Newspaper staff and operations details at Bottinelli-Kimball Inc
The article lists management and production roles including John McLaughlin as Manager and G T Bertman as Pressroom Foreman, with Bottinelli Kimball Inc operating offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and notes AP exclusive rights to local news. It includes postal pricing for Corry Pennsylvania and advertising rate information with deadlines.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
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Uate
World Court and Peace Missioned Reform Talk
The article discusses the International Court of Justice and its limited power requiring consent of both parties, noting US and Soviet actions in 1952 and 1954. It suggests the court could be a stronger instrument if empowered to rule in disputes among all United Nations members. It also reports Chief Justice Earl Warren dedicating a billion dollar vascular research institute at UCSF and comments on states rights versus federal reach, linking to debates over government powers.
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International Court of Justice
United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
Hokkaido
Japan
Hungary
Russia
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Campaign Ends in Tight Vote
In Corry the November 7, 1938 election closes with both Democrats and Republicans optimistic. Party workers mobilize from early morning to polling places as authorities investigate relief payment deductions linked to Democratic campaign financing.
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New York
Republica Party
Corry
Voters Back 40-Year-Old Ticket In City Election
Forty years ago on election day Republicans swept the city, Sproul winning the governorship by 162 votes. Influenza ban lifts allow liquor houses and saloons to reopen in two days. A fatal act of war took a local sergeant in France. A warehouse fire destroyed buildings behind F. L. Weeks and Elmer McElroy shop. A debate on federal versus state action in enforcing equal protection of laws is noted.
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Elmer McElroy
Senator Pastore seeks repeal of 22nd Amendment
Sen John O Pastore says he will urge the new Congress to repeal the 22nd Amendment that limits presidents to two terms. He cites the Eisenhower era and the Democratic landslide as evidence of weak party discipline and rising jockeying for power within the Republicans after the recent election.
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Boston
State Police Monthly Report Details Oct Fatal Auto Accidents
Corry State Police detachment reports two fatal auto accidents during October per Sgt. William Irwin. Eighteen mishaps caused 10 injuries. Property damage under prior six months with $7,885 total versus $19,525 in June. Eight officers traveled 10,720 miles.
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Corry
William Irwin
College vice president dies after long service at Cornell College
Dr. Earle W W Baker, 74, Cedar Falls and Mount Vernon area, former vice president of Cornell College, died Wednesday of a coronary declusion. A Methodist minister, administrator and educator, he served as VP for eight years and trustee for 31 years, born in Edmund Wisconsin.
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Cedar Falls
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Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Edmund
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Shift In Hours Holds Pay Back From 52 Cops
SORRISTOWN AP It's pay day today for the city's 42 policemen but they won't get checks as a 40 hour week replaces 48. Burgess Bosler cut hours without cutting wages. Borough Council met and voted not to issue checks for Oct 19 to Nov 1. They claim Bosler overstepped authority. Bosler defends the move as proper and legal. He notes overtime will increase with the shorter week and commends officers for service.
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Sorristown
Burgess Merritt W. Bosler
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Cousy Injured In Third Game Again
Boston star Bob Cousy was injured when teammate Bill Russell stepped on his foot during a 117 118 win over the Nationals in Syracuse. Doctors expect he can play Tuesday night against Minneapolis and he has endured a similar in season setback last year from a severe charley horse.
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Boston Celtics
Bill Russell
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Syracuse
Charley Rose
Minneapolis
Slide Kills Two Workmen in Oregon Hillside
SILETZ Ore AP A hillside cleared of logs and rocks slid down on four men on a mountain logging road. Two workers Harley Norton and Peter Jacobs died when buried under mud and debris. Ronnie Olman survived after fleeing the tractor as it was buried. Jim Bergen and another man escaped as rocks struck but did not trap them.
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Ore
Harley Norton
Peter Jacobs
Ronnie Olman
Jim Bergen
Jacobs
Bergen
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Tragic Run Ends With Slide Three Bodies Recovered
Ton reported running 100 yards when a rock parade followed a rock slide or landslide sent rocks at him. He saw T disappear as the slide passed. Five hours later, rescuers found the bodies of Jacob and Norton along the road.
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Jacob
Norton
Publisher Hutchinson Dies After Heart Attack
William Ean Hutchinson 70 longtime executive vice president and secretary of Corn Belt Publishers died yesterday of a heart attack. He joined the firm in 1917 and helped publish the Chicago Daily Drovers Journal and supervise radio station WAAF. Born in Rosendale Kansas.
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William Ean Hutchinson
Corn Belt Publishers
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WAAF
Rosedale
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