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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1949
Page
3
Fragmentary text presents no coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a newspaper card. No clear persons places organizations dates or actions are discernible.
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Erie Aug 18 county commissioners tentatively adopt a sliding scale to reduce costs for election day staff. The plan sets minimums and maximums from 10 to 20 dollars, with rates by district size and job type such as judges clerks inspectors and machine inspectors. Varying pay scales reflect district vote totals and job, with 161 to 500 vote districts paying 13 to 15 dollars for staff.
A column argues schools train youths to welcome fascists and communists, undermining democracy. It calls for vacation work laws, praises summer jobs, and recounts the author’s Eureka Kansas Utopia College stance that democracy rests on individual responsibility and self-reliance rather than government dependence.
The item lists visits and gatherings around Aug. 13 in Gluy mer Week's column. James Jeramis and son from Pittsburgh stayed with Henry Habink and family, with others joining for visits around Chautauqua Lake. Several house warmings, birthday observances, and a Sunday School traveling picnic are noted among local residents and relatives.
Readable notes describe a ham dinner at the Clymer Conservation Clubhouse with games and a milk truck arrival, plus a Cornish ice cream dessert. Attendees included teachers Mrs. Gravink, Mrs. Caflisch, Mrs. Schurman, plus assistants and many others. The piece also covers the Bermess family 40th reunion, a birthday party for Rue Button Jr. on his 16th, and various ladies society meetings with sermons, slides, and a midweek visitors list.
Shirley May Prince, a 16 year old from Somerset Massachusetts, completed training in Dover England and is ready to attempt the English Channel swim. Manager Ted Worker announced the swimmer is in peak form and awaiting the right day, with continued conditioning to build fitness.
The article describes Barton and Beebe planning a record dive to about 6,000 feet using a pressurized sphere and a benthoscopy camera. It notes the technical details, oxygen supply, and communications setup, with observers ready above.
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