Corry Journal Publisher and staff list and ad rates
Corry Journal details its staff including publisher George A Sample general manager William Chiricurio advertising manager John McLaughlin and production manager G T Bergman. It lists national ad reps Bottinelli Kimball Inc with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Advertising rates and display deadline information are noted for subscribers and advertisers.
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Corry Journal
South Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George A. Sample
William Chiricurio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Ap! Corry
Enowo
You can still go to college despite rising admissions demand
The piece cites Dr. Bowles of the College Entrance Examination Board stating only about 7 percent of 97 four year accredited institutions will fill this fall. It urges finding a personal fit among the remaining 895 colleges, noting many offer strong programs, lower costs, and less saturation than elite schools.
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Frank H. Bowles
Yale
Fringeton
Harvard
Vassar
Wellesley
Smith
Holyoke
Bryn Mawr
Electronic highway control and coaching insights mix
Engineers at a national conference sponsored by Columbia University urge states to plan electronic highway controls to boost safety and question if drivers should rely on automatic systems. MIT researchers also challenge bunting by urging hitters to swing for hits, based on computer analysis of 25 game situations.
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Congress
Columbia University
Safety Education Institute
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ronald A Howard
Feta
Truck Entrapment Blythe Road Crash Leaves Driver Shaken
A Corry area tow truck driver, Carl Bates, was traveling west on House 6 when a vehicle turning left forced him off the road. Bates described skidding into a water-filled ditch, the truck later righted with only light damage as state police managed traffic around the scene.
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Carl Bates
B.D. 1
Corry
Bates
Spartansburg
Ue Ald
Room for all races in Willington church family crisis
The Rev Howard E May Jr pastor of the Federated Churches of Willington Conn and his wife raise three adopted children of different races from Alaska and their own son Kennett The ministers say prejudice exists but the family teaches pride in each heritage They describe Alaska tour work and Willington acceptance Also Sister Mary Eleanor a Rom Catholic nun directs choir at El Reno Okla reformatory and helps inmates at Holy Trinity School in Okarche Some inmates are 17 to 21 and near two years into sentences This Religion In The News item notes rehabilitation needs and outreach efforts.
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Associated Press
Howard E. May Jr
Federated Churches of
Willington, Conn
May
Alaska
Sue Anne
Jeanelle
David
Kennett
Willington
Mr. May
Cortioya
Anchorage
Mary Eleanor
Federal Reformatory
el Reno
Okla
Reformatory Tac
Holy ‘Trinity School
Okarche
YMCA Calendar Week of May 21 1958
Calendar listings for May 1958 show events at the YMCA including a Campaign Steering Committee meeting a college women's club style show dance classes and a youth swim group with a finish the job campaign. Memorial Day closure noted and a weekly record hop event listed. The passage also includes a general remark about newspaper consumption.
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Gallen Age Clu
Vetuseruiey
Mv's
Tarbell
Speely! Swiin
Comy Area High School
Dee Gay Record Hop
Baccalaureate Set At Youngsville High School
Youngsville High School hosts a baccalaureate service with REV Donald St. Clay delivering the sermon titled Life's Investment. Valedictorian is Patrici Cowles, salutatorian Nola Marie Deshner, faculty choice Fulip Spens, and class speaker Donald H Dintiny. Richard Thomas gives the commencement address We Live on One World.
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Youngsville
Youngsville High School
BP. mi
Donald St. Clay
Patrici Cowles
Bear
Clay Cowles
Uniflow Votes On New Offer
Local LIRA members and the United Mine Workers vote on a proposed contract with Uniflow Mig Co to end a six week strike over wage increases and benefits. About 85 employees at the mining equipment maker are involved, with a union meeting called for ratification at the union hall.
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LIRA
Uniflow Mig. Co
Stke
Thomas Kuebler
Uniflow
Ralph Courtley
UMW
Sai
Congress weighs bingo ads in newspapers and unions split
A fragmented regional column notes a bill in Congress to allow newspaper bingo ads despite existing bans, as some TV stations broadcast bingo and states legalize it. It also reports UAW members opposing a $1815 dues assessment, a Toronto trip by high school singers who received a $50 appreciation check, Les Wells joining Nichols Grocery, anglers near Spring Creek, rising dog complaints with onion planting season, Gerald Lloyd named student body president at Houghton College, wage-growth concerns, a Hosmer Run expedition mystery, Redbud trees budding, Judy Dwyer earning Arion award and Edinboro chemistry honors, plus a possible local industrial firm order speculation.
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Congress
United Auto Workers Union
Detroit
Toronto
Sugar Grove
Les Wells
Wing Wills
Nichols Grocery
Spring Crek
Gerald Lloyd
Harold Lloyd
East Trving Street
Houghton College
Corry Area
Hosmer Run
Warren County
Drake Well Memorial Park
Judy Dwyer
Mansfield State Teachers College
Arion
Corry Area High School
Lea Johnston
Edinboro State Teachers College
Annmal
Community drives, YMCA campaign, and local notes
Local Episcopalians target a $10,400 three year drive while the YMCA plans a $130,000 kickoff to finish paying for a new building valued well above its cost. A Mead Park camping section is proposed. Erie Court juror deliberations reveal issues with juror selection and prior brushes with the law. Ajax Company staff help paint a YMCA progress indicator on Center Street crafted by local high school students.
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Klome
Mead Park
Iri-State
Erie Court
YMCA
Ajax Company
Fred Broughton
Steve Calhoun
Pesyy Bashline
Conrad Shields
Robert Wilcox
Robert Mulvin
Irvin Downs
Erie Couple Wins 7500 on Sweepstakes
Mrs. Leo J. Sybyl of Erie and her husband collected about 1500 dollars from an Irish Sweepstakes ticket tied to the Aintree Grand National Steeplechase. The ticket holder earned 86 pounds eight pence after Athenian’s morning race on March 29, marking their first sweepstakes experience.
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Leo J. Sybyl
Annette’ Cue
Erie
Aintree
England
Memories of Corry May 24 1938 WPA Music Festival
Berlin reports new Czech border incident denunciation as peace talks in Prague proceed. At the Senior High School an annual WPA music festival drew 140 students under Keppel Tiffany with his mother assisting. One Civil War veteran John Bell 91 from West Spong Creek will attend Memorial Day services at City Park next Monday morning. Mr and Mrs G B Kysar returned from Cleveland after a week of business.
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Keppel ‘Tiffany
John Bell
West Spong Creek
Ity Park
Miss Katherine Stinson Flight Near Miss From Chicago to New York
Forty years ago on May 24 1918 Miss Katherine Stinson a female aviator attempted an all in one nonstop flight from Chicago to New York passing one mile south of Send The sighting was reported by mail carrier L W Colegrove and many local farmers. Dana Olds honored at United Brethren Church for upcoming Camp Lee service with long church tenure. At Standard Turnbuckle Company plant a patriotic flag ceremony impressed day and night shift workers. Mrs Martin Conrad of Chicago arrived for her usual northern summer stay on Northwest street.
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Katherine Stinson
Fyer
Chicago
New York
Send
United Brethren Church
Dana = Olds
Camp Lee
Standard Turnbuckle Company
Martin Conrad
City
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Neilly
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Barney’s
Firestone
South Center Street
Yamal
Our
Berlin
Prague
G. B. Kysar
Cleveland
Hammond
Engle Street
Dial
OW. Gross
F.C. Chapin & Son
EPAUL
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the Fox
East Bond Street
Cobbett
Morte
Center Street
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