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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1961
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists publication details staff names and office addresses. It notes advertising rates and deadlines including mail and carrier options with a 9 a m display deadline.
A historical essay analyzes how rapid tech leaps outpace current schooling. It questions how to prepare students and workers for jobs that do not yet exist, noting the uncertain horizon of future industries and the challenge for educators to teach tools and skills for unknown roles.
Hal Boyle notes in Leopoldville that Congolese houseboy Alphonse struggles to support his wife and five children as independence brings unemployment and higher prices. Stores thin, shelves empty, rents rise, and many families share rooms or move in with relatives as the economy adjusts to postcolonial realities.
Remodeled GALBREATH RESI DENCE at 2 W Main St offers 3 bedrooms, 1 floor living, plastered walls, new kitchen and bath, large 2 car garage, big lot, $510,500. ENDEAKER Prop erty at 41 North Street, 1 acre, listed at $4,000.08. LEO F FRANZER property at 18-21 KE Bond Street, two-family income prop, $12,000. Contact this office today to view.
President Kennedy and Secretary of State Dean Rusk held off the record briefings for about 500 radio and TV leaders to discuss foreign policy. They warned participants not to disclose sources or official views, arguing such sessions limit public understanding compared with direct TV addresses by the president.
Warren taxpayers face a one and a half mill jump in 1961 school taxes to offset depleted state aid. The Warren Borough School Board tentatively approved a 19 mill property assessment, up 15 mills from 1960, plus a $5 per capita tax and $5 resident tax for residents over 21. The 1961-62 budget totals $1,288,304, up $63,523 from last year, with board stating the increase stems from reduced state revenue rather than local spending.
Police seek Stephen Calafate and an accomplice in a Monday Eckerd Drug Store robbery that netted 8800 cash and 1460 in checks. A blue station wagon and a green 1987 Cadillac were used. Calafato, from Erie, is sought on unlawful flight to avoid/prosecution.
Dr Mazaa Tsu zuki, 68, renowned radiation disease expert and head of Tokyo Red Cross Hospital, died of lung cancer. He specialized in treating Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic blast survivors. Estimated unrestricted cash on hand July 1961 was $100,690.
New York AP reports the latest profit and loss statements are due, potentially dampening Wall Street optimism. Early industrial earnings for the first months suggest volatility ahead as investors watch how firms navigate the period.
Franklin officials discussed metering homes amid a discouraging water study. City Engineer John R. Snow outlined a four point plan: protect French Creek, test a potential above plant well field, add another well with dehydration risk, and pursue a dependable rechargeable water supply nearby.
Funeral service for John C. Cone was held yesterday afternoon at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. H. Ray Harris officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Burch Gordon James Scully Eugene Davis Wallace Palmer and Louis Sproveri.
A reflective column contrasts spoken language with written text, arguing print preserves memory and reach, while oral speech shapes culture in daily life. It praises newspapers as lasting records linking communities across time and space.
Banks report weaker earnings in the January to March quarter as profits slip from four years earlier despite higher loan volumes. Declining demand for loans and falling long term rates shrink bond yields, while mortgage rates ease reducing income for lenders and investors.
Yesterday's Memories recalls a Chevrolet grocery truck crash injuring Ralph Chirtausio Sr. and son John Chiriguzio after an Erie Waterford road rollover. Mead Park's West Wayne street grounds begin with picnic table construction. Recreation League results show the colerettes in first place after beating Ray mhonds. Sterling and Aero split. Betty Sears led with high score.
John Haliburg presented The Warren Mirror with the first screwdriver of his patent completed at the Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp. Born to Mr and Mrs R B Keppel, a son John James. Mrs Glen Donaldson, convalescing at her mother Mrs Catherine Armstrong’s, left Spring Creek for home. Mr Ballinger of Sherman visits on business. Ralph Baker’s Park Place home wedding anniversary celebrated by Les Amis Club.
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