Corry Area Kicks Off United Fund Drive
Citizens Bank and the General Telephone Company pledged 100 percent subscriptions to the Corry area United Fund campaign, with about 60 volunteers at a YMCA kickoff. Treasurer David Nichols reported 3036.50 pledged so far, about 4.8 percent of the goal, as workers urge fair share gifts and full participation across health agencies and community chest groups.
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Corry
United Fund
Citizens Nations Bank
General ‘Telephone Company
YMCA
United States
James Williams
American National Red Cross
Corry Area
David Nichols
Robert Bracken
B. G. Bennett
Louis Miller
Cochsirmen
Willian Seitz
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Leonoleski
St.Thomas' Church
Elmer Ortner
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Corry United Fund appeals for 62000 goal
Corry and area residents will soon be asked to contribute to the United Fund the town’s first all inclusive charity appeal. The campaign aims to fund city charity needs and end multiple small drives, unifying efforts across the community.
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Corry
The
United Fund
Reserve Board To Up Stock Margin
The General Reserve Board raised stock margin requirements to the stiffest level since 194?, enforcing a minimum cash down payment of 100 percent for stock purchases with no retroactive effect. Market observers noted the move aimed to curb excessive credit in investing while brokers' loans and stock purchase credit showed sizable totals.
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Washington
General Reserve Board
Wall Street
Ils
Reserve Board
G. Keith Fanston
New York Stock Exchange
Panston
Tunisia's Bourguiba Declares Western Alignment in Bitter Address
President Habib Bourguiba denounced the United Arab Republic and broke diplomatic ties, asserting Tunisia now aligns with the West. He criticized Nasser policies and accused Cairo of Arab League manipulation while warning of plots against him. He backed a reformed Arab League and cited Egypt's backing of Salah ben Youssef.
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Tunisap
Habib Bourguiba
United Arab Repubic
U.A.R
Bourguiba
Angas
Israel
Nasser
Arab League
Tunisia
Cairo
Salah Ben Youssef
Tunis
Nasser- Youssef
CofCTo Fete Raymonds 75th Anniversary in Corry
The Raymond Mfg Co now Raymond division of Associated Spring Corp will be honored in Corry with a banquet October 27 at the Corry Area High School cafeteria. The event features a plaque presentation by the Corry Area Industrial Development Corp and is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Raymond Mfg. Co
Raymond Division
Associated Spring Corp
Corry
Corry Area
Bomb Shatters Meeting House in Boston
An ap homemade bomb exploded near a Jehovah's Witness meeting at the home of Mrs Agnes Harvat Tinian in Boston last night. The group had adjourned about an hour earlier. No injuries were reported though the blast shattered 30 windows and peppered nearby walls with debris.
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Boston
Jehovah's Witnesses
Agnes Harvat- Tinian
Split on policy issue tests Democratic stance
Washington AP dispatch outlines friction over foreign policy debate. Dulles supports open questionning of basic policy while resisting campaign discussion of current aspects. Ay and Morton push for informed public dialogue with restraint. Nixon warns Republicans must counter criticisms or face defeat.
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Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Bob
George Ay
D-Fla
Dem
Matt
Thruston B. Morton
Kysalt
San Francisco
Nixon
Republican Party
GOP
Doa Acheson
Paul Buller
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Hubert Humphrey
Antarctic rescue crawls toward crashed USAF plane
An Antarctic rescue party trudged 20 miles through blizzard conditions toward a crashed U S Air Force plane. Six of the 12 crewmen were reported dead and two of the seven survivors were believed injured, one critically.
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Uckland
New Zealand
U. S. Air Force
Showdown Looms Over Algerian Strike
Plane expected to fly at speeds up to 4600 miles per hour and possibly as high as 400 miles.
De Gaulle Ban Ignored as Algerian Demonstrations Planned
In Algiers, militant elements defied a ban on protests against De Gaulle’s policies. The Algeria Sahara Public Safety Committee pressed ahead with a general strike and demonstration despite government opposition and a stormy 25 of 64 member turnout. Pierre In Gaillarde led the marchers, while other members split or walked out.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Iap
Algeria-Sahara
Central Public Safety Committee
de Gave
Pierre
Gaillarde
Raoul
Glennan May Get Army Space Projects Head
Biographical sketch of T Keith Glennan, Yale graduate and Case Institute president, as he nears possible leadership of Army space projects and the new NASA appointment. Describes his background, Irish ancestry, family, and career in engineering and administration.
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Sonoretar
T. Keith Glennan
Yale
Glennan
Eisenhower
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Army
al- Heigl
Sod
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Atomic Energy Commission
Harry S. Truman
Washington
Local hospital receives seven thousand dollar appropriation
The Eric Colint commissioners provided the hospital with a $7000 appropriation, $1090 more than last year. Superintendent Edgar Alexander reported 283 admissions for 1443 patient days, a daily average of 48, with 41 births, five deaths and four major operations in September along with 44 minor operations. A rules committee presented a full bylaws revision for next meeting. A ventilating fan was installed and a blood bank refrigerator will be shipped this week. Directors Edisiges Elston Fuller Hawkins Millstrom Sample Sill Slattery Spitzer approved the preparations.
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Corry
Eric Colint
Board of Directors
Edgar Alexander
Jalindry
Edisiges
Elston
Fuller
Hawkins
Millstrom
Sample
Sill
Slattery
Spitzer
Plane Crashes On N Y Highway Kills Motorist
A military transport plane with seven aboard crash landed on the Southern State Parkway Long Island smashing into three cars and fatally injuring motorist Harold J. Schneider. Air Force crew and two women motorists injured. plane en route from Dobbins AFB to Mitchell Field.
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Babylon
N. Y
Long Island
Hames
Harold J. Schneider
West Tulip
Air Force
Zaho's
Mary Rehm
Tslip Terrace
Prank Calabrese
Variety Show by Company F at State Armory
Company F and the U S Army Reserve 10th Infantry sponsor a two performance charity variety show at the State Armory 1 East Washington Street Saturday afternoon and evening. The event funds athlete and recreation equipment for the Corry group and features 16 acts with TV land stars from Nashville Tennessee and Hollywood California. Tickets are available from guard members or at the door for 3:40 p m and 7:30 p m performances.
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Lenany BeaLt
Oxark
Tnfantry
State Armory
East
Washington Street
Joseph Bo Smollek
Camipa- Way P
Sald
Joes! Guard
Corry Group
Scott
TV Land
Nashville
Tenn
Hollywood
Catt
Bears Watch Formosa Strait Tensions Call for Long Term Patch
Gen Maxwell D Taylor U S Army chief of staff says the Formosa Strait situation requires a long term patch. He notes ongoing need for steady US leadership and careful handling of the crisis in Seoul and allied defenses.
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Seoul
Maxwell D.taylor
U.S Army
Formosa Strait
Erie Holdup Victim Admits It Was Hoax
Erie police concluded a reported holdup by a 30 year old salesman was a hoax after he admitted fabricating the tale of being robbed of 82 dollars. The man had implicated two others in a Boardwalk Cut Job, but detectives found the accounting and pinball losses prompted the ruse.
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Erie
Marie
Robert M. ‘Thompson
Stanley Stilewski
Joseph Luzay
Thompson
Stilewski
Lavar
George Raitaker
Nick Buin
Way 4
Gus Angelo
Whampeon
William Holster
Gas theft nets pair prison terms in Union City
Frederick B. Martell Jr. and John W. Jury of Lecontes Mills Pa. were sentenced by Judge Gamuel Rossiter after pleading guilty to siphoning $1.50 worth of fuel from a truck at Shades Service Station in Union City. Martell drew one to two years in the Western Penitentiary and Jury 11 months to one year in the Allegheny Workhouse.
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Pwo Clearfield
Unity
Gamuel ‘Rossiter
Frederick B. Martell Jr
John W. Jury
LeContes Mills
Corry
Shades
Union City
Rossiter
Martell
Western Penitentiary
Allegheny
Building Activity in Corry Shows Rise in August
Willum Batt Jr. reports Pennsylvania August building value reached 72 538 314 dollars up 124 percent from July while permits issued fell 54 percent to 8 725 across 564 municipalities. Don Williams notes July August September 1957 and 1958 show mixed gains including a new home worth about 22 000 and total three month value exceeding 117 776 dollars versus 1988 figures.
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Willum Batt Jr
Don Williams
Corry Deraul i
Jonal Bank
Drunk Comedian Jack Noktan Dies in Saranag Lake
Local obituary notes the death of Jack Noktan 69 known as the "lovable drunk" in Michelle Tune vaudeville shows. Details of his birthday and death are limited in the readable fragment.
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Saranag Lake
Jack Noktan
Michelle Tune
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