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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1962
Page
4
Editorial urging hunters to be careful and responsible in Pennsylvania deer season. Warns that lax licensing allows unfit individuals to hunt, risking accidents and injuries to others. Calls for a defensive and offensive season approach and stricter self discipline among the hunting fraternity.
The Suffolk County News reports a town filled with 60 official and volunteer groups organizing small-activity schedules for youngsters leaving little time for childhood. Community groups push to balance play and duties as youth lacuna widens.
John Snook, 43, private telephone company official and Gulf Telephones Co vice president, faces arraignment on charges of possessing unregistered automatic weapons. Federal agents seized the weapons from Snook in Foley, Alabama, after he trained female employees as a militia during the 1940s to support use of rifles and rockets during drills.
Salem Good and Choice hogs sold 16 to 174, sows 12 to 14, beef cows 42 to 181 percent. Cattle entries ranged 10 to 11, beef heifers 16 to 20, bulls 48 to 21, veal calves 28 to 34, heavy and medium calves 18 to 25, lambs ?. Attend Your Church This Sunday.
Fragmentary OCR shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead with publisher George R. Sample and general manager Allan Hashanae et al. It lists production and advertising staff locations in Corry Pennsylvania and Philadelphia for earnings. The text is damaged and contains incomplete lines and stray words.
George Sokolsky surveys congressional debates on accounting methods sparked by the Billie Sol Estes case. He questions why government and private auditors miss misstatements, calls for preventive techniques, and warns that incomplete audits allow management to hide losses affecting stockholders.
Paul Harvey argues against dull public speaking and praises well prepared presiding officers. He recalls two chairmen who stood out: a trained attorney delivering clear, concise remarks, and a nervous yet determined woman who fully prepared and represented her organization well. He cautions against fake nonchalance and urges rising to extraordinary occasions with adequate preparation.
A Corry public page recalls the death of council member J R Dearing, praising his dedication and patience with critics. The column breezily surveys local happenings including streetlight theft, Route 6 bypass plans, downtown parking shifts, library improvements, volunteer holiday decorations, and Ron Stutzman’s two year Mennonite Central Committee assignment in Europe and North Africa.
Corry items recount military registration notes for Pennsylvanians, a Corry seaman serving aboard USS John W Weeks, and local residents including Bert Stockton Jr in the Navy. Also mentions dairy herd gains, birthdays, clergy changes, and doctors hospitalized, with postwar community reflections and Civil Defense praise.
Twenty one Corry area men called for final exams and induction from Local Board No 3 in Union City. nationwide gasoline rationing begins today as 27 million passenger cars and 5 million commercial vehicles reduce mileage. Keystones suffer a second loss to All Buffalo in Armory game. Corry party heads hunting trip with Dr Curtis and others. later joined by Glenn Brooks. Marriage announcements include J Francis Switzer and Mary A Granger in city hall. Mrs Mary A Wright dies on Second Avenue.
FRANKLIN A 31 year old Venango County man was found guilty of interfering with a state officer. Clarence Alan McVay of Franklin was ordered to 10 days in Venango County Jail in default of a $100 fine plus costs after arrest by District Game Protector John R. Miller. He appeared before Richland Township Justice Donald E Sloan Jr who found him guilty at the hearing. Sloan noted the man was on the scene with oxygen equipment.
The Game Commission arrived to seize a tame deer from McVay's property after he objected. McVay chased the animal into the woods several times, and Miller believes the 6 month old button was returned to a friend to hold while McVay is jailed. Anyone found with the deer could face the same sentence.
A grass fire spread over four acres near Inter national Airport threatening a railroad tank car and a National Guard aircraft hangar. Railroad workers moved the car as firemen from four engine and two ladder companies battled the blaze under control.
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