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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1961
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and offices with AP reprint rights and mailing rates. Publication details include pricing, display ad deadlines, and mail terms with several city office addresses and regional bureaus.
In Amenpa the critique targets public persuasion and the use of propaganda by both sides. The author contrasts American perceived bungling with Khrushchev’s skilled messaging, tracing echoes to Goebbels and Nazi Germany, and argues the United States risks a cold or hot war through failed offense and branding.
A braised meditation by area ministers on the Virgin Mary and the birth of Jesus blends scripture with devotional insights. It interweaves references to Gabriel, Nazareth, and Mary, noting the cost of divine favor may be hardship. The piece also recalls 20th century world events and local notes from December 15, 1921, including hunting, illness, and ministerial society dinners.
The report recalls how Japanese forces suffered heavy losses in the Philippines as the war expanded across the Pacific. President Roosevelt addressed Congress describing Japan's aggressions and the attack on the United States as a grim record for history. War efforts increase with a seven day work week in air defense industries preparing for full production at Aero Supply Co. in Corry.
The Sunday lesson sermon at Christian Science churches centers on Is the Universe Evolved by Atomic Force The opening readings include The heavens declare the glory of God and the firmament shows his handiwork with no speech or language where their voice is not heard The law of the Lord is perfect converting the soul
Jamestown Motor Bus Transportation Co asked the Public Service Commission to allow it to cease operations citing an average annual loss of about 45 thousand dollars over the last two years. The firm serves Jamestown and nearby Falconer Lakewood and Celoron with a population area exceeding 77 thousand. Fare revenue declined sharply from over 5 million in 1983 to about 1.86 million between October 1980 and October 1961, and a decision was not expected before year end.
Judy Swanson twelve year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Swanson of Kane fell into Evergreen Park pond while testing ice for skating. She climbed out unhurt, then learned how cold the ground felt in damp clothing. Good Samaritans Becky Rose and Lyle Pay assisted, Judy kept home from school as a precaution.
A concise note compares speech and print, examining how language travels through air as sound waves and through ink as written record, reflecting on communication's evolving forms in culture.
Hal Boyle recalls a close wartime brush with a German soldier in 1945 near Prague and Pilsen. Two American correspondents rode through retreating German columns, dodging fire as Czech civilians aided their escape, then narrowly avoided a fatal moment when a German pistol pointed at Boyle’s forehead. He reflects on what he’ll tell his daughter about gratitude and fear.
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A sister may appoint her brother as executor of her estate even if he lives in New Jersey, provided he is at least twenty one and not disqualified. The New Jersey resident would need to file the appointment in the proper proceeding. the executor must meet the legal requirements and support the appointment with appropriate paperwork.
The piece discusses a Kennedy visit to Latin America, noting risks from rivals and opponents while suggesting a broader shift for Latin countries toward autonomy. It cites leader Lleras and contrasts Marxist-Leninist Castro under Soviet control with a path of collaboration and self-direction in the hemisphere.
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