Corry Journal Ad Heading and Staff Details
The Corry Journal lists staff including George R Saupe as general manager and William Chirica ai as advertising manager with production and pressroom personnel. It notes offices of Bottewelli-Kimball in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and announces second class mail status for the paper. Display advertising deadline is shown with reference to the previous publication date.
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Corry Journal
West South Street
Corry
Usher
George R. Saupe
William Chiricaai
Jol McLaughlin
Poreman
G. T. Betpinall
Wola Awemsine
Bottewelli-Kimball
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Mel
Imani Tuntt
Tax shift debate on hidden taxes and income gains
A fragmented report analyzes tax increases and hidden levies affecting middle income families. It notes higher federal and state taxes, broader fees, and the distribution of government drains, contrasting nominal gains with actual net income changes amid inflation.
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Howl
Peines Anorter
Tvs
Tnt
Guisien
Blaze Destroys Area Home In Seeming Vehicle Fire
A story reports an eight thousand dollar blaze gutting a home in the area with extensive fire damage. Authorities say a local family was displaced and a vehicle or nearby structure was damaged in the incident. One person related to the Hawley family provided details, while responders battled the flames for hours. The fire occurred near Penny Hi Way Hyxe Company, with ongoing investigations into the cause.
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Jena
Rue Obwana
Une Hawley Timily! Agyund
Hyxe
De Gaulle Signals Summit Prudence and Resolve
French leader De Gaulle, speaking at an extraordinary press conference, urged complete summit preparations to prevent disaster while outlining cautious Western alignment on Khrushchev and world peace. He touched on pensions for WWI veterans and warned the Chinese Communist threat, memorizing his opening remarks for 700 reporters.
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Mimi
de Geulle
Britishrime Minster
Harald
Macmillan
Eleenhaver
Myeinler
Niki Ty Kiimusichrv
Bat de Gaulle
Alley Fakme
France
Khryaheehey
Mareh
Khrushchev
Maren
de Gaulle
B.J Cutler
New York Herald- Tribune
Paris
Vin
de Gaude
Conternev
Crosby Noyes
Washington
De Gaulle Holds News Conference in Elysee Hall
In Elysee Palace great hall a 700 invited newsmen gathered under a Gingerbread ceiling and crystal chandeliers for De Gaulle's news conference. He strode in with nevetaff and no papers, while Noyes contrasted De Gaulle's control with Western leaders.
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Elysee Palace
de Gautile
Noyes
de Gaulle
Murders and Self Destruction Rumor Surrounds Gardner Family
An account describes Gardner, son of a former Orange County treasurer, as a Whittier College graduate and World War I German pilot who founded the Junior Toastmasters of America and wrote for View. A manuscript titled Fighting Quaker linked to Nixon is claimed in the house with a Nixon appreciation letter attached. Neighbors report a dog and cat near the door and stray newspapers and milk containers found outside.
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Jeuuunucu
Gardner
Orange County
Whittier College
Junior Toastmasters of America
View
Richard M. Nixon
Gartner
Whistler College
Nixon
Patrick McCaig
Gardners
Patricia
Untitled fragmentary item on local event
Readable text is severely garbled with no clear names places dates or events. The readable fragments suggest a local notice or brief but lack concrete facts to summarize. No distinct person or organization can be identified.
Erie Man 21 Admits Hold Up in Millcreek
Erie 21 year old Richard K Hickey confessed to an armed robbery at a Millcreek motel office. He signed a statement at police headquarters admitting the crime and described his actions with accomplice Joseph Marshall. About $288 was recovered from a local car dealer, with Marshall stating Hickey claimed no gun and had been drinking heavily before driving the car back to Erie.
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Richard K Hickey
Milmeer
Palle Gilet
Joseph Marshall
Oly Pailee
Nolowine
Dolores Fatipkowski
Hicker
Tickey
Lott
Puckey
Alets
Hickey
Marshall
Erie
Mopey
Mckey
Mirshall
Rites Held For Robert Upton
Last rites for Robert Upton were held at Bracken Funeral Home yesterday at 2 pm with Dr D L Saylor Mayville officiating. Interment followed at Prest tevian Cemetery in Garland. Attendants included Morman Taylor Clarence Kelloge Merle Gibbons Viveila Tibbs Eyrene Clancy Edward Palmer. Out-of-town relatives listed from Jamestown Meadville Warren Olle Waren and nearby areas.
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Ross Upton
Rachel Maura
Jamestown
Dantt Upton
Lyle Houghtling
Meadville
Myron Houghiling
Waren
Olle
Muhy
Fin Garland
Vicinty
Case Dismissed In City Court After Absence Of Police
City Judge Ruth Vogel dismissed seven cases when officers who investigated the matters were not present at 10 am. Three minutes later, the patrolmen and city attorney objected but she refused, saying the court starts on time.
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Buppalo
Ruth Vogel Elja
Patrotise
Nevtyed
Hollywood Highlights: Signoret and Montand Charm Hollywood
Hollywood reports Simone Signoret and Yves Montand captivate the city after two private parties hosted by MCA chief Jules Stein and the Douglases. Montand debuts a one man show at Huntington Hartford and both stars attract strong studio courting while balancing careers and marriage across continents.
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Hollywood
Simone Signoret
Yves Montand
Ulus Steinis
MCA
Irk Douglases
Mortand
Huntington Hartford
Broadway
Signoret
Enovet
Atda
PRR Freight Cars Jump Track Near Linesville
Seventeen Pennsylvania Railroad freight cars derailed near Linesville in Crawford County yesterday blocking a single track. No injuries were reported as crews diverted traffic to Wheland in Mercer County. Damaged track stretched about 500 feet and one car spilled onto the Tel-O-Post siding.
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Tenteen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Crawford County
Wheasland
Mercer County
Tel-O-Post Co
Berry Episode Sparks Fervor Over Cancer Link
A lengthy study concludes Aminotriazole may cause cancer after rat tests showed thyroid tumors from high doses. The 1906 Food and Drug Act foundation and a 1958 amendment guide FDA action banning cancer-causing chemicals in goods. The article notes no human trials and mentions disrupted passenger rail service awaiting repair.
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FDA
Congress
Brokenstraw Moves For Classrooms
At the November Joint Committee meeting the Brokenstraw Valley Joint Schools approved an application for a room schedule to guide new facilities. The housing committee has interviewed several architectural firms but will not yet recommend an architect. Batteries for the Youngsville Elementary fire alarm were replaced after a defect was found. Enrollment on October 1 lists Brokenstraw 289 Eldred 116 Freehold 213 Pittsfield 380 Youngsville 471. Budget allocations favor each district by percentages and capital charges by assessed value. The principal reviewed highlights from the Harrisburg educational congress. Routine bills and institute expense allowances totaling 6836.96 were approved.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Housing Committee
Department of Public Instruction
Ho. Sher~ Swood
Youngsville
Brokenstraw
Eldred
Freehold
Pittsfield
Youngsville Borough
Brokenshaw
Harrisburg
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