Our Opinion Its Up To You On The Cancer Crusade
In Our Opinion Its Up To You President Kennedy urged two million volunteers to call on households in the cancer drive. Mrs. Johnson has promoted the lifesaving message door to door. The piece stresses education and funds to expand research and services and notes progress in cancer survival rates. It urges annual health checkups and awareness of seven danger signals. A information packet and return envelope accompany the Corry Journal today.
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Cost of living rise contrasts shopper and statistician views
New York AP notes that while shoppers feel prices climb, government statisticians say the weekly rise is smaller than February’s jump. The consumer price index reflects items urban families buy, including cars, housing, and services, and may miss infrequent purchases while costs in industry edge upward.
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Stree t vigil as Mickey vanishes and neighbors search
A quiet evening on a city block turns tense as Mickey Grynowski, an 8 year old boy, vanishes. Neighbors from the Moran to Snyder households rally, cops search rooftops and cellars, and memories of a past murder haunt the scene.
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Mastering Double Talk Says Hal Boyle
Americana Hal Boyle offers examples of modern doubletalk with literal translations. He lists phrases like blaming others while denying responsibility and humorous evasions that reveal the truth behind polite language.
Corry Memories Recall 1940 Events and Local News
A 1940 reminiscence notes Chinese Communist claims about American air attacks in Manchuria and a fatal or near fatal auto crash in Union City. It covers local fires, hospital scenes, and townsfolk including bills on baseball prospects for Bill Untereiner and mentions a barn fire near Lovells along the Spartansburg road.
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Raymond Employees Organize Mutual Aid Association
Workers at Raymond Mfg Co form the Raymond Employees Mutual Aid Association to build a fund for sickness and emergency protection. In other news Corry High faces Warren and Oil City in a Northwestern Pennsylvania track meet, Arbor Day events planned in city schools.
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Publication policy for letters to The Journal
The Journal will no longer publish letters in the LETTERS column with writer names included. Opinions in letters are not to be construed as the newspaper’s views and the publication does not imply endorsement by The Journal.
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Drew Pearson Examines Gifts to Officials and Congress
The column reviews gifts to President Truman and President Johnson, notes Congress members face similar rules, and highlights Sen. Tom Dodd’s gift history including a sapphire ring, footwear from Goodyear, hair dryers from GE, and carpeting tied to a pardon request. It contrasts executive and congressional practices and cites legal limits on gifts and services.
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Causes and types of arthritis by Dr Coleman
The article explains multiple arthritis causes including aging infections injury metabolism and stress. It defines arthritis as joint inflammation with osteoarthritis rheumatoid arthritis gout and rheumatism and notes symptoms diagnostic steps and treatments such as aspirin heat therapy posture correction and cortisone ACEs.
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