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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1962
Page
4
The piece argues Teamsters figure Hoffa misreads aerospace union concessions under Kennedy policy. It asserts workers face writer excess profits and taxpayer costs in defense industries while urging shared blame among labor management and federal agencies. It also warns of a looming economic race and suggests leisure trends undermine national strength.
Paul Harvey notes New York City’s influence on national trends with the August slowdown. Wall Street finance, Broadway tastes, and fashion influence flow outward as the city goes quiet with many offices and stores reduced staff. The piece highlights weekend and vacation patterns, theater understudies, and partial operations in restaurants during July and August.
The 1983 foreign policy debate in the Senate features Democrat Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut as a prominent voice challenging policy failures and defending the American experiment. Dodd argues the state exists to serve man, preserving individual rights above state reach, and asserts every person should have a fair chance to succeed.
The economy shows continued improvement with higher industrial production and housing starts, lower unemployment, and stock gains. Yet durable goods orders lag and potential slowdowns loom. analysts note mixed indicators as inflation, politics, and fiscal policy influence the outlook.
Arnold D. Davis Jr., 11, of Cowansville, Pa., died from a skull fracture suffered when his tractor overturned near here on August 1. The injury occurred last Friday and the boy succumbed yesterday.
Warren County fish warden Kenneth Corey reports over 1,000 mostly brown trout died along Pine Creek near Enterprise. Samples from the stream show a foreign substance present though its identity remains unknown. Water tests indicate adequate oxygen and no local industries.
Investigation continues after a skin diver drowns in a lake while diving gear is shown to be in working order. Koslowski's distress attracted nearby Beach residents Mrs. Harold Selden and William Gregory who alerted Coastguardsmen. Gregory towed the boat to shore as Trooper Cavazza investigates.
Donald DeBoer son of Rev. and Mrs. Robert J. DeBoer of Corry will speak at Cutting Sunday evening at 8 o clock. He studies at Bob Jones University in South Carolina. The public is invited.
Funeral services for Andrew M Ober were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Robert DeBoer officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers listed are Ross Mead E E Bush Fred Mixer Ralph Vanderhoff W E Orn and Perele McCray. Relatives attending included Bessie Ober Doris Myer Ernest Platt and many others from Waterford Eric Spartansburg Warren Cuttings.
Franklin reports its only taxicab service Ray's Taxi Service owned by Raymond J. Peterson has closed. A spokesman said business hasn’t been good enough to hire a driver. Mayor Mammolite noted several calls about the lack of service and said the matter will go to City Council.
A fragmented account describes a community fete with playful acts and a bustling crowd. Key names and places are unclear but the event appeared lively, drawing locals and prompting lighter conversation about future gatherings.
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