Curtis Retains Johnsonburg Paper Mill
Curtis Publishing Co announces in Boston that it will not sell the Johnsonburg Pennsylvania paper mill. Martin S. Ackerman, 36, new president and chair in chief, says the mill with $15 million book value will be kept as it can produce paper cheaper than buying. The mill makes 42-pound magazine paper at $172 per ton and is the largest single employer in Johnsonburg with about 850 workers.
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Losiwis
Curtis Puplishing Co
Johnsonburg
New York and Pennsylvania Co
Martin S. Ackerman
Curtis Publishing Co
Boston Advertising Club
Ackerman
Curtis
New York & Pennsylvania Co
Complete Plans For UNICEF Drive
The Corry Council of Churches plans the annual UNICEF fund drive as part of Corry's Trick or Treat program. Rev. Walter Thoms urged clubs and auxiliaries to join the appeal to aid sick and hungry children in 120 underdeveloped countries. Trick or Treat night is October 31 with pennies collected before games and refreshments at party centers. Nearby funeral services were held for Fred L. Ross at Bracken Funeral Home with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Corry Council of Churches
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
Unicef
Corry
Walter Thoms
Columbus Community Church
Thoms
Fred L. Ross
Bracken Funeral
Walter Gilliland
Charles Fuller
Pine Grove Cemetery
Ronald Miles
Milton Ross
Albert Ross
Charles Guignon
Richard Emerson
Ralph Lindsey
Virginia Gibson
Baltimore
Allen B. Ross
Alan Ross
Eric
Norman Rea
H. Servey
Clarion
Overnight Campers Leave For Spring Creek Trip
A group including two Junior Girl Scout Troops from Concord School and leaders prepare to camp at Spring Creek Sportsmen's Club. They will receive their campers badge in Scouting. Leaders present are Mrs. William Helmintoller, Mrs. Lyle Ladd, and Mrs. Max Chris. Journal Photo by Johnston.
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Concord School
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Sportsmen's Club
William Hel
Negro Christ Graces New Church Dome
A black Christ will adorn the new St. Cecelia Roman Catholic Church dome in Detroit, surrounded by angels of various races. Devon Cunningham, a Black artist, depicts figures rising from a Detroit skyline with portraits of Kennedy, King, Gandhi and others beneath clouded skies. The plan highlights a diverse, multiracial chorus of angels as the church serves a largely Black congregation.
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Raymond Ellis
Ella Parkin
Myrna Rogers
Alta Butler
DuPont Warned Over Flu Drug Claim
The FDA ordered DuPont to halt advertising that its influenza drug Symmetrol could treat a new Hong Kong Asian flu strain. The drug remains certified for other A2 influenza strains, but no human clinical tests exist for the Hong Kong variant. DuPont will conduct mandated tests, with results months away, and informed about 350,000 physicians of the testing status.
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Wilmington, del
Federal Drug Administration
DuPont Company
Hong Kong
DuPont
Man
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Journal
Johnston
Grange Hall
Bobby Richaren
South Carolina
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Mary Straite
Raymond Straite
Spartansburg
Flossie
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Enza Hekker
Evelyn Merkle
Minneappily
Paul's Men
N. Center St. Corry, Penna
Columbus
Cherry Valley
Orchard Park Baker Boy — White Bread
Kraft
Prince
Friskies
Orchard Park
Catsup
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