Attracting New Plants Requires Hard Work
Pennsylvania faces rival campaigns from Ohio and New York as it touts industrial progress. William R Davlin highlights ongoing efforts to lure new plants, create jobs, and expand payrolls via the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority, emphasizing prospecting, financing, site development, and advertising as essential, though challenging, steps for regional growth. The piece credits Beaver County as a long-proposed focal point for coordinated action to boost industry.
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Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
New York State
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
William R. Davlin
State Department of Commerce
Davlin
Irs
Beaver County
National Baptist Convention Faces Debate On NCC Ties
Dissident groups led by the First Baptist Church of Wichita Kans plan a strong push at the American Baptist Convention annual gathering to sever ties with the National Council of Churches. The Wichita delegation, about 4000 members, withdrew funding last March over NCC affiliation, while committee talks continue in Rochester as delegates weigh future ABC relations.
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Associated Press
National Council of Churches
American Baptist Convention
Grops
First ‘Baptist Church of
Wichita
Kil
National Council
American Baptist Fiertanes
Rochester
National
Chuniell
W. Hubert Tirter
ABC
W York
McLearance
NCC
Pach Ty
Chicago Teen Cast as Salome in King of Kings
Brizid Bazlen a 15 year old Chicago high school sophomore becomes the on screen Salome for the film King of Kings now shooting in Spain. She traveled from New York to Madrid with chaperone Miss Margot Richter and spoke of her sudden leap into movie life after a brief interview in between flights.
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America
Brizid Bazlen
Chicago
Brieid
Madrid
Salome
Spain
Margot Richter
Bigid
New York S
Memories of Corry and Memorial Day Events
Corry events note World War I battle reminiscences with Allied resistance on the dunes, plus a Memorial Day sermon by Rev. Gordon B. Abramy at Corry High. W. C. Cox earns 1940 Roll of Honor status. James P. Sullivan confirmed postmaster by Senate. Local crime report covers Louis Dean’s arrest after report of a roommate’s murder. details describe a fatal head wound and police inquiry.
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Wynne
Gordon B. Abramy
Corry Hivin School
Cony
Aero Park
Warren
Corry Nine
Vern Erie
Evie
Atlantic
Louis Dean
Atlantic City
Tiward Caudill
Downington
Dean
Obedient student swallows pencil in class
In Memphis, seven year old Rangel Burks swallowed a pencil stump after a teacher commanded him to swallow. He chipped the stump and was taken to a hospital for removal.
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Memphis
Tenn
Rangel Burks
Rangel
Africa Land of Mutual Distrust continued from kage wane
A stark portrait of South Africa under apartheid notes state control over blacks through pass books, police sweeps and racial classification. It cites abuses by officers, the fear among natives, and a cautious stance by C W Prinsloo on press coverage while hinting at a forthcoming section on a blind revolution.
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Kage Wane
Alan Paton
Kiplineesque
South Africa
C. W. Prinsloo
Department of Native Affairs
Hal Boyle Americana Bits On Marriage And Thoughtful Notables
Hal Boyle surveys quirks and quotes on marriage superstition and human nature, noting a South American tribe where fathers rest after childbirth, a German brides footstep belief, and Twain’s rapid gray hair after a tragedy. He riffs on alcohol, diplomacy, reading habits, and a Hartford police sign warning drivers. Ex welfare aide John D Pendington funeral set at Huntingdon, Pa.
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New York
Mark Twain
America
Mississippi River
Wilmington
Del
Heywood Broun
Hartford
Conn
Jamestown Man Dead In Chautauqua Lake
Jamestown resident John T. Palmer 89 was found dead in Chautauqua Lake off Geloron near Celoron yesterday morning about 7 am by fisherman Doneald Hosier. Coroner Eckman will rule death accidental drowning. Palmer had lived in Bradford and Warren Pa, owned a livery, and farmed in Scandia.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake
John T. Palmer
Geloron
Ald Hosier
Ashville
Hosier
Celoron
Robert Abbey
Emmet C. K. Eckman
Abbey
Palmer
Sweden
United States
Bradford
Warren
Scandia
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Corry Journal
AP News
Corry
Rigid
Maggie Daly
Fond du Lac Wis
Brivid
Schoois
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Samuel Bronston
Stome
Rita Hayworth
Beaver Valley
Brigid
Brussels
Flanders
Paris
London
W. C. Cox
G. C. Murphy Company
Chain Store Age
National Business Magazine
Walter Peake
James P. Sullivan
U. S. Senate
Hold Erie
Africa
Auto Glass Table
TOF Glass General Auto Repair
Franks Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Frostie Root Beer
SUN Crest Beverages
A&m Bottling CO
Corry, Pa
Bracken Funeral Home
North Center Street
Nichols
East Main Street
Wilson's Corn Beef
Shurfine Bartlett Pears
Cheerios
Plas
Or, Jar
Hal Boyle
Catholic Digest
Welfare
Huntingdon
John D. Pennington
State Corp
Pennington
J. C. Blair
GO Goliath
Iger
Poe
Ress
Veterans Auto
Columbus
Borgward Group
Corry Drive-In
Robert Mitchum
Eleanor Parker
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Charles Kovach
Robert Coleman
Quaker State
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Plymouth
Valiant
Corry - Union City, PA
Charles Hiles
A. W. Harmon
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Remington Mall
CROWN
Johnson Brothers
First Avenue
William Grace Paul Martin
Root Furniture
David Williams
G_ A. Duke
Wali
Emerson Portable
Patterson Photo Products
Roy Reed
Harold Pullom
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