Corry Pennsylvanian advertising and distribution notes
The notice lists advertising rates and deadlines for Corry Pennsylvania printing. It notes service by mail and carrier, with annual and half year pricing, and states display advertising deadlines at 9 a m on the previous publication date. It mentions Orifice in New York Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia and references AP dispatches.
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Curry Mening Journal
H. Eagle
William Chirioups
John
Ieee Newes Con
Baiiinal
Consi Kimball, Inc
Orifice
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Aia
AP News
Corry
Military coups rise amid Asia border tensions
The escape of power by military men spreads to Burma and Pakistan as selfprotective steps against communism near Communist China. Pakistan, a Baghdad Pact ally backed by U.S. aid, pledges treaty adherence while new, postindependence nations wrestle with disillusion toward Communism and seek stability through strong leadership.
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Middle East
Burma
Pakistan
China
Midde East
United States
Democrats Seem Set For Large Senate Victory in 1966
The New York Times survey three weeks before the November elections projects a 63 to 33 Democratic majority with 34 seats at stake. Democrats hold 13 safe, edge in 10 Republican seats including the Maine pickup, and contest four more. Republicans see 7 of their 21 safe seats favoring them. The shift would challenge President Johnson and House leaders Rayburn and influence policy domestically and abroad.
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Senate
New York Times
Maine
Congressional Democratic
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sam Rayburn
House
Domstic
Congress
Eisenhower
White House
Corry educator Hoffmaster leaves to join University of Pittsburgh
Unsolicited in recognition of his fine work in the vocational department of the Corry schools, Charles P. Hoffmaster, director of industrial arts, departs the Corry Public Schools to become teacher coordinator at the University of Pittsburgh, a move aimed at broader public influence and collaboration with higher education. A separate note mentions Jerusalem unrest and a Golden Rule Club reviving four-page bulletins to boost monthly sales events.
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Charles P. Hoffmaster
Corry
University of Pittsburgh
Golden Rule Club
Fire destroys home on Central and Chestnut streets
The home of Forest A. Drake on Central and Chestnut streets burned this morning with occupants narrowly escaping while asleep. The article notes an emergency hospital patient mother and four children improved. one death recorded from the epidemic that day, and lists other local notices including Corry boys set for Camp Greenleaf and a newborn son at City Hospital October 17.
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Forest A. Drake
Cental and
Chestnut Streets
Armory
Clergyman Assigned to France After Chaplaincy Service
A graduate of Houghton College and Evangelical Theological Seminary in Naperville was ordained and served as pastor in Jamestown before entering the chaplaincy in July 1957. He receives a transfer assignment to France in early February next year. Services will be assisted by Welch, Marshall Sherwood, Peter Dubrosky and Keith Henton.
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Houghton College
Houghton, N
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Naperville
Jamestown
France
Welch
Marshall Sherwood
Peter Dubrosky
Keith Henton
Corry
U. S. Army
Evangelical United Brethren Church
C. Vernon Welch
EUB
Charles R. Gatty
Fort Dix
Corry Church
Printers Bible misprints and their surprising effects
Religion In The News by Tom Mtenshaw explores historic Bible printing errors from 1653 to the 17th century. It notes famous blunders including "Thou shalt commit adultery" and "Know ye not that the unright" and recalls fines paid by Barker, Lucas, and Field for typographical slips.
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Tom Mtenshaw
David
Margaret Hills
American Bible Society
Nebuchadnezzar
London
Barker
Lucas
J. Field
St. Paul's
The
Corinthians
Dunkirk Woman Dies Of Wounds In Buffalo Hospital
Mrs. Jean Colston, 23, of Dunkirk, died in a Buffalo hospital from a rifle wound received at home Tuesday. Her husband Pred Colston told authorities she was handling a 22 caliber rifle when it discharged during a discussion of a hunting trip. A death certificate was withheld pending investigation completion.
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Dunisle
Jean Colston
Buffalo
Dunkirk
Pred
BOAC Strike Grounds All Planes Prompting Slow Return
London aircraft maintenance engineers say there is little hope for an early return to work as their strike continues, grounding all BOAC planes. The walkout risks disrupting schedules and incurs mounting delays for passengers and cargo.
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London
British Overseas Airways Corp
BOAC
Fragmented Ironton Tribune column lapses into stray notes
Ironton Ohio columnist William Leaby Jr mocks the refrain that nothing changes while sketching a string of local items. topics include Route 6 bus safety, Corry school construction, a Detroit car note, a Rome Pope funeral connection, sewage plant concerns, and a proposal to raise parking meter rates.
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William Leaby Jr
Ironton Tribune
Ironton
Ohio
Bradford
Route 6
Conelway School
Corry
Merle van Cise
Erie
Union City Livestock Sale Prices lists hogs to calves
October 16 sale prices report Good and choice hogs 20 to 25 sows 18 to 19 beef cows 18 to 19 cents canners and cutters 15 to 11 beef heifers 18 to 23 bulls 20 to 24 veal calves 32 to 34 heavy and medium calves 17 to 22 lambs 21 to 23 percent
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Union City
Negroes Split Votes But Favor Democrats In North
New York Times cites a wide AP survey showing increasing discontent among Negro voters with both major parties on civil rights. It notes many will split tickets in November, though Democrats likely retain the majority in the North. Critics say both parties fail to push school integration and the 1954 Supreme Court ruling.
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the Times
Ucketa
Democratic Party
North
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Times
Cleveland
United States Supreme Court
California
New York
Maryland
New Jersey
Ohio
Diinois
South
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
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James W. Bracken
John Purcell
George Blade
Lee Munsee
Wallace Hammond
Cleve Morton
Edward Gretzler
Ray Laurie
City Hospital
Lawn Mowers
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton, Lawson and Jacobson
Small Motors
Cady & Collier
South Bt
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Fursbury
SWIT
Anaour Stan —Swifts
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ACORN
Rubinstein
Max Factor
Marcello Hypo
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Bobby Games
Charles Lucey
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Rome
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Europe
Cyril Cooper
St.Thomas' Church
Columbus Dam
Everett Zurn
Erie County
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Pennsylvanians For
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Lake Erie
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
St. Lawrence Seaway
Arthur McGonigle
Columbus
Corryiles
Corry Area
Rotary Club
Beaver Club
Cme
New
York Times
Key North
United Fund of the
YMCA
Salvation Army
Corry Memorial Hospital
Goodwill Sewing Society
Mead Park Association
American Red Cross
Polio Fund
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
Agenci
Erie County Crippled Children’s Society
Erie Association For Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Hamot Hospital
Pennsylvania Association For the St. Mary's Geriatrics Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Catholic Charities, Inc
Family Child Service
Erie Guidance Center
International Institute
Jewish Welfare Council
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Warren County Boy Scouts
Travelers’ Aid
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Erie Infants Home and Hospital
Florence Crittenton Home
Gannondale Harborcreek Training School
St. Joseph's Home For
Sarah A. Reed Ladies Home
Erie Association For
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the National Bank OF Corry
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