In Our Opinion Help Put Cancer Society Out Of Business
The American Cancer Society seeks to close its doors yet continues its work. A self analysis cites gains in scientists, physicians, volunteers, funding, and lives saved, but notes ongoing challenges such as more lung cancer despite education, hesitancy among physicians about tests, and public apathy toward lifesaving cancer education. The piece urges, but does not require, reader contributions via yesterday's packet.
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The
American Cancer Society
City Hall explains annexation issues for golf course area
City records describe annexation steps and six reasons residents might join Corry. It notes 60 percent voter and majority owner support, then council approval, possible court appeal, and potential payoff via added services versus costs. It also covers fire, sewers, streets, refuse, and community voice in decision.
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Anou
Wayne Township
Golf Commission
Department of Internal Affairs
Wayne
Ry Fire Department
Corry
New Horizon In Medicine By Rene Dubos
Paul Harvey discusses Rene Dubos Microbiologist at Rockefeller University who argues medicine should shift from single cures to altering human health through ecological system changes. Dubos’s book Man Adapting extends the idea that health depends on adaptive responses to environment and that tomorrow's medicine will use a systems approach rather than microanalysis.
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Rene Dubos
Rockefeller University
Dubos
Roaming Roundup Highlights Local News and War Feeds
Corry police and a trooper completed an Erie training on explosive ordnance at Gannon College. Local edition recalls 1947 events, steel city notes, and letters to the editor while listing military deployments and community concerns in Corry and surrounding areas.
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Gannon College
Erie
Kenneth Nichols
Julius
Gus) Wotus
Liem
Wayne
East Smith Streets
Donald Tinko
U. S. Navy
George Tinko
West Church Street
Pensacola
Fla
San Francisco
Sasebo
Japan
Ajax
Hambling
Albion College
Michigan
Delaware
Maryland
David L. Strickler
David 0. Stohlberg
Travers
Stohlberg
South Center Street
Spring Creek
Thomas G. Morton
Harold G. Morton
506Th Field Depot
Cholon
Vietnam
Marine Corp
Richard H. Goodwill
R. D. Goodwill
R. D
Union City
Phu Bai
Third Marine Division
26Th Marine Regiment
United States Women’s Army Corps
Army
WAC
Clymer
Holland
Margaret M. Toner
Joan Lucas
Amarillo Afb
Texas
U. S. Air Force
Corry
Thiel College
Frederick Dahlstrand
Alton Dahlstrand
Easter Egg Hunt Dropped For Lack Of Funds At Corry
40 Years Ago April 15 1927 report notes little interest from potential financial supporters left the Easter Egg Hunt unheld. Corry Country Club stockholders held their annual meeting at the Corry Hotel electing directors and handling other club business. Discussion touched on opening date for the coming season.
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William Shamburg
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Columbus Dam
East Washington Street
Corry
Corry Evening Journal Notice Summary
A historical Corry newspaper snippet notes publication data and advertising deadlines for the upcoming edition. It mentions pricing per copy and yearly costs, with emphasis on processing and editorial schedules.
Daydreams replace boredom in Hal Boyle Americana piece
Hal Boyle lists retirement daydreams spanning wild fantasies and witty ambitions from living as a tribal idol to walking on water and dancing with Julie Andrews. The column notes varied longings, from mundane acts like gardening to outrageous feats such as performing a submarine appendectomy by flashlight, ending with a reflection on endless possibilities beyond retirement.
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New York
French Foreign Legion
Rotary Club
South Seas
Julie Andrews
Othor
This Day in History April 15 Highlights 1967
On this date in history several events are noted including Lincoln's death in 1865 and San Francisco's incorporation in 1850. Other items mention Corregidor bombardment in 1942 Hyde Park burial in 1945 and Spain inviting missions to probe German atomic work in 1946.
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Associated Press
Abraham Lincoln
New Haven
Conn
San Francisco
Corregidor
Franklin Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Spain
Britain
House of Commons
Shah of Tran
United States
Johnson
Alliance For Progress
Hopeful medical advances spark new treatments and nuclear medicine
An embolus in the lung can be dissolved by the enzyme urokinase, as shown in a Wisconsin patient, with several others treated successfully since. Nuclear isotopes now aid diagnosis and therapy for cancers, tumors, and organ diseases, promising broader medical benefits. Retirement health planning and personal doctor guidance complete the column’s advisory note.
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Richard Sautter
Marshfield Clinic
Wisconsin
Jong
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Chamber
FCC
Robert Long
John Long
St. James Hotel
Old Corry Hospital
Barlow
Spiesman
Franz, Wright, Brown
the Corry Evening Journal
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Nua Ourenal
George H. Simple
Allan
Embrace
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Hamet
Hal Boyle
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