Corry Journal Publication and postal details
Corry Journal lists address and staff including George R. Sample as general manager and others. It notes Associated Press ownership, postal registration, and advertising rates and deadlines for subscriptions and display ads. Rates show $11 yearly, $9.75 half year, $9 yearly, and 4.75 for 1 month. carrier price seven cents per copy and weekly 42 cents.
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Corry Journal
Mith Street
Corry
Cary Evening Journal
Lusher
George R. Sample
Willum Chiricu~ Fo
Julia McLaughlin
Pressmuam
G.T. Bergman
National
Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Pisses 15
AP News
Salvation Army Week Brings Praise for Long Service
A national Salvation Army week honors the organization’s long years of service since 1880. The piece notes public support from veterans, poor families, firefighters, and disaster victims, praising the Army for its selfless outreach and street corner efforts despite difficult times.
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Salvation Army
Ibs
Snd
Color moves beyond product to offices and plants in business styling
Color trends spread through factories and office spaces as firms use hues to influence mood, productivity, and safety. Examples include green and red interiors at a factory, yellow boots for radiation zones, red phone paths for impulse calls, and vivid exterior schemes to signal cleanliness and diligence.
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New York
Howard Ketchum, Inc
Endicott Johnson
Argonne Laboratories
Lea
Smyolle
Bell Telephone Co
New York City
Republi Steel
Cleveland
Ohio
Five Oil City Youths Fined For Disturbance
Five Oil City youths arrested early yesterday by the Jesus police paid a total of 168 in fines at police court. Ages 19 to 21 faced charges of drunken and disorderly conduct. One 21-year-old charged with disorderly conduct paid 10. The others, a 20-year-old and the remaining youths, were fined 25 each by Police Magistrate Jack Mackintosh.
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OTL Ivy
Jesus Police
Jack Mackintosh
Magistente Mackintostr
Admiral David Worth Bagby Dies in San Diego
Retired US Navy Vice Admiral David Worth Bagby, aged 77, died Tuesday in San Diego. A veteran of decades in service, Bagby held key commands and earned honors during his notable naval career.
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Fetirer
San Diego
Calif
David Worth Bagby
Usn
Birthday Celebrations and Local Visits Highlight Vicinity Notes
Cutting Vicinity News Notes recounts birthdays with a supper at Helen Rouse’s home hosted by her children and mentions visits among local residents including Miss Blouise Marsh, Mrs. E.&. Storer, and the Dunnewalds. Several residents move or travel, with Mrs. Pearl Bemis relocating, and Helen Rouse visiting North East before returning. A note on a trip to Minneapolis closes the snippet.
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Gordon Shampoo
Monnay Mus
Pearl Bemis
Max Bemis
Clair Damon
Lawrence Dunnewald
Linda Nellis
Lillian Bieden
North Hast
Helen Shinku
Hyteh Hollow
Max Bennis
Helen Rouse
North East
Eibet
Fred Ahlgrim
Munneepolis
Minn
Hollywood Grows Glitz as City Plans Revamp Fronts
Hollywood boosts glamour as the Boulevard gains a refurbished streetscape and stars’ names on sidewalks. Century City reshapes the 20th Century Fox backlot into a vast complex while Warner’s Warrers Ranch and other San Fernando Valley land face housing and retail development. Beverly Hills expands gleaming offices and upscale shops as TV demand preserves sound stages.
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Hollywood
Pital
Wille Nest
Los Angeles
Hollywood’ Boulevard
Chamber, of Commerce
Highland Ave
Grauman
Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood Hills
Century City
Westwood
Warrers Ranch
Errol Flynn
Burma
British Empire
San Fernando Valley
Beverly Hills
Wilshire Boulevard
Local Social Notes Leave Reminders of Visits and Travel
Families and friends are noted visiting and hosting in a cluster of short social items. Debora Walter and Debora Bemis recover from measles. Miss Faith Marsh hosted overnight at Dixie Carter’s. Various visits span Clymer, North East, Erie, Rochester, and a trip to Buffalo and Los Angeles to meet her brother James.
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Faith Marsh
Dixie Carter
John Stanbro
Max Bems
Edward Cavey
Erie
Rochester
Wish
Faith
Marsh
Janice Way
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Calif
James
Summers at UCLA and local visits noted in brief
One resident will attend the UCLA summer session and return in September. Rev Richard Miller of Cort called on Mr and Mrs Carl Marsh and Mr and Mrs Fred Wallace on Thursday. Gordon Shampoe had back surgery at Hamot Hospital on Thursday. Miss Helen Wright of Jamestown spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Sibley Wright. Mrs Carl A Marsh visited Mrs Clifton Cooper and Earl Thompson on Monday. Mrs James Carpenter and her Townville girls called on her parents Mr and Mrs Sibley Wright on Tuesday.
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Ucla
Lee
Richard Miller
Cort
Carl Marsh
Fred Wallace
Gordon Shampoe
Hamot Hospital
Helen Wright
Jamestown
Sibley Wright
Carl A. Marsh
Clifton Cooper
Earl Thompson
James Carpenter
Townville
Sibley
Ike Appeals For East-West Peace Through Aerial Unity
President Eisenhower defended U2 flights as essential to gathering crucial intelligence on Soviet military developments. He argued timing justified continuing the program despite Khrushchev's Paris summit objections and noted these photos reveal capabilities of aerial surveillance and precision details from high-altitude missions. He cautioned not to reinterpret Paris events with alarm or rewrite history in red ink.
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Comumyen Arent Cake Gant
United Naions
United States
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Free Worlds
Paris
Census Shows Pennsylvania Population Falls Short
AP report indicates 45 of 67 counties show population declines over the decade, totaling 4,203,448, down 22,144 from prior estimates. State census chief Edgar Bryan calls figures preliminary and believes final total may rise modestly, with urban areas shrinking and suburbs expanding. Erie bucks the trend with a 4,000 plus gain to 134,827.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Edgar Bryan
Bryan
Philadelphia
Altoona
Scranton
York
Wilkes-Barre
Erie
Khrushchev denounced U S but kept basic Soviet policy
The speaker noted Khrushchev did not go beyond invective toward the United States, broken up the summit, and canceled Eisenhower’s trip to the Soviet Union. He implied Khrushchev had not fundamentally altered Soviet policy.
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Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Mathat
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Phi Kappa Tau
Bob Thomas
Frostie Root Beer
SUN Crest Beverages
A&m Bottling CO
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Mike
Ike
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