Corry Journal Publishing Details and Rates
The Corry Journal lists publication offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia under Associated Press content. It details mail and carrier subscription rates, including yearly and half year options, and notes advertising display deadlines and territorial restrictions.
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Corry Journal
Daly
Gente Street
Corrs
Cheryvesting Journal
New ‘York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Cory Pa
Midyear Budget Review Shows Red Ink Despite Defense Cuts
The midyear budget review shows the 1958 fiscal year starting last July 1 running a deficit with spending at $72 billion and receipts at $73.5 billion. A $14 billion surplus remains after $2 billion in defense cuts, though critics warn the safety implications of the cuts.
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Defends Department
The Forgotten Man And Union Power In Elections
The article discusses rank and file Teamsters workers challenging officer elections. It cites federal and appellate rulings upholding the ongoing process while highlighting legal gaps that allow manipulation by leaders who control union funds and suppress member rights. Attorney Godfrey P. Schmidt notes this flaw and urges congressional reform.
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Iunietice
Teamsters Union
Circuit Court of Appeals
Earl Warren
Godfrey P. Schmidt
Congress
Hal Boyle notes aging glamour and a party life star
In a Hal Boyle Americana piece Miss Elsa Maxwell, famed party hostess born in Keokuk, reflects on age, fame, and happiness. At 74 she remains a Tuesday night TV fixture, while Las Vegas and NBC publicity pursue her. She prizes kindness, wit, and the idea that joy comes from giving happiness to others. She warns against materialism and urges politeness to the less fortunate as life’s core.
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New York
Els Maxwell
Walduit Towers
Adventurus Nay
Keokuk
Elsa
Macall
Las Vegas
Duchess of Windsor
Bear Lake News Letter of Interest
Promotion day exercises were held at the Bear Lake Evangelics United Brethren's Church Sunday School Sunday. Mrs. Millie Burch was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Damon at Lottsville Sunday. Miss Flora Morton, who attends Edinboro State Teachers College, was home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Beckerink and daughters Sonya and Trudy of Clymer were Sunday dinner guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Manwaring. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White and son Daryl also called on their parents Sunday. J. Carlson of Jamestown called on J. Manwaring Sunday. The EUB Men's Fellowship meeting was held at the church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Frank Smith was in Columbus Saturday helping to care for her mother who is in crooks and racketeers serve control over large unions and do that with impunity and such a manner as to weight the contest In favor of the Becks and the Hoffas. The rankand-file unionist is today for all practical purposes shorn of legal remedies against corrupt union leaders.
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Bear Lake
Evangelics
United Brethren's Church
Millie Burch
Cleve Damon
Lottsville
Flora Morton
Edinboro State
Gordon White
Daryl
J. Carlson
Jamestown
Becks
Hoffas
Highway Bureau Suspends 17 Driver Permits
The Pennsylvania State Department of Highway Safety reports 17 driver permits suspended over August 19 to 21, with two local restorations. Leading the list is David N. Bayle of Corry cited for speeding and reckless driving, followed by Richard Magee of Corry for reckless driving. Other names appear for speeding, driving too fast for conditions, driving without a permit, and intoxication related suspensions, including Donald Artico, Robert Johnson, John Fuller, Johnny Zook, John Gregor, Frederick Peterson, Harold Skinner, Floyd Stoke, Ruth McKinsey, James Shields, Duane Gates, and Everett Crowell.
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Pennsylvania State Department of Highway Safety
David N. Bayle
R.D. 4
Corry
Richard Magee
Franklin Street
Donald B. Artico
Younisville
Robert Johnson
R. D
Pittsfield
John L. Fuller
Wattsburg
Johnny Zook
Youngaville
John E. Gregor
Union City
Frederick B. Peterson
Harold D. Skinner
Sugar Grove
Dennis Vetten
Corryites Attend EUB Conference In Jamestown
More than 200 members of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, including many from Corry, travel to Jamestown for the eleventh annual Men’s Congress. Dr Roy Stetler, Evangelical Press publisher, opens as principal speaker with a banquet and Friday service.
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Equs
Gelleal United Brethren Church
Corry
Jamestown
Eric Gottference
Roy Stetler
Ely E. Chelsuser
Western Pennsylvania
EUB
Stetler
Evangelical Press
Youngsville
Glenn EB. Donelson
Donelson
Gerald Sager
Alvin Willink
Olean
N.Y
Cowboy Shot By Gun In Holster
A 24 year old cowboy, Martin F. Montfort, was wounded when a .22 revolver discharged as he placed it in his holster while leading cattle along Webster road in Portland. He was taken to Westfield Memorial Hospital for treatment after the accidental firing above the knee.
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Westfield
New York
Martin F. Montfort
Webster Road
Portland
Montfort
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Tokyo Aid to Japan Sparks World Reaction in 1957
In 1957 reports claim Mussolini Italy aids Japan amid World League condemnation for war on China. Allyn Spencer, VFW Archie Thompson Post 264 member, elected commander at West Washington St. meeting. City Council to proceed with tax revision court and appoint successor to F McCray as city assessor.
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Tokyo
Italy
Japan
League of Nations
United States
China
Allyn Spencer
Archie Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Washington Street
F McCray
Signal Corps orders sent to Camp Jackson duty list
Forty years ago today Signal Corps members in this city received orders to report to Camp Jackson in Columbia SC. From Corry they are G Saxton Donald Graker Albert Ohrn Walter Scott Omar Chase and Allan Spencer. They enlisted in Jamestown months ago. The death of Charles Hunt occurred at his home yesterday after a period of critical illness from pneumonia. Prof H C Wilson traveled to Union City for his usual class.
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Eenver
Signal Corpa
Camp Jackson
Columbia
Corry
G. ¥. Saxton
Donald Graker
Albert Ohrn
Walter Scott
Omar Chase
Allan Spencer
Jamestown
Charles Hunt
New Trends In Boating Expand Use Across Months
Postwar readers see boating shifting from seasonal to year round activity. Families adopt larger boats and motors as open weather regions grow, with 6 million boats and about 30 million boaters nationwide. Johnson Motors and Evinrude introduce 50 horsepower models to meet demand for winter inland waterways trips.
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New York
Ike
South
Pacific Coast
Johnson Motors
Outboard Motors See Sales Rise Across Regions
The Business Mirror notes rising outbound motor ratings and predictions of higher sales for the new year. Johnwon No tora director William storms forecasts 10 to 15 percent dollar-volume growth, while Howard F Larson of Evinrude expects 14 percent unit gains and 28 percent dollar increases. Demand is tied to oil, logging, and commercial fishing use in southern states.
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Wisl
Quitboari Bostine Club of America
William Storms
Johnwon Notora
Howard F Larson
Evinrude
Apse Ie Ve
Juel
Pickpocket Takes Wallet in Erie Bargain Sale
Mrs Virginia Shaffer reports her purse was robbed downtown Erie Monday afternoon during a crowded bargain event. A wallet containing 450 dollars in cash and 333 dollars in checks was taken. the cash vanished while the checks remained, later found by a store employee. The incident occurred amid a dense crowd of shoppers.
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Erie
Virginia Shaffer
Waitsbury
Red
Felice
Refuse Bus Rides To Kane Private School Students
Voters last night barred private school pupils from district bus rides citing a state supreme court ruling. The local decision follows a discussion led by solicitor Ralph DeCamp and notes on changes from the recent session. only a few pupils ride the buses to a focal parochial school on a pay plan. Clyde Gilfert reported on the McKean County School Directors convention held at Smethport and changes in laws from the last session. Printed copies of the school board policy and the new directory were distributed.
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Sane
Ognous
Little
Ralph DeCamp
Surene Court
Focal
Clyde Gilfert
McKean
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Ellis “Carfoad
Gerald Hammond
Center St
Business Mirror
Bam Dawson
Ruth
Ias
Kane
E. Crosby Bush
Main St
RCA
TV Davis
RCA Victor
WNW
Slocum
Slocum's Electronics
South Center Street
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