Corry Public Library Week Highlights Local Upgrades
In Our Opinion the Corry Public Library week of National Library Week celebrates upgrades funded by the Jointure and individuals, praising the trustees staff and librarian. The piece notes plans for a basement children’s library, a focal community culture point, and a call for visits to see the changes.
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Corry Area
Corry
Corry Public Library
Battle for shelf space pits new products against old favorites
Ameri can consumer demand for novelty clashes with reluctance to drop favorites. Store executives report rough estimates of 15 000 items stocked, 4 000 to 5 000 new items offered yearly, and only about 1 000 adopted. Industry leaders note many new products fail, with life expectancy shrinking from decades to under seven years.
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Sally Ryan
Sam Dawson
New York
Theodore A. von der Ahe
Von's Grocery Co
California
Mwe
Schreider ‘Ag
Campbell Soup Co
General Foods Corp
General Mills, Inc
Green Giant Co
What Price Viet Nam A Tearful Defense Debate
A writer criticizes U S policy in Viet Nam arguing eight Saigon governments show a failed approach. He mocks Premiers Ky and Dai Nang events, notes allied infighting, and warns Washington risks weakening allies while saving communism. The piece urges learning from history and minding own business.
Letters Now Require Name and Address for Publication
The Journal will not publish letters in the Letters column unless the writer’s name and address appear. The opinions in letters are not necessarily those of The Journal.
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Bronx
Ted Crows
Dr. Coleman
Gabine
Peetwill
Froggatt’s Twins Welcome Third Set of Twins in London
Jane Froggatt, 28, wife of Sussex farmer Richard Froggatt, has given birth to her third pair of twins in a London maternity home. The family already includes Jennie and Tan, Peter and Alison, Nigel and Eric, with six children aged from four years to two years. The couple had insured against further multiples after the first two sets, hoping to cover rising farm expenses and groceries from milk and eggs to bread and jam.
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London
Jane Froggatt
British Medical Association
Peter
Alison
Nigel
Mrs. Froggatt
Lobbying Law Fight Spurs Senate Ethics Showdown
Washington report details a Whitaker and Baxter lobbying campaign aimed at reversing the Supreme Court one man one vote ruling. Two senators Dirksen and Church are pressed to disclose funding while lawmakers Scheuer and McCarthy discuss campaign pressures. Kansas ethics race draws attention as challenger pressure mounts.
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Congress
Whitaker and Baxter
California
Supreme Court
Whitaker
Baxter
Shell Oil
Standard Oil of
U. S
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago
A 1946 Corry recap notes Truman urging quick US Canada famine aid, plus local events. James Pappas reports a $600 burglary at East Main Street bowling alley. Dr J Guy Butters to reopen offices in Barlow block. Col Kenneth R Benson arrives. local politicians compete for election. Blurred notes on Tom Dodd ethics inquiry, Sherman Adams SBA loan, LBJ SBA stance, new Aero Supply Mig. Co. manager, Fred Barnes house purchase, Ruth Lanston appendix surgery and recovery.
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Corry
Washington
Truman
James Pappas
East Main Street
Kenneth R. Benson
Floyd Breeding
Agriculture Department
Harold Herd
Leigh Warner
Cimarron
Tom Dodd
Senate
Sherman Adams
White House
Small Business Administration
New Hampshire
Johnson
LBJ
Commerce Department
Dances Recital Highlights School Night at Local Auditorium
In a pleasant April 19 event Mrs. Roy Larson students presented a dance recital at the high school auditorium. The same period VFW members approved funding for a fracture bed at Corry Hospital. Ku Klux Klan staged a cross burning near St. Thomas Catholic cemetery. Pred Ewing won the city spelling championship. Funeral notices include Edward M. Chidester and Alfred D. Sheeley, both associated with Corry.
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Roy Larson
Ku Klux Klan
St. Thomas Catholic Cemetery
Theity
Pred Ewing
Corry Journal Scrambled OCR Brief
Fragmentary OCR text from a Corry Pennsylvania newspaper page shows garbled masthead and wire service credit. The readable bits mention the Associated Press and pricing notes, with no clear local event or outcome to summarize.
Poor Circulation and Diabetes Advice to Mrs. P
A reader, 71 with diabetes on Orinase, reports white toes under light pressure and intermittent pain. Dr. Coleman explains atherosclerotic narrowing, cautions against tight clothing, advises foot care, and stresses earlier doctor visits. urges shorter intervals for diabetic monitoring and proper foot hygiene.
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Rood
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