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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1962
Page
4
Dr Leona Baumgartner cites progress in cancer treatment while urging public support for the American Cancer Society. The editorial notes improvements in survival over 25 years and calls for education, early warning signals, and donations to fund research through the Corry Chapter.
In Dayton Ohio a Stackpole unit of St Marys Pa was fined 10000 for a multi firm price fixing scheme to sell electronic parts to the armed forces. William W Garstang former Allen Bradley executive faced 5001 fine and 12000 to the company. Ten defendants face ten day pay deadlines or imprisonment.
Michigan state senator John P. Smeekens proposes using a writ to block a Detroit Sunday baseball game between the Yankees and the Tigers if the Senate balks at revising the Sunday blue laws. He backs a bill to close most stores on Sundays in populous counties and alter bans on sports and spectators. The 1846 law bars sports and public diversions on the Sabbath, unless the writ stalls action, Smeekens says.
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising, printer credits, and publishing details for the paper and its official notices. It notes prohibited content and submission channels, with information about advertising deadlines, circulation, and postal rights for Curry County.
George Sokolsky describes a family saga of buying a modern dish washer that failed due to a defective motor. A confrontation with the service team escalates as the author vents at the company, the bureaucracy, and a troublesome item found in a car carburetor.
A meditation reflecting on sheep and the good shepherd Jesus. It contrasts sheep’s weakness with human spiritual need, urging rest, prayer, and contemplation amid modern life’s rush. The piece cites Psalm and gospel imagery to emphasize divine guidance and personal reflection. Includes stray automotive ad phrases and regional commentary.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev bets on major reforms to fix chronic farm shortages, offering material incentives and decentralizing control to boost output. He faces resistance from doctrinaire Communists as he shifts from heavy industry to farm modernization.
The article discusses matching state funds for tourism promotion under a new law. Agencies must receive at least $1,000 or up to 20 percent of the legislature’s total allocation. Funding is for promotion, not site investment, to attract private development.
James Marlow analyzes how Breel steel executives timed a price hike to clash with President Kennedy's news conference. The move, weeks after a no wage increase contract, sparked quick presidential rebuke, televised impact, and potential congressional scrutiny. The episode raises questions about whether the steelmen planned the increase and how it affects public perception and inflation.
Swenson explains the TPA appropriation saying the state lacks a uniform model for division of expenditures. Each area has unique issues and promotional needs, but he remains confident money will be spent prudently. For every dollar of ours, they will spend one of theirs.
No paper today as the usual issue is missing from the archive. A note indicates no edition was published on April 12 1942, with no additional local notices or notices of events.
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