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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1963
Page
4
The piece laments teen disengagement and high school dropout trends as economic death by own action. It argues automation reduces demand for unskilled labor and warns dropouts will swell unemployment, depend on society, and endure hardship. Emphasis on guiding youths toward education and skills.
Wording notes a 1945 report from Cairo and Reena conference about Anglo American agreement details for a new invasion of Europe, possible Balkans strike, and war aims against Japan. Mentions Pacific Fleet headquarters, Tarawa casualties, Guadalcanal losses, and a local war industry staffing note. Includes a list of names for a clear waters list and word of a new All Aero show team.
The readable portions reveal a corrupted Corry Evening Journal segment with scattered names and addresses including Detroit Chicago Philadelphia and Newton 47 NY. The text implies Associated Press attribution and an old mail matter note, but no clear event or story details emerge.
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls a wild Palm Beach hotel weekend filled with elderly guests, chaotic elevators, and the town’s famous crowd. He notes wind, waves, grand dining at Ta Boo, and a tavern trick game gone comically wrong while detailing standout personalities Danger and Jim Peterson and a playful i nteraction with a priest in a restaurant.
The writer urges a congressional inquiry into the Secret Service and FBI over Kennedy assassination events. He cites Secret Service agents drinking at Fort Worth, questions about why warehouse searches were not pursued, and calls for coordination with Dallas police and Oswald’s surveillance. He urges accountability for protection failures and a broader inquiry.
Leonard Galdenson president of American Broadcasting Paramount Theaters Inc will receive the Poor Richard Club gold medal of achievement on January 17. Announcement made yesterday notes the honor and the recipient is tied to the firm.
A respondent explains that naming relatives as co-owners on a person’s assets shortly before death does not invalidate the gift absent proof of fraud or undue influence. However, timing matters for tax: gifts within two years for Pennsylvania Inheritance Tax and three years for Federal Estate Tax may be treated as made in contemplation of death.
Crawford County remona Grange members will visit Sparta Grange on Wednesday. Morning session starts at 10 30 with fifth degree ceremony by Pomona master Earl Mosi er, flag presentation, roll call of officers, minutes, and degree lowering. Noon tureen dinner. Afternoon session 1 30 includes devotions, Birthday of the Grange program by Ruth Meiser, and various readings and music. Evening program 7 30 features music, a talk by Blaine Schlosser, resolutions, fifth degree conferment, and closing in the fifth degree.
New York columnist Hal Boyle surveys American life with rapid fire trivia and quirky stats. Topics include aging demographics by 1970, consumer spending shifts to housing travel education and medical care, kissing boosts pulse, greeting card prices, and oddball notes on politics religion and culture.
The Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs. Rosa Wassink's home with assistant hostess Mrs. Elizabeth Briggs. President Mrs. Pag Beagle led the business session as Esther Baker reviewed a book. A 17 member salad lunch followed. The Esther Circle met at Mrs. Myrtle Tryon’s home with several assistants. program directed by Mrs. Marion Kolstee and others featured a skit The Changing City Comes To Midville with musical duets. Officers were elected with Mrs. June Hinsdale as chairman and several secretaries named. A food shower for the Jamestown Rescue Mission followed, and later the Ruth Circle gathered for a program titled The Changing City A Challenge To The Church.
Two Pennsylvanians among 38 youths named 400 actorship winners in national LH Club programs. John Wright of Edinburg won in agriculture and Judith Holland, 17, of Altoona earned in entomology. Both recognized yesterday alongside other regional winners.
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