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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1962
Page
4
An editorial urges residents to support the Corry Chamber of Commerce and CAIDC as they note the city’s tax stability, economic upturn, and the jobs boosting income tax receipts. It laments unpaid dues and pledges hindering progress and calls for timely payments to sustain local development efforts.
A note from the Pana News Palladium urges readers not to retaliate against those who aided them, promoting restraint and constructive responses.
A group of nine New York parents protests Bible readings and references to God in public schools arguing against the Declaration of Independence and national anthem. They cite constitutional concerns and seek a ruling from the State Education Commissioner on a Levittown case that could affect all New York schools.
An attorney argues Bible readings in class are sectarian and violate constitutional limits on government endorsement of religion. He also faults the fourth stanza of America and bans on Christmas trees in public schools. The speaker questions removing white crosses at Arlington Cemetery.
Hare Creek Beagle Club members and guests enjoyed a Christmas banquet at the Moose Lodge. Thirty five attendees in the Colonial Room had roast beef dinners. William Lee Crawford County wildlife protector spoke on wildlife and shown the film The Missouri Cottontail. Door prizes went to Mrs. Fred Jackson and Mrs. Tom Varasa. George Maloney won the monthly drawing. A Saturday work day was announced to package corn for rabbit feed in a garage on Nos Center Street behind Hileman and Brown. A weekend rabbit feeding program was announced for the club’s training area between Corry and Spartansburg. The evening ended with social time.
Eugene Rodgers, 61, a Sheffield area lumber company scraper with 40 years in the woods, became lost for eight hours after taking a wrong trail. A seven man search party located him near Sheffield early yesterday. he was tired and embarrassed but unharmed.
Three New York men filed suit in federal court seeking to lift a 75 mile blackout of the Giants Packers playoff game, after Judge Weinfield denied a temporary restraining order and set a further hearing for Monday.
In a Manhasset suit Louis Batch Thomas OConnell Jr and Peter Sibel claim the playoff game is of national interest and World Series level. They say the game is sold out and fans cannot view it except by TV due to blackout restrictions and tickets gone.
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