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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1962
Page
4
An editorial reminds readers that Easter signifies renewal for all people and that hope and new life are tangible. It urges readers to find miracles in daily life and to look for the Easter message regardless of race or creed.
A Lenten meditation on the cross inscription Jesus of Nazareth the King of the Jews in Hebrew Greek and Latin. Pilate’s defiant remark I have written I have written underscores the prophecy that Christ is King in religion culture and politics. The sermon urges readers to crown Jesus as personal savior and king.
Wy 20 years ago on April 24 1912 hundreds of men aged 45 to 65 enrolled on the Fourth Registrar Day under the Selective Service Act of 1940 at the Municipal Building and Senior High School Corry Mayor Pranik E Hepler chairs Local Board No 3 Union City. City Council defers parking regulation revisions due to gasoline and rubber shortages predicting few autos by late summer. Mary Hnatyszyn tops Ladies City Bowling League with a 166 average earning her second straight title. Angie Baressi 163, Violet Raeke and Esther Roehing 154. Teague banquet set for the Boston House tonight.
A two-vehicle collision occurred at South and Center streets injuring no one seriously. Mrs. N H Ransom hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Aid yesterday. Officers elected include C F McCray and several named ladies. Betts and Heath to acquire Culbertson Motors Co in Warren. Postmaster Bentley and officials promote Postal Improvement Week to boost federal employees engagement nationwide.
Fires destroyed two barns in Wattsburg and Waterford yesterday. Eight firefighters fought the Wattsburg blaze starting at 2 p.m. two heifers died and 200 bales of hay burned with losses around 600 dollars. A separate morning fire on Merle Bitain Camp Mystic road Waterford caused unspecified damage and remains under investigation with no firm loss estimate.
President to deliver remarks at a World Food Summit observing the centennial of the Agriculture Department. Delegates from major nations gather to discuss global farming policies and food security initiatives.
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George Sokolsky surveys matzah as the Passover centerpiece and recalls its biblical origins. He notes Khrushchev bans matzah production in Russia and links church state separation to religious persecution, while mentioning Jewish perseverance under oppression and historical roles of figures like Stalin and Lenin.
A Paul Harvey style reflection argues Inland Steel triggered a retreat in price hikes by resisting government pressure and relying on the system of free enterprise and competition. It notes inflation concerns for President Kennedy, warns of government inefficiency, and praises market competition as a check on steel profits.
City police praise the Corry Jamestown Corporation for donating a new desk four chairs two filing cabinets and a recent typewriter to upgrade the station. Salvation Army casework helped 109 transients last year with lodging support from police, and Greyhound seeks a new stop location to ease baggage movement. mayor plans advance agendas for council meetings to streamline sessions while a tranquilizer gun for dogs faces criticism. multiple local social notes follow.
An ad offers 38 men’s dress and work summer tabbies in several colors, including smell medium and other varieties.
State Police say an infant caused a car crash in North Warren when the child nudged the mother’s arm while she turned. Dorothy G. Raybuck of North Warren operated the car and was arrested at Warren General Hospital for a nose injury. The baby Cirithy was admitted with a mouth laceration. Damages to the car were estimated at 700 dollars.
Troops from the Soviet Union along with Hungary and Romania completed a joint training exercise in Hungary, Tass reported. The event underscores ongoing trilateral military cooperation amid regional tensions.
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