Williamston
N. C
Viola Rogers Brown
Reading the Debt Cycle in Postwar America
The piece explains how saving spending and borrowing drive the economy. It cites Fed Chair William McChesney Martin Jr and adviser Raymond J. Saulnier. It notes a postwar high in personal savings and record debt, with consumer spending at 317 billion dollars annually and net indebtedness rising by 194 billion.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin Jr
President
Family and social notices from Bear Lake area
Bear Lake items note Mother's Day visits from Alec Perkins and family in Ohio to Clymer and Niobe, weekend guests Gurnsey Squine of Union City, and daughter Mary Carter wedding to Clarence Peditt at Panama Baptist Church. Mrs Merle Crosby treated at Roswell Hospital then returned home.
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Doubters
Arthur Blue
Washington, D. C
Richard
Gail Alcorn
Elouise Marsh
Clifton Cooper
Earl Thompson
Findley Lake
Orpha Hapgood
Florida
Carl Marsh
Helen Rouse
Clarence Madison
Wendy Sue
Arthur O'Day
Shirley
Thomas
Carl L. Marsh
Franklin
Carl A Marsh
Majorie Hayes
Lucy Hayes
Cutting
Marion Way
Sibley
Wilfred Wallace
Hazel Damon
R. Deveraux
Corry
Laurence Dunnewold
Robert. Hulett and Sons
Wilma Adams
North Clymer
Gladys Hunt
Lawrence Benink
Clyde Courtright
Wrights
Wilber Camp
George Glavis
Eric
Cornelius Beckerink
Judy Camp
Buffalo
Richard Smolk
Harold Austin
Painsville
Ohio
Sibley Wright
Leonard Blake
Billy McCray Land Sons
Alton White
Daisy Ruslink
Jamestown
James Bilis
Bear Lane
Alec Perkins
Youngstown
Maryvin
Perkins
Richard Price
Jasper
Lucile Price
Marion Wiggers
Clymer
Lena Cross
Ralph Dole
Niobe
Gurnsey Siquine
Union City
Bryan Nagle
Town Line Road
J. C. Manwaring
Hiram Beckerink
Mary Carter
Gerald Carter
Clarence Peditt
Baptist Church
Panama
N. Y
Merle Crosby
Roswell Hospital
Union City wage tax deadline urged for remote workers
Union City wage tax collector warns overdue payments must be made at once. Taxpayers employed in Corry Erie and other out of town places should file with the local collector so out of town employers can be charged. The wage earner must report even if the tax is deducted by an outside employer.
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Union As
Bell
Union City
Corry
Erie
Rail strike called against Pennsy in June
The Transport Workers Union leads a strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad set for midnight June 6 affecting about 20 000 non-operating workers from New York to St Louis. Union head Jennel J Quill cites stalled work rules talks as the end of a three year effort while the railroad disputes wage cuts and a scope rule. Charles E Alexander of the railroad counters that an emergency board could be appointed and the 30 day and 90 day protection periods apply. The National Mediation Board may meet to consider the strike.
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Alexander
Eisenhower
National Railway Mediation Board
Washington
National Mediation Board
PRR
New York
St. Louis
TWA
Railroad strike talk and union impact on jobs
Quill warns a railroad shutdown could erase towns from New York to Altoona as 5 000 workers face furloughs. He cites 8 000 machinists and sheetmetal workers joining the strike and says operating unions would honor TWU picket lines, shaping labor action nationwide.
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Quill
New York
St. Iene
Pnton
Del
Altoona
Tay
TWU
Erie Girl Seeks 8000 After 1958 Auto Crash
Carol Ann Ephart, a 16 year old from Erie, filed a civil suit in county court seeking more than 8000 in damages from Ronald M. Gray of Erie. She suffered serious head injuries when Gray's car, traveling at an estimated 80 to 90 mph, struck an abutment near Route 8 and Schrimper road on May 27, 1958, then rolled seven times. The suit notes cement blocks in the rear of the car were used to add weight for turns.
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Erie — & Uo
Erie
Wattsburg
Carol Ann Ephart
Ronald M. Gray
Erle
Ephart
Gray
Route 8
Schrimper Road
St Edw Names At Dinner Despite Parent Ties
An item notes a St. Edward gathering where family ties are mentioned amid events and personal associations. The fragment references a person named George and a Mrs Ident, with unclear roles in the proceedings.
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Mily
Ev Tureett
George Mi ‘Bkulod
By Ident
Ope Ston
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