Corry Journal Publication Details and Rates
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Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Corry
Garrier
Farmers want free market shift in government support
Farm Journal polls show 55 percent favor total abandonment of supports and controls, 15 percent emergency-only supports, and 8 percent gradual adjustment, totaling 78 percent against high price parity. Only 14 percent seek 90 to 100 percent parity and 8 percent favor production payments, with poultry beef and fruit groups most eager to drop supports.
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Farm Journal
Khrushchev to see housing message in Los Prados
In San Mateo California a housing developer builds a Bayshore Freeway display for Nikita Khrushchev. The sign reads in English and Russian that every person in the new Los Prados neighborhood is a free happy home owner.
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San Mateo
Calif
Nikita Khrushchev
Bayshore
Los Prados
Eisenhower Bill Shapes Broad Economic Impact
In its first session the Béoth Congress moved bills affecting business, while many await action. A new defense and finance agenda could influence national debt, inflation, and interest rates, with ripple effects on corporate earnings. Stock market shifts reflect changing prospects for numerous firms.
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New York
Béoth Congress
Eisenhower
Congress
Roosevelt restricts special session to neutralty law revision
Washington report notes President Roosevelt plans to limit the special congressional session to revising the neutrality law. A former Corry girl, Freda Daniels, 20, nicknamed the human bullet girl, suffered a double fracture when fired from a cannon 100 feet, landing in a net. Corry records show hot midsummer temperatures with highs near 88 in shade and 90s in sun.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Corry
Freda Daniels
Lynchburg
Gold watch found after 17 years in potato patch
The note recalls Mrs. George Reynolds losing a valuable gold watch 17 years ago and its return yesterday when her brother John dug potatoes. Garden thieves are active in the city with police investigating a string of complaints. Elmer B. Kincaid, formerly of this city, is nominated by Mount Vernon Republicans for mayor, while William Batts of Concord Holston reports 20 bushels of potatoes stolen from his farm early today.
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George Reynolds
John
Elmer B. Kincaid
Republicans
Mount Vernon
William Batts
Concord Holston
Congress moves on housing and energy bills amid construction impact
The article notes passage of one billion dollars over two years for housing, rights for TVA to float bonds, and higher federal gasoline tax. It highlights effects on road builders, exporters, foreign traders, airport funding, and public works after a veto fight, with labor bill implications for union members.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Inter-American Bank
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Kane Marks First Polio Case In 1959
First polio case of the year is reported at Bradford. Mrs Grace Myers Polinski 22 wife of Kenneth Polinski contracted bulbar polio, was placed in an iron lung and transferred to Bradford after diagnosis. She was reported in fair condition at the hospital yesterday.
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Nown — Nance
Bradford
Grace Myers Polinski
Kenneth K. Polinski
Million-Dollar Fire Destroys Clearfield Lumber Plant
A raging fire at the South Wholesale Lumber Co in Clearfield Pennsylvania caused about one million dollars in damage to the plant and homes Monday night. The blaze, uncontained for about two hours, prompted evacuations within a block radius and drew 33 National Guard members to manage onlookers. One spectator was injured. several homes and outbuildings were destroyed or heavily damaged. The company employed 45 people. insurance coverage was noted, and cause remained undetermined.
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Clearfield
Lumber_company
South Wholesale Lumber Co
National Guard
Merle Hugar
Harold Beckton
Frank Shaw
Soult
Donald Urban
L. E. Soult Jr
Young Soult
Pennsylvania
Missile like device detonates near Frick Park in Pittsburgh
An explosion in Frick Park districts shocks residents as police investigate a device resembling a space missile. A 1.5 foot object with a plastic casing and red nose light is found in a field and turned over to the Army for examination amid prank possibilities.
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Pittsburgh
Frick Park
Army
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