Editorial Week of Salvation Army Reflections in Community
The piece argues Salvation Army Week highlights the organization’s mission to comfort the poor and aid the ill, while noting the Army also serves as a United Fund agency. It urges local residents to support and recognize the Army’s faithful service amid public campaigns and limited church collections.
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French Creek Crusade Raises 181 99 in Community Drive
In Corry cutting reports a successful French Creek Crusade raised 181.99 toward a 100 goal. Chairs and workers listed include Mrs. K. Storer and Mrs. Robert Blett among many others. Social visits and dinners marked the event with guests from nearby towns.
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Corry Evening Journal Ad Page Reveals Bond Issue Plans
A clipping from the Corry Evening Journal outlines a bond issue for a public building project. It mentions the building bond scheme, the city’s concerns, and a note on publication costs and mailing details.
Sokolsky on market confidence and investor behavior analysis
George Sokolsky discusses how a market tumble lowers confidence, prompting liquidity moves and cautious buying. He notes institutions and funds indirectly affected, warns against belief that markets and economy are unlinked, and critiques speculative stock strategies.
Draft Board Controversy Echoes Across Nation
A fragmented letter cites draft burdens and selective service flaws. It argues for preserving local boards while criticizing mass recruitment and state coercion, urging voters to resist mobilization and defend personal freedom amid wartime pressures.
Kennedy uses careful Senate approach on medicare push
James Marlow analyzes President Kennedy's method in Congress ahead of a nationwide TV and radio address on aged care. Kennedy avoids direct clashes with individual lawmakers, cultivating support by aiding allies on other issues while pushing civil rights and Medicare plans. The piece notes Kennedy’s history with Congress and forecasts a strategic push culminating in a New York Madison Square Garden address.
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Truck Hits Freight Train at Cochranton Crossing
Walter Campbell of Slippery Rock failed to notice warning signals, swerved, and crashed into a Lackawanna freight train near Cochranton yesterday. Campbell suffered a fractured skull and shoulder injuries and is listed in fair condition at Meadville City Hospital. Engineer Jack B. Hovis of Cochranton is also injured, with possible head and back injuries, listed in fair condition.
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Business leaders seek harmony with Kennedy administration
Chicago business figures urge a tempered, cooperative economy as the White House seeks to curb wage price pressures. Sears chairman Cushman and Kellstadt of Sears discuss restraining rhetoric and actions while Inland Steel’s Black argues for clearer dialogue among government, business and labor to reduce inflation risks.
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North East Seeks 200 In Cof C Drive
The North East Chamber of Commerce will start a membership drive from May 21 to June 11 with a current 47 members and a goal of 200. A 15 member committee led by Jack Scheppner and Rodney Blystone will contact potential members in retail, business, professional, industrial and agricultural fields. The Cherry Festival committee will meet next week to discuss plans to promote the event.
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