Corry Pa newspaper rates and notices from 19th century
Manager John Pressroom Fore GG Bergman Product Manager Advertising Representative bows Printed in this newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches Entered at the Post Office at Corry Pa as Second Class Mall Matter By Mail 900 per year 450 for 6 months 700 per year 375 for 6 months by mail in advance in territory By mail Seven Cents per copy Forty two cents per week Advertising rates made known upon application Display Advertising Deadline 9 AM on previous publication interval
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AP News
Corry
Ler
Ainte
Highway funds face $90 million deficit under anti recession move
Budget Director Maurice H Brahs warns that Congress halting speedups in highway construction will create a $90 million shortfall in the highway trust fund next year. He urges higher gasoline and road taxes to cover revenues from road-imposed charges. AAA opposes tax hikes and would shift funds from the federal budget, arguing the deficit would worsen the nation’s peacetime red ink. The interstate plan aimed to be pay as you go, funded by highway users, not federal borrowing.
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Congress
Maurice H. Brahs
American Automobile Association
AAA
Hitler warns Sudeten dispute will be last European land grab
Corry notes Adolf Hitler declares annexation of the Sudetenland will be his final territorial demand in Europe. C. M. Heanst, longtime associate director of YMCA work in Corry, is told of a promotion sending him to Coatesville, Pa. Meyers Ink Milling Co moves ahead on a new Columbus mill near Erie Railroad station. firm based in Clymer with mills in Findley Lake and Lowville.
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Berlin
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Sudetenland
Europe
C. M. Heanst
YMCA
Corry
Coatesville
Pennsylvania
Meyerink Milling Company
Columbus
Erie Railroad
Clymer
Findley Lake
Lowville
Appliance sales lift consumer watching the fall
In New York AP reporting, consumer spending shifts from soft goods to appliances as confidence grows. Westinghouse, GE, and other majors report rising June to August sales, signaling a 1959 1960 upturn as inventories tighten and replacement demand rises. In Louisville, Mr and Mrs Shryock unexpectedly pick up their son Paul on leave from Korea.
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New York
Chris. J. Witting
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
Manufactures Association
Vacuum Cleanner Manufacturers Association of
Cleveland
General Electric
Louisville, Ky
L. D. Shryock
Paul
Korea
Shryocks
Killed in Action Reported for Lieut Case
Word comes that Lieut Charles B Case former PRR yardmaster was killed in action during the late August big American offensive. Confirmation received of the death of Robert Dewey Shaw of Company A who similarly died overseas. Police hold two youths in custody over auto thefts from Dave Lines and John Dunbar. Corry’s Fourth Liberty Loan quota likely around 360000. Edward Hopkins of Vinestreet moved to Standard Turnbuckle plant in New Jersey for work. Soviet education data show 62 percent of college students are women with 70 percent in medicine. women engineers remain a small minority in the USSR. Road to Hell Hinton Okla Devil’s Canyon a popular site for summer church camps.
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Charles B. Case
PRR
Robert Dewey Shaw
Company A
Soviet Union
Society of Women Engineers
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Future Farmers of America
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