CORPORATE WIDE VACATION PAY AND SMOKING TRENDS
The Corry Journal covers debates on paid vacation unemployment benefits as a fair compromise, noting New York courts allowing benefits while workers remain available for employment. It reports Americans smoking more in early 1950s years, with Agriculture data showing record cigarette use and shifting to filters despite health worries.
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Corry Journal
Booth Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
Gf A. Rample
Manay
William Chiricuzio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicavo
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Cony
Onde Bruwss
Cate
Isidor Lubin
Department of Agriculture
Memories of Corry: Rotary Fair and football clash preview
Yesterday’s memories recount the 1937 Rotary Fair with hobby show and a parade in Meadville. Meantime Corry Beavers football buzz grows as Titusville-Corry plans crowd control and safety measures for Saturday’s home game.
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Coriy
Beavers En Jerkng
Tiefisville
Stanley
Andersons
Titusville-Corry
Ordes
Sugar Grove Boy Hangs Self in Home Tragedy
Coroner Ed Lowrey reports Carl W. Allenson, a Sugar Grove youth and student at Aymestown Business College, was found hanged in his bedroom yesterday about 12 miles west of Warren. The boy, said to have been experimenting with heroin, had taught a Sunday School class at the Salvation Army in Aumestows earlier that day.
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Worrely U
Svar
Hivy
Siew Grove
Wess
Warren
Ed Lowrey
Warren County
Carl W. Allenson
Lowrey
Herope Allenson
Aymestown Business College
Salvation, Army
Aumestows
Infant Mould Dies At Hospital
Infant Stephen Mark Mould, son of Mr and Mrs Richard J Mould of 584 West Church Street, born Saturday at Gerry Memp hospital, died yesterday. Survived by parents, two brothers Jerry and Bryan, maternal grandparents Lewis Dillinger of Trousville and paternal grandmother Rush Mould. Body at Frihket Funeral Home. friends invited this evening. Prayer service tomorrow at 2 p.m. with Rev Rachel McBoor. interment at Pinrove Cemetery.
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Stephen Mark Mould
Richard
J. Mould
West Church Street
Gerry Memphis Hospital
Jerry
Bryan
Lewis Dillinger
Trousville
Rush Mould
Racheel McBoor
Pinrove Cemetery
Three Die in Mexican Fire as Suspect Arrested
In Juana, Mexico a 17 year old is held on suspicion of starting a fire that destroyed nine frame houses and killed Epifanio Yillela, Trinidad Chavez, and Daniel Uribe Barragan. Police say Jesus Mireles Mejia threw a match on the floor during a card game. Twenty occupants escaped unhurt.
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Anjuana
Mexico
Soa
Jesus Mireles Mejia
Epifanio Yillela
Trinidad Chevez
Daniel Uribe Barragan
Jamestown Area Industrial Payrolls Decline
Jamestown and Falconer payrolls for the month fell short of the prior year as per Jamestown Area Chamber of Commerce figures. Totals show 69,715,394 for Jamestown and 9,239,044 for Falconer versus September 1956 levels of 53,682,371 and 264,809 respectively, with related gains in bank clearings, bank debits, and utility usage.
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Jamesiu
Jamestown
Falconer
Jamestown Area
President Extends Stay At Farm To Golf
President Eisenhower lengthened his stay at his Farm to play golf delaying return to Washington. Cold weather kept him indoors after 18 holes at Gettysburg Country Club on Friday and Saturday. Mrs Eisenhower remained at the farm with the President as First Lady recovers from surgery. A separate item notes Westmoreland County Republicans postponing the October 10 dinner to October 26 due to influenza epidemic.
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Eisenhower
White House
Washington
Gettigsburg Country Club
Y Allen
Eisenhower Place
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Republican Executive Committee
Creagh Looks At Today News By Ed Creagh
Washington report notes United States lagged in space efforts amid Russian satellite launches. Sen Symington urges Senate Armed Services inquiry into defense officials and scientists. White House denies tampering, while observers debate progress and public perception of the race to space.
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Creagh
Ss News
ED Creagh
Washington
United States
Sey, Symington
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Committee
Wet and cloudy weather grips northern U S
Northern states face extended wet and overcast conditions as a cold front advances. Forecasts show light snow possible in southern Minnesota and Wisconsin with unsettled travel conditions across the Upper Midwest.
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Mulany Smith
Hasina
West Lab Vidas
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Lee
Tipuviest Falls
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REX Theatre
Cary Grant
Deborah Kerr
Chrysler
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Larry Davis
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Las Pasbury
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