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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1963
Page
4
The editorial argues part-time prison work release reduces crime and costs. It cites Lancaster and Berks County practices, notes success in North Carolina, and contends alternating freedom and confinement aids rehabilitation, keeps jobs, and lowers recidivism compared with full-time prison.
The article presents a religious meditation by Dr E A Oliner on the cross inscription Behold the man focusing on John 9 17 20. It interprets the three scripts Hebrew Greek and Latin as symbols of religion mind and government and urges Christ to rule all aspects of life including money house and thoughts. Pilate and divine involvement are noted as part of the writing on the cross.
John T. Nable aged 17 of Williamsville died in Meyer Memorial Hospital from injuries after his motorcycle collided with an automobile yesterday. He died today in Buffalo, New York.
Galveston feature on Edward Curtis Leach Jr born 1913 in Cleveland with twisted feet and lifelong disabilities. Doctors treated him for 32 years turning his feet and applying hip casts while his family supported his endurance. He grew up fat and tall, learned to ride a bicycle despite braces, and became a notable Texas subject in a narrative by Jim Bishop.
Pope John XXIII urges peace as a moral goal and a driver for economic health amid cold war fears. The piece analyzes how shifting defense to civilian spending could boost production and living standards, noting current U S military and civil defense budgets and the impact on industry and communities. A second feature introduces jazz trombonist Edwin B Edwards, aged 71, founder of the Original Dixieland Jazz Band and coauthor of Tiger Rag, who died Wednesday.
Russell Sire recounts how Britain during World War II appointed noblemen as fuel administrators with direct access to Churchill. The Earl of Crawford, unpaid and officeless, rented a small office and hired a stenographer at his own expense, illustrating perceived inefficiency in grand government appointments.
Twenty years ago Allied command faced a fresh South Pacific air offensive while draft boards nationwide prepared to classify fathers with young children born before September. A column also criticizes overstaffed embassies abroad and calls for a massive public bond drive. Local items note a cottage purchase at Lake Columbus and a horse straying near Johnson Street.
Great vocal intersal grows as soprano Marie Sundellus plans a Rex Theater appearance in Corry next month, described as the era's greatest musical event locally. Thomas Costello, 69, dies near Roach's Crossing. Elizabeth Aistryp wed Marius Beck of Erie with Rev. William Hall officiating. Senators Pepper and Reed to tour PA in an auto trip this summer.
Westfield deputies arrested teenagers George T. Allen 16 John T. Issler 17 and Larry E. Jones 17 for stealing beer and food from Mar Mar Restaurant Chautauqua. They pleaded guilty at arraignment and were fined 25 dollars or 25 days in jail.
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