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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1959
Page
4
Investors are urged to favor industrial stocks over railroads as transportation firms broaden into real estate and advertising. Sell railroad stocks to bank reserves until industrial shares drop to value, then reinvest in solid dividends. keep railroad bonds likely to recover as railroads leverage new assets.
Corry Journal masthead shows staff positions including Usher George R Sample Gen em Manager William Chirbu vie Pressroom Fort G. T. Bereman Produ Manager and advertising staff. National Advertising Representatives Bottinelli Kimball list offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia. The Associated Press exclusive rights statement and post office entry data are noted along with subscription and delivery rates and advertising deadline details.
Gettysburg College dean John W Shainline notes about two and a half million Americans enter college each fall with over a million freshmen. More than one third will not graduate due to finances, health, or personal reasons. He emphasizes the need for freshmen to grow up and adapt to college life, with orientation programs to ease this transition.
A Boston area reader argues fares alone won't stop rail decline. Railroads must cut costs, optimize freight, and monetize land through advertising and redevelopment while preserving essential freight services. He notes passenger shifts to auto and air travel, highlights efforts like new air conditioned cars, and suggests consolidations and rate flexibility as possible remedies.
Edith Lewis of Cambridge Springs called on Mr and Mrs Elwond Gonnell recently. Richard Price and family from Jasper NW attended church services at the EUB and infant Kenneth Richards baptism. Visitors included Mrs Harry Bishop and sons from Jonsburg and Cleveland friends Mrs Florence Nenno, John Hilder of Houston Tex Ray Eggeton of Sherman and Mrs Addison Reynolds of Evie. Mrs Mildred Blutcher of Lionville cared for her ill father Will Evans. Mrs Burkett Smith returned home from Carry Mex mortal Hospital. Bruce Manwaring attended a Cleveland ball game. Fern Crosby of Pittsburgh attended church, Edith Hawkins and Mrs Ethel Bond joined the By Bleston reunion in Sherman.
Jamestown police charged Cleveland lawyer Herman Pressman and companion Richard A Stewart with knowledge of stolen property after Stewart checked a suitcase with eight antique watches from James Clark Box and Label Works. Pressman, free on 5000 dollar bond, says the matter should not go to trial. Stewart is jailed on 25000 dollar bond. They are set to appear September 17 before City Judge Lester W. Berglund.
Erie Coach & Co. won PUC approval to raise base school and child fares starting Sept 7. Ticket prices rise from 10 to 11 1/2 cents for school tickets, senior tickets to 1.15, and child cash fares to 13 cents. The company says the increase, totaling about 13,600 dollars annually, offsets operating losses after discussions with PUC staff.
S. B. Storm Anarbye 61 a steel industry figure in production engineering and sales died yesterday in Celina Ohio. He worked with Stamice Inc from 1928 until retirement in 1942. Born in Oslo Norway, he devoted a century to his field.
Washington press secretary Hagerty faces tough London reception as British papers praise his skill yet mock his information handling. Coverage ranges from praise of influence to calls for restraint, with observers noting evolving perception during Eisenhower era diplomacy.
Adolf Hitler’s war machine rolled across Polish frontiers in a lightning offensive threatening a general European war. German aerial bombardment hit Warsaw as reports circulated of a crisis escalating despite radio and public displays. WPA workers faced wage dismissals, while local events highlighted fund drives and community notices. Winners in the Pexn-Drake benefit were named, with prizes and car awards announced.
A Buffalo based subsidiary of Production Sten Chil of Detroit moves aluminum service operations to a Jamestown plant. The new site will supply steel and aluminum products to the Erle Warren Bradford and Olean regions with a diversified stock including sleet, strip, and fittings, available from Jamestown.
Readable fragments describe a social event with attendees including Mrs Blynt, Mr Davis, Mrs G tonia and others. The text mentions guests, musical entertainment, floral decor, and informal patterns of dress, with partial names and roles scattered across the page.
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