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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1962

Page

8

Pennsy and Central Back Merger Campaign Spread

The Pennsylvan ia and New York Central railroads promote a merger, citing annual savings and expanded service. Hearings begin August 20, while unions fear job losses may reach thousands. Officials tour cities from Altoona to St. Louis, toutting benefits and signaling mixed local reception.

New York Pennsylvania New York Central Tad Douglass Campbell Fp Central Transport Workers Union Penn Altoona PRR Albany N.Y Central Hollidaysburg Pennsy Samuel Rea East Rochester Centen Petisy Nomcommital Harrisburg Cleveland Indianapolis Toledo Buffalo Syracuse Columbus Pittsburgh Youngstown Canton St. Louis Ember

When you return from vacation a lively New York quip reel

A string of light hearted office banter greets Gilbert upon returning from a vacation. coworkers joke about forgotten details and post cards while noting a farewell party, unattended deliveries, and a vet bill. the mix includes a long distance call from his mother in law and a looming airport pickup.

New York Salt Mine Ghert Old Jim Gilbert Mildred

Railroads Seek White House Aid on Rules Change

Union officials threaten to strike over new railroad rules but rail spokesmen expect no strike now. They foresee possible emergency fact finding by the president to delay any work stoppage for 60 days, with a board to issue recommendations within twenty days.

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Hal Boyle's Americana doors and termites seen at home

Hal Boyle notes a homeowner checked doors for intruders and found termites on the back porch. The boss remarked the office felt quieter and more restful in the absence. The speaker suggests the owner needs a long rest.

Will Dilworth Debate Chair in Pennsylvania Debate

Philadelphia AP report notes Democratic candidate Richardson Dilworth threatens to debate an empty chair if Republican opponent William Scranton does not commit to a statewide radio and television debate. Dilworth recalled Scranton’s 1960 empty-chair tactic in Scranton and urged supporters at Citizens For Clark-Dilworth HQ to push for a guaranteed face-to-face forum before the November 6 election.

Phiadelphia Richardson Dilworth William W. Scranton Dilworth Scranton Jermyn Hole Congress Citizens For Clark-Dilworth Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Corry residents rate their community in eight part series

The list outlines goals to boost local hiring and industry, bring college off campus facilities, expand home loans, fluoridate water, overhaul the police department and require live-in officers, build a new junior high, demolish crumbling Fourth Ward buildings, encourage local hire over out-of-town workers, improve rail access, rebuild Columbus Dan, move offices from downtown, attract a homebuilder, and note Corry for sale.

Fourth Ward Columbus Dan Corry

Balance February 28 1962 Receipts

Receipts show individual contributions from American Legion Titusville Trust and other group gifts for musical programs. Interest totaled 324.00 with additional items 1,800.00 100.00 and 12500 and 1944 BHAT-3,182 .5.

American Legion Titusville Trust School

Bourbon Street Scrutiny By Police After Monthy Night Disorder

Bourbon Street squads began a Monday crackdown citing 18 joints closed and few arrests as supervisors Joseph Glarrussy and Poller Supt. described the French Quarter as New Orleans center of crime. The operation targeted narcotics and drunkenness with 19 cited for drug or drink related offenses and vows to drive out drinkers prostitutes and narcotics figures.

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