Mead Park and United Fund Support for Corry Recreation
Guest editorial praises Mead Park in Corry and urges readers to support the annual United Fund drive. It traces donations since 1940, notes shared funding from city and county, and highlights facilities, programs, and maintenance funded by United Fund and local contributions. The piece urges a 100 percent plus participation.
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Corry
Glenn C. Mead
City of
Mead
United Fund
High borrowing demand raises costs for schools and bonds
U.S. borrowing costs rise as May surge in bank loans and new bond issues boosts yields. Government and corporate bonds now offer higher returns with Treasuries above 4.25 percent and investment grade notes near 4.90 percent. Banken loans grow 11 percent this year amid potential Viet Nam war financing and inflation fears.
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New York
US. Treasury
U.S. Treasury
Washington
First National City Bank
New York City
Federal Reserve Board
Corry Evening Journal staff and notes
The Corry Evening Journal details staff roles including general manager advertising manager production manager and circulation staff. It mentions the newspaper’s address on West South Street Corry Pennsylvania and notes daily publication with a 50 cent weekly rate.
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Corry Evening Journal
China Plots to Expand Africa Influence Warns Ivory Coast President
In Ivory Coast President Houphouet-Boigny warns of Chinese maneuvers in Africa including a proposed East African railroad to tap copper in Zambia and planned Niger insurgent activity. He cites Chinese training of Niger students and assassination plots, arguing China seeks a global revolution while challenging Western powers.
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Ivory Coast
Viet Nam
India
Africa
East Africa
Zambia
Houphouet-Boigny
China
Cuba
Niger
Houphouel-Boigny
Law on minor earnings under old English and Pennsylvania rules
The text explains that English law gave the father a primary right to a minor's earnings, while Pennsylvania now grants both parents equal rights. If one parent deserts the child, the remaining parent holds the earnings. If a child contracts with an employer with parental consent, the parents may lose their claim, and consent cannot be withdrawn after wages are received.
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Pennsylvania
Tokyo Occupation Seizure of Hidden Gold Sparks Tokyo Occupation
Reports from Tokyo indicate occupation authorities began a massive seizure of untold millions in gold silver and currency believed taken by Japanese forces during the war. Severe rain delays hinder outdoor projects in Corry as fall advances and construction slows. A fire at Michael Lita hat and shoe shop caused minor injuries to Frank Litz. John Litz becomes manager at Endicott Johnson Shoe Store as Mrs. Al Smith plans to relocate with her husband to Westfield.
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Japan
Raymond Mig Ca
Michael Lita
Center Street
Frank Litz
John Litz
Endicott Johnson
al Smith
Westfield
Corry News: Giant Squash and Local Obituaries
C W Clark reports a squash measuring 46 inches in circumference and weighing 35 pounds on his Corry farm. George West, 86, died in Warren yesterday. he formerly lived in Corry. Horseshoe rivals the Ajak eeers and Tanners split two matches for the 1925 title. A daughter Mary Ellen Follett was born Sept 29 to Mr and Mrs Hazen Follett of Carne Hill. Football prospects fade due to lack of suitable field. William M Raymond, 72, died at Corry Hospital after a brief illness from a stroke.
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C. W. Clark
The
Journal
George West
Warren
Mr. West
Ajakeeers
Tanners
Hazen Follett
Carne Hill
Mary Elen
Steelworkers Union and American Chain and Cable Sign Three Year Pact
Pipersburgh reports the United Steelworkers Union and American Chain and Cable Co sign a three year labor contract after a midnight strike deadline passes. terms of the agreement were not disclosed by the union.
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Pipisburgh
United Steelworkers Union
American Chain and Cable Co
Julie Andrews At Work In Hawaii On Daily Film Grind
The article chronicles Julie Andrews filming in Hawaii for My Fair Lady and The Sound of Music, detailing a day from 5:30 AM wake up through late-night wrap. It notes her routine, the繁忙 schedule, interactions with Thelma the housekeeper, director George Roy Hill, and crew, and the contrast between stardom and exhausting work. Emma Kate, Rex Harrison, and Tony Walton are among those mentioned surrounding the star.
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Hawaii
Kahala
Emma Kate
Karenza
Christopher
Julie Andrews
Thelma
George Roy Hill
Kahala Avenue
Erie Cop Arrest of 17 Year Old Girl Led to Lawsuit
John and Helen Machuga sue three Erie officers over the 17 year old daughter Judy Machuga being arrested for car theft. They seek general and punitive damages of 10 000 dollars plus on counts of slander libel invasion of privacy and false arrest. The suit claims improper questioning at her apartment and arrest on April 19 and notes later correction and reinstatement as a school speaker.
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Wun
Erie
Peenil
Vincent {. Menuto
Mills Creek Police
Raymond A. Sokolowski
Melvin F. Swanson
Erie Police
John
Helen Machuga
Judy Machuga
Machugas
Menuto
Swanson
Sokolowski
Trie
Wee
Miss Machuga
Journal promotes subscription for readers
The Journal invites readers to subscribe to enjoy full access to news, features, and updates. The appeal emphasizes timely reporting and ongoing coverage for a complete local and regional view.
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THE
Journal Today
Car Truck Crash in Ohio Kills 65 Year Old
Ralph Wilkoff, 65, of Youngstown, died in a collision with a truck on slick Ohio 18 last night. Roads were slippery at the time and the crash is under investigation by local authorities.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Ralph Wilkoff
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