Corry Journal Masthead and Rates Summary
The Corry Journal announces its daily publication schedule with no Sunday issue, listing staff roles and national ad representatives. It provides subscription rates of $9 per year, $4.75 for six months, and $1 per year, plus carrier prices. display advertising deadline is 9 a.m. on the prior publication date.
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Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
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John McLaughlin
G. ‘T. Bergman
National Advertising
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Chicago
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Pittsburgh
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Associated Press
AP News
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Purge by coolness in Eisenhowers campaign calculus
President Eisenhower warned of degrees of support for Republicans based on loyalty to his program and the risk of tepid endorsements. He noted a scramble among Republicans and even Democrats to align with the Eisenhower coattails, while implying uneven backing could allow opponents to challenge presidential influence in upcoming races. The president cited a biblical proverb to justify decisive support versus lukewarm endorsements.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Labor codes aim to restore union ethics and worker gains
Organized labor's executive council adopts about six codes to define ethics across fields. They seek to restore integrity and fundamental purpose of unionism by improving workers' condition through collective bargaining, though enforcement varies among the 15 million United Labor Movement members and their unions.
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Organized Labor
Executive Council
United Labor Movement
Evening TV Schedule Improvised Listings for WBEN Buffalo
A messy scan shows a dense TV timetable with multiple channels and programs. Entries include Fun to Learn Children’s Theatre Weather Forecast December Bride Arthur Godfrey Show The Millionaire I’ve Got A Secret 20th Century Hour Late News and Weather Sports Eleven-thirty Theatre Sleeping Car to Trieste Captain Kangaroo News and Weather Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light As the World Turns Meet the Millers The Big Payoff Pun to Learn Weather Forecast Headlines News and Sports Studio 57 Bob Cummings Show Climax Playhouse 90 Late News and Weather Sports Blackmailed
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Trieste
Valiant
Ab Asusle
Preston
Bob Cummings
Playhouse 90
Codes for unions ignite clashes and ethics push in Senate probe
The text discusses AFL-CIO expelling unions to curb jurisdictional wars and enforce codes on health, ethics, and financial practices. It notes divisions within labor, with some unions resisting codes while others support reforms as Senate investigations advance against corruption and influence.
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Afl-Cio
Longshorenen
Longshore Men
Atlantic Seaboard
Waliaeefimde
Ricke— Teerinng
Crooks
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Democratic Preiens
Senate
Pwi
Compromise With Reality Sees New York Speed Limit Shift
The article discusses New York City traffic, noting visitors encounter a dense network of parkways and expressways. It cites a 35 mph limit, drivers exceeding 40 to 50 mph, and police rarely ticketing until 50 mph. Gov. Harriman orders a review of unrealistic limits, proposing a 40 mph minimum on Holt Noteaster and flexible speeds based on road conditions. Metropolitan experts seek centrally enforced, adaptable limits. Public transit options are urged, with focus on easing metropolitan delays and costs.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Clare C. Conover Dies At Union City
Clare C. Conover of 8 Liberty Street Union City died there yesterday at 68. For 30 years he was a lumber dealer in northwestern Pennsylvania. He was a member of the Methodist Church of Union City and its Men’s Class. Survived by wife May one son Clare Conover Jr R D 3 Waterford a sister Mrs Bernice Preston Titusville a brother Bernely Morris Bradford one granddaughter and one great grandson. Friends may call at the HLL Mister Funeral Home in Union City Friday at 2 30 pm with Rev Diwieht Jack officiating and burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Union ‘City
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Liberty Street
Union City
Conover
Pennnsylvania
Methodist Church of
Clare
Conover Jr
R. D
Waterford
Bernice Preston
Titusville
Bernely Morris
Bradford
Diwieht
Jack
Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Warren youths fined at Kane for disorderly conduct
Warren officers arrested Carl E Eastman and Robert Belong along with an unnamed youth after a scuffle at Kane. They pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, each fined 100 dollars and costs, and were jailed in Smethport when unable to pay. The incident began Monday night during a dispute linked to a Kane couple.
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Ase
Waren Youn
Carl E Eastman
Robert Belong
Smethport
Warren
Kane Bars Pole
Kane
George M. Sellers
Amuel Kalgren
Jewel
Memories of Cone of Years Ago May 29 1937 London
A brief note recalls King George and Wallis Warfield, the future Duchess of Windsor, stepping back from royal life. Local police warn motorists on the state highway about a new plan to reduce evidents and recklessness. A large crowd is expected at Cory Country Club for a springtime dance with George Weber's orchestra.
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London
George
Duke of Windsor
Mrg
Wallis Warfield
Cory Country Club
George Weber
City to suspend business for WWI recruitment drive
Forty years ago on May 29 1917 the city announced a June 5 suspension of all business as men would be registered for service. A Hatch school building exercises drew a large Grand Army of the Republic delegation. Lloyd Marsh and Harry Shepiro of Company A were named to train at Madison barracks in the Officers Reserve Corps. Boyle Smith and Merle Amy, who left for the United States Cavalry at Columbus, were transferred to a government station in Wyoming.
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Hatch School
Grand Army of the Republic
Lloyd
Marsh
Harry She~piro
Company A
Corry
Madison Barracks
Officers Reserve Corps
Boyle Smith
Merle Amy
T Here
United States Cavalry
Columbus
Vsa
Wyoming
Drought breaks with rains across Kansas and Plains
Hal Boyle notes a national shift as revived rains end years of drought. Farmers and businesses anticipate a strong year, with Kansas editors praising relief and questioning political timing. Yet water table drops have caused widespread property damage and costly repairs for homeowners amid the drought’s toll.
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Manhattan
Kan
Eden
Great Plains
Rockles
Texas
BT. Lowther
The
Emporia Gazette
Arthur F. Duncan
Kinsas City Star
Clyde McReed Jr
Parsons Sun
Kansas
Midwest
Old Steam Line Explodes At 9th And State Streets
A Pennsylvnia Electric Co steam pipe ruptured sending mud and water over State street near 9th and State at about 9 30 p m. Traffic officer Jerry Kubeja directed late afternoon traffic as steam shot 40 feet high and a hole roughly one foot wide opened in the asphalt. Shoppers and workers fled to shelter while officials described the geyser like blast and mud spray from the damaged line.
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9Th
State Streets
Jerry Kubeja
Pennsylvanila Electric Co
Steam line repairs begin on State Street after outage
Report says the steam line supplying State Street stores with heat was damaged. Repairs are set to start today to restore service to the area and prevent further outages to nearby businesses.
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State Street
Fire destroys home in Carlton area, loss $15000
Fire of unknown origin tonight destroyed the old Billy McCutcheon home at R D 1 Carlton in adjoining Mercer County. Firemen from Carlton and Utrix arrived as the blaze roared out of control. Loss estimated at $15000. B Barris, a construction engineer for Atlas Gement Co Chicago, had recently purchased and remodeled the home intending to live there on retirement.
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Coghranton
Billy McCutcheon
Carlton
Mercer County
Crawford County
Utrix
B. Barris
Atlas Gement Co
Chicago
Als 0. Kh hert 1 at Ba fer 3
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