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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1962

Page

4

Editorial: Unions Cringe At The Idea

The piece questions Isbor’s fear of applying anti trust laws to unions and cites the Teamsters and Longshoremen as examples of union power. It critiques University of California professor Irving Bernstein and argues unions wield significant influence over labor and national policy.

Isbor International Teamster National Association of Manufacturers Teamsters Union University of California Bernstein Teamsters United States

O'Dell declares against three PA laws and his implied positions

Erie County assemblyman Ford O'Dell announces he will sponsor bills to repeal the school reorganiza tion act the radar enforcement act and the 30 day driving license suspension policy. He is a Republican and longtime Erie jeweler.

Erie County Ford O'Dell Harrisburg O'Dell Erie

Cutting News Involves Soldiers Families and Travelers

Mrs Dave Mother and infant son Dave Jr left by plane from Buffalo on Monday to join husband serving with the U S Army in Germany. Gary Evans and Janice Evans return home from college and Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. Other students from Buffalo, Diane Humphrey John Storer and Larry Shampoe plan homecomings. Linda Redman improves and will be discharged from Jamestown Hospital and move to California. Mr and Mrs John Hamilton of Meadville visited Mr and Mrs Carl L Marsh.

Cutting Dave Dave Jr Buffalo United States Army Germany Gary Evans Michiigan Glen Evans Janice Evans Moody Bible Institute Chicago Diane Humphrey John Storer Larry Shampoe Max Bemis

Local Social Notes Mention Mrs Marsh and Friends

Mr and Mrs Carl L Marsh hosted a gathering with Mrs Helen Rouse and Miss Audrey Rouse visiting. Mrs Marjorie Hayes enjoyed dinner with Mr and Mrs Guy Hayes at Lakewood, while Mr and Mrs Gus Geigino hosted a recent call.

Carl L. Marsh Helen Rouse Audrey Rouse Gus Geigino Lakewood Marjorie Hayes Guy Hayes

Money To Miners Survivors Aid Fund

Two Catholic church leaders donated 2250 to help families of 37 coal miners killed in a mine explosion near Carmichaels Pennsylvania earlier this month. Bishop John J Wright of Pittsburgh sent 1250 to the Robena 3 Disaster Trust Fund and Archbishop John F Dearden of Detroit sent 1000. Wright’s gift included 500 from St Vincent de Paul Society and 250 from Boston friends.

Pittsburgh Milne Carmichaels John J. Wright Uniontown John F. Dearden Detroit Wright St. Vincent de Paul Society and Ladies of Charity Friends Boston

Khrushchev Shift to Peace? A Red Bear Still Rules

The passage analyzes Khrushchev's shift to peaceful rhetoric after Berlin tensions, noting his warning of catastrophe and call for peaceful coexistence. It argues Lenin’s ideas and Soviet aims remain unchanged: global domination through any means, despite temporary pauses.

Mead Park skating pond rescue and local notes

Mead Park Association thanked the streets department for clearing the pond ice for skating when a small tractor fell through. The article also notes local hunts, a hunter lost overnight, civic actions, Christmas charity by Civil Defense and Santa, a health worker honored in Harrisburg, and various Corry area community updates including a postal money order discovery and a hospital funeral notice.

Mead Park Association City Streets Department Streets Department Nimrod Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus Corry Larry Graham Erie County Health Department The Journal Harrisburg Louis Specter Charles Wilbur Erie Raymond E. Robinson USN Charlotte Robinson Union City United States Guam Mobile Construction Battalion Naval Station North Center Street Edward Burns Union City Street Department Clymer Ida Legters Warren Milton J. Deuink Anthony D.ross Hazelhurst Frances Ross Ross Mixup

Union City Livestock Sale Report

Thursday's sale features good choice hogs 16 to 17 percent, sows 12 to 14, beef cows 13 to 1542, canners and cutters 11 to 12, beef heifers 17 to 21, bulls 18 to 22, veal calves 31 to 35, heavy and medium calves 19 to 27, and lambs 17 to 20.

Union City

Corry Journal Advertises Rates and Deadlines

Local Corry Journal notes advertising rates and submission deadlines. Includes references to Associated Press usage and distribution terms. Mentions eight cent carrier rate and weekly print schedule.

Associated Press Linn Aha Dispai Conys Po Clas Mall Pintavanen

World War II raids report from Pacific and Aleutians

Twenty years ago December 22 the Navy said American planes bombed Japan’s submarine base on Kiska Island in the Aleutians while Army planes raided Munda airfield in the Solomons. Other items include a fatal shooting in Union City, Christmas rationing changes, local theft, a high pin score in City League, a Modern Dames Club party, a church organist resignation, Salvation Army Christmas baskets, and ongoing state armory games and community events.

Washington Japan Kiska Island Aleutians Navy South Pacific Munda Solomons

Rex theatre annex confectionery gains holiday sparkle

Forty years ago on December 22 1922 the Rex theatre annex confectionery and ice cream parlors owned by C H Geiger and Son are remodeled and redecorated. Holiday decorations enhance the improved appearance and the shop reports good patronage.

C. H. Geiger & Son Rex Theatre

Kane Man Fined for Out of Season Deer Shooting

Kane-7ive sian Sadie Kribbs was fined 100 dollars and costs for shooting a doe out of season in his yard and paying extra costs for firearms in the borough after arraignment before William Bunce. John Ginkle of Sergeant also fined 100 dollars and costs for possessing part of the venison. A Pittsburgh man A. P. Bartow was fined 100 dollars for shooting out of season and removing the antlers, also arraigned before Justice Bunce.

Kane Sian Sadie Kribbs William Bunce John Ginkle Kribbs Pittsburgh A. P. Bartow Justice of the Peace Bunce

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