Corry Evening Journal Publisher and pricing info
Corry Evening Journal details ownership and staff including publisher George R Sample and manager William Chiricu zio with production and advertising chiefs listed. It notes Associated Press exclusive local news use and postal entry as a second class matter. Subscription rates by mail and carrier rates are shown with display ad deadline set at 9 am.
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AP News Dispatch
Trust no Khrushchev in cold war easing
The piece argues against trusting Nikita Khrushchev and warns that easing tensions must not erase his Soviet record. It labels him untrustworthy, compares him to a weasel in a chicken coop, and condemns past acts including Hungary’s suppression and other atrocities.
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Red China 10th anniversary victory marks rising power
Washington reports on Chiangs decline and the 10th anniversary of Communist victory in Peiping. Khrushchev attends as Red China expands influence, presses toward Asia, and challenges U S interests with rapid modernization and vast population growth.
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Erie Police Seek Escapee
Erie police continue the search for a burglary suspect who escaped after being arrested outside the Portuguese Club. Patrolmen Skoniczka and Kopelewski handcuffed him, placed him in a car, and while one officer searched inside the club the youth fled when distracted. Police widened the search to the lower west side and bayfront.
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Alois Skoniczka
Joseph Kopelewski
Skonieccka
Kopelewski
Lower West Side
Bayfront
Mellon Honored as Pittsburgh Sportsman of the Year
Industrialist Richard K. Mellon was named Pittsburgh Sportsman of the Year at a banquet. He was honored for his work with the Rolling Rock Steeplechase held annually near Ligonier.
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Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago Harvest Sale Cancelled
A 1939 notice recalls Paris reports of German-Russian peace terms tied to Poland. Norman T Newton of Corry is named assistant professor of landscape architecture at Harvard. Bad weather led Golden Rule Club to cancel a $50 Harvest Sale street dance tonight.
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Berlin
Poland
Norman T. Newton
Jessie King Newton
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Harvard University
United States
Golden Rule Club
Government intervention heats steel strike debate in 1950s era
Government intervention in the steel strike shifts to wage and price questions as talk of conciliation and a Taft Hartley act injunction looms. President Eisenhower meets steel leaders to push for a binding contract and avoid price rises while mills rebuild stocks amid looming shutdowns and worker wage concerns.
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Gas shortage expected again in Cory this winter
Officials of the Pennsylvania Gas Company warned Cory should brace for another gas shortage this winter. Jamestown patrons have been notified. At the city commission meeting last night old bricks from the city building were auctioned to Hyde and Murphy Co. for 11.70 per thousand. M E Waldron of North Clymer hospitalized with a fractured leg and bruised side after being thrown from a wagon. Miss Hattie Linendoll hosted a dinner for local O B girls in honor of Miss Minnie Linendoll and Miss Martha Gretzler.
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Jamestown
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M. E. Waldron
North Clymer
Corry Hospital
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Martha Gretzler
Steel strike tensions mount as negotiators seek compromise
Clerks describe growing bitterness as unions and management clash over factory rules. Management pushes to reclaim mill operation control, fearing mass firings. The outcome hinges on the president persuading both sides to reach a workable settlement without Taft-Hartley intervention or a fact finding board.
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Prisoners in Pueblo Jail Get Overcoats After Heat Loss
In Pueblo Colorado prisoners endured a cold day as a snowstorm disrupted heat at the city jail. Power outages and fuel shortages left the facility without heat prompting officials to supply overcoats to inmates.
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Bradford Hospital staff absolved in Doris Wolford death
A Bradford County inquest found the operating room team at Bradford Hospital not criminally liable for the death of 24 year old Doris Wolford of Foster Township during a thyroid procedure. The hearing faulted negligence but cleared the doctor nurse and surgical technician of charges. The anesthetic cyclopropane allegedly exploded sending force through a tube into Wolford’s mouth, with massive lung bleeding cited as a cause.
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Bradford
Bradford Hospital
Doris Wolford
Foster Township
Robert Cole
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