Corry Journal Advertisement Details and Rates
The Corry Journal lists staff and publication details including publisher George R Sample and general manager William Chiricu aio with advertising manager John McLaughlin. It notes Associated Press exclusivity for local news and AP dispatches and provides subscription rates, office locations, and display advertising deadlines.
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Corry Journal
South Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricuaio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Producton
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
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Money can't buy solution to crime and education
New York City faces teen crime fears and notes that spending 60 million dollars recently to curb juvenile delinquency does not guarantee results. The piece argues money cannot buy love, respect, or happiness, and stresses that quality teaching and personal effort matter more than plush schools. It criticizes reliance on taxes and government spending as sole fixes.
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New York City
Sputnik
America
Russia
Lx- Vorite
News Items Of Bear Lake
News items from Bear Lake report social gatherings and local events. Firemen sponsor a supper at the fire hall with the auxiliary. Mrs Rey and family, and Mrs Burkett Smith and children, returned from a two week visit with Rey Smith’s parents in Batavia. Nancy Jukes suffered serious burns at her grandparents home. Paul Vanord and family plus Sunday School classmates attended a Greveland baseball game. Mr Haskints of Pluvaris visited J C Manwaling and family.
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Swan Lass
Rey
Pluvaris
Manwaling
Hollywood Highlights and the stripping debate on screen
Hollywood highlights discusses the evolving code as Joan Collins comments on dance coaching by Candy Barr. Collins says she stays constrained, censors ban strip tease terms, and notes dancers avoid bumps and grinds. She values current taste and hopes a film move to Columbia for A Gift From the Boys with Yul Brynner.
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Hollywood
Joan Collins
Candy Barr
Law
Sunset Strip
Miss Collins
Mr Barr
Miss Barr
Las Vegas
20Th Century-Fox
Columbia
Greece
Yul Brynner
Ohio Pair Admits Theft Of Watches
Two Cleveland men pleaded guilty in Jamestown to burglary and first degree grand larceny for stealing antique watches from the T. James Clarke Box factory in April 1958. Albert Severino and Charles Skubovis, both in custody in Ohio on other charges, faced Judge Rollin A. Fancher who scheduled sentencing for October 26.
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Mayville
Cleveland
Ohio
Jamestown
Albert Severino
Charles Skubovis
Severino
Skubovis
Michael D. Lombardo
Chautauqua County
Rollin A. Fancher
Moves Only Two Fingers Paralyzed Authoress Visits Vets
CHICAGO AP) A smil ing tte woman who can move only her facial muscles and two fingers of her right hand is in Chicago to cheer lonely veterans. Mary Ellen Kelly 36 of Mayeus Town will autograph her book But With the Dawn Regording. She has acute rheumato id arthritis and hopes for air ambulance visits to veterans hospitals. She runs a league magazine Seconds Sanctified for 2,000 members from her bed and travels to visit invalids around the country. Traveling is hard as airlines and railroads refuse her on a rolling car, and she arrived in Chicago Sunday in a baggage car.
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Chicago
Mary Ellen Kelly
Mayeus
Town
Alvanae
van Hayent
Miss Kelly
League
Seconds Sanctified
Nikita Goes To Midwest U S
Khrushchev favors friendship with the American people and government, saying no line should separate them, while travel remarks by Karen Hayt reveal humor about ride options. The dialogue reflects a Communist stance on U S relations and a humorous travel narrative amid Midwestern journey plans.
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Cuinue
United States
Khrushchev
Federal Gas Tax Rises One Cent Oct 1
President Eisenhower signed a bill increasing the federal gasoline tax from three to four cents a gallon starting October 1. The rise funds the 4,000 mile Interstate program and is expected to net about two billion dollars from motorists before its scheduled expiration July 1, 1961. He noted the move avoids a highway program disruption despite not meeting pay-as-you-go goals.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gistan Ds
Trio Escapes as Bullets Riddle Auto on Harborcreek Road
State Police report three occupants two women and a man escaped injury early Sunday when a gunman tore down a for sale sign and fired on a bullet riddled car in Harborcreek Township. Koniecko then fired his rifle, striking the vehicle as he detained the attacker until authorities arrived.
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Uuusie
Ayito
Walbridge Road
Harborcreek Township
Yenter City
Harborcreek
Alex Konlecko
Weir
Joseph Stablein
Harbor
Kreek
Shirley Ann Michael
Joyce Zabayows Koniecko
Koniecko
Lawrence Park
Konieeko
Harry Treland
Kuchiecko
Youth Killed in Crash Near Pittsburgh and Monroeville
An auto left the road and overturned last night near Pittsburgh and Monroeville, killing 17 year old King Ronald Sakowitz of Swissvale. Three others were injured but not seriously.
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Pittsburgh
Monroeville
Ing Ronald Sakowitz
Swissvale
Yesterdays Memories of Carry Ve 1959 Sound Bites
Washington news notes Roosevelt asks Congress to lift export embargo. Radio program Americans at Work featured auctioneers Evans and others discussing wartime controls. Citizens invited to attend a conference at the Municipal Auditorium as plans are set to revive a local chapter.
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Carty Radio Fyns
Columbia
Evans
Cote Brothers Cicetts
Congenpler
Ameican Red Cross
Wen
Fisher
Corry
Waviletine Unis
Pls
Corry Nine Defeats Meadville 4 to 0 in Close Game
In a standout clash at Rex Theatre, the Corry nine played errorless ball to defeat the Evie Ratton team of Meadville 4 to 0. A brilliant recitation followed by soloist Miss Mildred Thompson of Erie highlighted a packed program staged by Prof Henry Wilson and his pupils last evening.
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Stason
Corry
Evie Ratton
Meadville
Rex
Henry ¢ Wilson
Mildred "Thompson
Erie
Steel Strike Shrinks Production Plans Across U S
The steel strike disrupts planning rooms and forces layoffs as plants stretch remaining supplies to cover weeks of production. Imports rise while inventories tighten, and several firms borrow steel from future output. Officials warn recovery lengthens with ongoing service, auto slowdowns, and uncertain demand. Dies of train injuries in Pittsburgh report two deaths, including Valentine Imhoff, 70.
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Western
Europe
Department of Commerce
Uplin
Pittsburgh
Valentine Imhoff
Millvale
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