CORRY JOURNAL REPORTS ON DIPLOMATIC VISIT AND JUVENILE WORK PROGRAM
Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower plans to visit six Central American republics amid anti American demonstrations while State Department experts question the trip. Secretary Dulles notes that threats of violence should not deter officials. The piece also covers a proposal by Howard Seymour to remove juvenile delinquents from school to work under supervision to reduce delinquency, citing Rochester tests and Antioch College as supporting evidence.
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Central America
Milton S. Eisenhower
Nixon
Venezuela
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Latin America
Mexico
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Nowies
Brasil
Howard C. Seymour
Rochester
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Seymour
Tts
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Cost of Living Decline Signals April Peak
The consumer price index rose to 123.5 in April, with 1947-49 as base 100. Food prices led gains, pushing the index two-tenths of one percent above March, while other categories showed smaller increases.
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Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Swan Olsgus
Dave
Cinque
Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago May 31 1938
The article recounts 1938 events with Chiang Kai-shek directing counter-attacks to halt Japanese advances near Hankow. It notes a jail delivery attempt by Leo Higley, 19, judged sane by a county doctor and sentenced to one year in Allegheny workhouse. It also reports Dawson Hulett, 18, injured by burns in Columbus.
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Shanghat
China
Taday
Hankow
Chiang Kai - Shel
Sunghai Railroad
Yellow River
Kenji Doihara
Leo Higley
Allegheny
Dhidge
William B. Hirt
Dawson Hulett
Broe O. Hulett
Columbus
Memorial Day observations and local incidents in 1918 Corry
Memorial Day dawned bright as residents visited cemeteries to place flowers. The Corry Rod and Gun Club hosted a trap shooting contest with over 30 participants on the new training grounds west of town. Thomas Courteen endured a severe forehead laceration after being struck with a bat during a contest yesterday. War Stamp chairperson Crown reported weekly sales of 1242.71 dollars, while wage and price discussions noted fluctuating indices. Economic commentary on inflation and recession followed, with experts predicting potential stabilization or decline. The piece concludes with reflections on newspaper reading habits being year-round.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club
Thomas Courteen
Graduation honors at Pennsylvania State University noted
Bror Lamon and Carolton Bates from Cong are among 108 Penn State students to graduate with honors on June 7. Local weather watchers predict a warm first 10 days of June as gardeners prepare for a second planting after late frost. Walter Sanders receives Mount Union College football memorial award worth 60 dollars. ROTC cadet James Watson earns Chicago Tribune Silver Medal for all around achievement at Grove City College. Union Presby Church efforts have little local impact. Poppy Day set records for fund contributions. Eugene Perkins to teach at Wattsburg JAS after Mansfield College graduation. Rumors touch on local car crash history, mercy transport discipline, and administrative job offers in education. Titusville seeks a doe catcher amid rising applications. Music boosters push district music programs.
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Bror
Lamon
Carolton J. Bates
Cong
Pennsylvania State University
Mother Nature
Walter Sanders
Frank Sanders
R. D
Cory
John M. ‘Thorpe
Mount Union College
Air Fae Rotc
James Watson
Donald Watson
East’ Congress
Chicago ‘Tribune
Grove City College
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Presbyterian Church of the
United Presbyterian Church of the
U.S. A
VFW
Eugene Perkins
Mansfield State Teachers College
Wattsburg Joint Area
Scott's Crossing
Titusville
Schools applaud support bolstering music and programs
Local officials praise the school board for advancing music talent and youth programs through ongoing support. A staged My Fair Lady reprise by the high school music department drew old grads and public praise, while teachers like Mrs. Alice Ives gain recognition in Delta Kappa Gamma.
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Wieter
Elty
Biut
John Bensink
Nori Center Street
Alice
Ives
Clymer Central School
Kappa Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
National Honor Society of
Toca
Long Island Man to Head Hospital in Union City
Ely of Long Island New York was appointed to succeed Johny Hamilton as superintendent of the Stem Memorial Hospital, appointed by Charte Hatch president of the hospital board. He will assume duties on June 1. Ely, father of no children, had been administrator of the Memorial Hospital at Queens. He earned a DS degree at New York University and completed nursing education at Brooklyn State Hospital.
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Ely
New York University
Brooklyn State Hospital
Brooklyn
State Policeman Killed By Auto
Trooper Edward Mackin, 31, of Carnegie, died of multiple injuries after being struck by a car driven by George R. Cuhlin, 33, of Wilkinsburg, near the Penn Lincoln Parkway West of Pittsburgh. The four-vehicle crash occurred at the Green Tree Interchange. another officer was seriously injured.
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Srisepuius
Green Tree
Sunday sales sparking national debate in Babson Park
Babson Park Mass Roger W Batson argues against converting Sunday into a regular workday, warning that liberal Sunday selling pressures threaten American prosperity. He notes low Sunday openings in puritan New England and rising suburban shopping, cites Hess Brothers case in Allentown as evidence of conflict between blue laws and profit, and asserts merchants adapt Sunday sales as economic survival.
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Hess Brothers
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Dia- Joint Howe
Harison
The
Hess
Solarity
Harrison
Halmore
Mare
The Case Against Sunday Selling
The piece argues that Sunday selling reflects materialism and weak spiritual development. It urges reflection time during the week, cites concerns from parents and law officials about juvenile delinquency, and calls for stricter standards and a church-centered approach to guide youth.
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Dod
Titusville Rescue: Girl Saved at Peninsula Jetty
Two Peninsula water incidents yesterday near Titusville ended with rescues. Lillian Barker, 13, nearly drowned near a jetty as strong currents pulled her toward deep water. Frank Pettinato Jr. dove in to pull her to safety with friend Gail Coscia escaping the current. A separate bay mishap saw a boater hurled from a speeding craft, not wearing a life jacket, but he swam to shore with another vessel retrieving the runaway vessel.
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Benson
Peninsula
Titusville
Presque Isle
Frank Pettinsto
Presque Isle Bay
Lillian Barker
Duck Pond Beach
Pettinato
Frank Jr
Lillian
Gail Coscia
Meadville
Phe
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Corry Evening Journal
George &. Sample
William Chiricusio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Republica Hon
Mei
Rexall
N.center
Crown
the Jocal War Stamp Committee Today
Hammond
Engle Street
Dial
CIA
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Hobe
Long Island Man
Union City
St. George laVit
National Bank of Corry
Amb Or
Pedal
Dasorit Luauran
Beaver Falls
Penn
Sylvania
Babson
Roger W. Batson
Babson Park
Mass
America
New England
Pacific States
California
Suburbia
Raciailly
Bobbie Brooks
F.C. Chapin & Son
Apachu
Connie’s
Hamburg
Pka
Oscar Mayer
Franks
Nabisco
Sunshine Hydrox
Hazel
East South St
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