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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1960

Page

4

Corry Journal Details and Advertising Rates

The Corry Journal lists staff roles and offices in Corry Pennsylvania and notes national advertising through Butler-Kimball with affiliations in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and more. Subscription rates are included with yearly six month and per copy prices and display advertising deadlines and terms vary by issue date.

Corry Journal South Street Corry Usher George A. Lampie Allan Hasarcucs Jon Aic Laughlin Fureuiai G. T. Bergman Buttinelli-Kimball New York Chicas Detroit Pittsburgh Pouage Pie ASO Wus Secunu Cliss Dial Camuer Wade Kuuws

Reform likely to curb Pennsylvania minor judiciary system

The piece criticizes Pennsylvania’s minor judiciary, the system of squires and didermen across counties, describing it as costly and unaccountable. It notes 298 squires in Allegheny County and ongoing public demand for reform, while detailing attempts by Rep Maurice H Golstein and Rep Joseph P Rigby to hold a county referendum on reducing squires and replacing fees with salaries.

Squires Pennsylvania Lévisitiire Haisisburg Alfenheny County Maurice H Golstein Joseph P Rigby Juttig Goldstein Yiert Dew Th Allesheny Squirrel Hill

Mada Robin Opens Paris Opera Conservatory Laureate Return

The famed French soprano Mada Robin made a strong comeback after a long absence. She first won a major prize at the Paris Opera Conservatory and then appeared in the United States for the first time since 1914, in San Francisco.

Mado Robin Paris Mada Robin Dioth Laurdey Miss Robin Pri Pais Opera Constevatory Unites States

Space Problem Solved by Two Men for Aerojet General

Kurt Schneider aged 58 and Al fred Mills aged 38, described as three feet ix inches and four feet five inches tall respectively, have solved a space age space problem for Aerojet General in Sacramento California. Their job is to get

Kurt Schneider Alfred Mills Aerojet-General Sacramento Calif

Saint Nicholas and Santa Claus Through Time

A fragmented Associated Press piece traces Christmas gift bearing figures from Saint Nicholas to Santa Claus. It notes European traditions on December 6, the bishop's feast, and early gift giving, with mythic elements and the Dutch Sinterklaas. The text mentions goats, Kriss Kringle lore, and the Paradise Play as a Christmas pageant origin.

Associated Press Stanke Frost Dalleg Hytin Santi Nichetss Munawiil Alkyd Genenelly Nibkolas

Corry Memories note deaths and local events

Yesterday's Memories of Corry lists deaths including Lord Lothian British ambassador to the United States and Mrs Edith King, plus local incidents. It notes a four-day Libyan War update, fire injuries to Mrs Brabide Lindsey, post office staffing changes ahead of Christmas, and Corry Hospital board routine business with Miss Margaret Bower and several directors present.

Brabide Lindsey Corry Hospital James P. Sullivan Corry Margaret Bower Carlson, DeRosay Elston Rawkins Houghton Howard

German Advent customs spread to American homes

The article traces how the Christmas tree and the Advent star pyramid tradition originated in Germany. It notes the tree as a symbol adopted on December 24 and the star topped pyramid representing the light of the world from Bethlehem. It links the fusion of these symbols to German immigrants arriving in America around 1700.

Garden of Eden Bethlehem

Jack Lyndon To Resign Senate Jobs

Washington AP reports Senators John F Kennedy and Lyndon B Johnson plan to resign from the Senate shortly after the Electoral College elects them president and vice president on Dec 19. Their resignations open the way for Massachusetts and Texas governors to appoint two new senators, with Wyoming Governor Joe Hickey also making an appointment.

Washington John F. Kennedy Lyndon B Johnson Senate Electoral College Hickey Detson Mike Mansfield Montana

Hartstown man charged after alleged beating of father

Bishoff 21 of Hartstown charged with assault and battery after an argument at home. State Police say he will be arraigned this morning before Peace Justice at Conneaut Lake. The father, Clayton Bishoff, suffered minor bruises and lacerations.

Oldest Wright team pilot dies in Palo Alto

Caut. Franc Coftyn, 82, last surviving member of the Wright brothers exhibition flying team and pioneer aviation aid developer, died Saturday in Palo Alto. He learned to fly from Orville Wright in 1910, becoming the oldest pilot in the United States.

Palo Alto Caut Franc Coftyn Wright Brothers Exhibition Coftyn United States Orville Wright

Top business stories of 1960 reflect recession doubts and dollar debate

A yearend tally shows recession hesitations, the dollar's shaky prestige, and 10 pivotal themes. From industrial slowdown and rising unemployment to gold outflows, stock market swings, monetary policy shifts, and consumer spending shifts, the year closes with uncertainty about Kennedy’s plans and 1961 prospects.

New York U.S London Atlantic Tusenhower

Clark Gable Leaves Fortune To Widow

The actor Clark Gable left a fortune estimated at over one million dollars to his widow Kay Williams as probate opened. He died November 16 from a heart attack at age 59 in North Hollywood, after marrying Kay July 1, 1958, while his first wife Josephine Dillon would receive his home and other assets. The will was dated September 19, 1955.

Los Anneled Clark Gable Kay North Hollywood Josephine Dillon Gable Kay Williams

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