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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1960

Page

4

Corry Journal masthead details and mailing rates

The Corry Journal issue lists staff roles including Publisher George R. Sample and Advertising Manager Allen Hasbrouck. It notes AP news access, post office registration, and subscription rates of 13.00 yearly, 11.00 for eight months, and 5.75 for six months, with carrier and weekly pricing, plus display advertising deadline time.

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EUPHEMISTIC AGE AND THE TEENAGER DEFINITION

An editorial argues the term teenager should cover ages 13 to 19 but loses meaning in present usage. It criticizes euphemisms from decorator shades to executive features and questions a study redefining teen ages from 14 to 25. The piece notes gendered language shifts and jokes about self-perception across generations.

World trade woes loom as US firms face foreign rivals

The piece outlines looming trade tensions and foreign competition affecting American industry. It highlights figures like Castro Trujillo Lumumba, and Khrushchev as disruptive actors influencing oil, copper, and investment flows. It notes US investments abroad totaling about 29 billion dollars and rising global unrest impacting shipping and banking.

New York Castro Trujillo Lumumba Uncle Sam Tarff Wade Congo Nikita Khrushchev Patrice Lumumiba Soviet Union Cuba Fidel Castro India Middle East Venezuela Dominican Republic Rafael Trujillo Khrushchev

U.S. diplomacy faces European tariff talks amid growth gap

The piece notes rising American fears about money safety as investment shifts abroad to counter high U.S. costs. European output rose 157 percent above 1959 levels in the six CMR nations, shaping U.S. officials’ forthcoming Europe talks at GATT seeking tariff and quota concessions.

National Industrial Conference Board France West Germany Belgium Luxembourg Netherlands Italy U.S Europe

York Dispatch critiques age bias with sharp, affectionate bite

A York Dispatch column argues that established figures deserve scrutiny and that age and experience should not shield them from criticism, urging bold, candid assessments despite affectionate tone. The piece frames respectful critique as essential to meaningful public discourse.

York Dispatch

Owner Billed For Parking Of Stolen Auto

An Erie man believed his car stolen on June 11 learned he owes 60 dollars for parking fees at Glenwood Truck Stop in Mt. Gilead Ohio where the vehicle had been stored for over two months. Police noted the owner identified the car through the Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Bureau records.

Erie Mt. Gilead Ohio Norman Mountain Glenwood Mountain Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle

Biography of Gen. Marshall headed for publication

General Omar N. Bradley announced that an authorized biography of late Gen. George C. Marshall is due in early 1963. Viking Press will publish the first of three volumes drawn from half a million papers and over 50 hours of taped interviews.

B. Unejar George C. Marshal Viking Press Omar N. Bradley George C.marshall Research Foundation Lexington

Five Jurors Chosen for Shuffstall Murder Trial

Franklin Township jury panel selects five of twelve jurors to hear the case of Lloyd Thom as Shuffstall charged with the rifle slaying of neighbor Harold Wilson DuPont. DA Grinnis signals pursuit of first degree murder with death penalty. defense counters insanity at the time of the killing.

Robert Y. Daniels DuPont

Author Vicki Baum Dies After Brief Illness

Novelist Vicki Baum aged 64 known for Grand Hotel died yesterday after a brief illness. Her husband is Richard Lert conductor of the Pasadena Symphony Orchestra.

Hollywood Vicki Baum

Mission Removes 13 Cuba Staffers

The West Indies Mission Inc an inter denominational mission ordered 13 North America staff members to leave Cuba for safety reasons The action will remove all mission staffers from Cuba The mission originally had 21 staffers on the island The mission s 10th annual conference will be held in this Indiana County community Friday through Monday The Cuban situation will be discussed.

Homer Clix Ary West Indies

Corry Memories and Wartime Echoes Across August Day

The page recalls London air raids as British defenses repelled 400 German planes, mentions Wattsburg Fair drawing large crowds including Corry residents, and notes plans for the Corry Sports Field Meet on September 14 at the Rod and Gun Club skeet field. New York AP satirically critiques TV western addiction.

London

Tyodda and the Western Movie Curse

Hal Boyle recalls a peculiar illness from overindulgence in Westerns, where nightly movie viewing caused sleeplessness and tremors. A doctor likens it to a Western fixation. a single night of quitting the program eased symptoms. The author wonders if the remedy is permanent but remains hopeful for others entrenched in horse opera.

Colin

Bacher restaurant taken over by new owner in 1920

40 Years Ago Aug 30 1920 report states Mnely equipped Bacher restaurant owned by Stand ard Turnbuckle interests has been taken over by Charles Kromas and will reopen soon. The first heat will be at the United States Radiator Corp plant this afternoon. Miscreants raided Charles Olds garden on South Center last night destroying gladioli plants for which he is famous.

Bacher Standard Turnbuckle Charles Kromas United States Radiator Corporation Charles Olds South Center Street Mr. Olds

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