Corry area notes and obituaries in brief
Local items report a birth at Corey Memorial Hospital with complainants, a funeral for Mrs George Zelmar Mulderick at St Thomas Church, and a license suspension for Moose’s Restaurant. Other notes include a serious burn case in Sugar Grove, youths camping in a subfreezing cave near Warren, and a postponed Russian language class at Corry Area High School. County budget, parking expansion ideas, highway information outreach, and a bus crash damage update are also mentioned along with a pending marriage license in Corry.
Psychology Not Dieting Does The Trick
Psychology can aid dieting by shaping eating rituals and environment. Researchers from Indiana University propose lengthening the eating chain with steps like preparing the next meal after finishing current bites and labeling eating with specific cues to reduce overeating. They advise three meals daily, a light bedtime snack, rigid meal timing, and removing accessible foods while avoiding crash diets.
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New York
Charles B. Foster
John I. Nurnberger
Eugene E. Levitt
Psychiatry
Indiana University School of Medicine
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Steel Co Cuts Furlough Funds
Periopunuy eeuweed and Laughlin Steel Corp one of the nation's four largest steel producers will cut supplemental unemployment benefits to furloughed workers by 25 percent starting next week. The company did not disclose how many employees are idle, but said most major steel firms had taken similar action.
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Periopunuy Eeuweed & Laughlin Steel Corp
Dog Bites Car In News Item From Charlotte
Miss Mickey Yount of Charlotte and three friends were riding east when a black and white hound wandered onto the highway. The car struck the dog, flipped into a ditch near Mothwaist Church, windows broke, windshield out, and the chassis scorched. The dog’s fate was unclear, with estimates of damage totaling several thousand dollars.
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Mickey Yount
Charlotte
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Filineton
Amestown
Miss Yount
Pleads For Pennsylvanians To Be Safer On Roads
Commissioner Pranik McCartney urges Pennsylvania motorists to drive safely during the Christmas holiday. He notes 10 deaths over the holiday period and says highway deaths are preventable. State police will lead a maxi patrol effort with uniformed and plainclothes officers patrolling roads.
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State Highways Department
Bradford
J. J. Kelmer
Efeineer
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Haringosurne
Suite Pulte
Pranik McCartney McCartney
Monty
Cominy
McCartiey
Bing's Son Guilty In Paternity Suit
Dennis Crosby, son of a famous singer, was found liable in a paternity suit over a girl born out of wedlock in 1927. A 3 verdict ordered child support, with Crosby initially agreeing to payments and later noting a private arrangement before the trial.
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Bink Crosby
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Ulire
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Superior Court
Marilyn Miller Scott
Denise
Crosby
Scott
Jin
John F Hughes, 53, Corry native, dies at Memorial Hospital
John F Hughes died at Corry Memorial Hospital at 6945 this morning after a short illness. Born November 8, 1907 in Corry, he lived here all his life and was a toolmaker with Aero Supply since 1987. He was a member of St Thomas Church, Corry Elks, and Aero Employees Benefit Association. Surviving: wife Gertrude, son Joseph E Hughes of Warren, three brothers Marshall, Richard, and Lawrence, and three grandchildren. Funeral services at Bracken Funeral Home and St Thomas Church Saturday with a Rosary tonight. Interment in St Thomas Cemetery.
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St. ‘Thomas’ Church
St. ‘Thomas Cemetery
UN Spokesman Adlai Stevenson Faces Posture of Trouble
Adlai E. Stevenson, as United States spokesman at the United Nations, faces a host of issues as the General Assembly restarts its session on March 7. The expanded U N membership, especially new African nations, weakens automatic U S majority. Congo peace efforts under Dag Hammarskjold draw attention while disarmament looms as Khrushchev seeks a special summit. The U S must craft a fresh approach to East West talks after the Geneva breakdown.
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Belgian port strike widens as Brussels demo grows
A Belgian port strike spreads from Antwerp to the north and south with immobilized facilities. In Brussels a 10,000 strong demonstration pressed for tax cuts pensions and social services. Premier Eyskens agreed to parliamentary talks on his omnibus program while a further petition was handed to his office.
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Leo Collard
Socialist Part
Brussels
Socialist Party
Gaston Eyskens
Congo
Eyskens
Daredevil Drives Car Down Tracks Near Train in Georgia
A Younes man Theron Luther George Jr. 18 drove five miles along a railroad track in DeKalb County near an approaching freight train, crossing trestles and a bridge with no mishap. He received a six month sentence for drunkenness on private property, while police and a judge criticized his dangerous stunt.
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Decatur
Id. B. Broom
Theron Luther
George Jr
Daredevil
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DeKalb County
Oscar Mitchell
Ruth
Broom
Broken Tanker Had Useless Lifeboats
Norfolk AP report details a tanker split in heavy seas near Cape Hatteras with lifeboats unusable and corroded bulkheads. Survivors testified of rusted plates and missing watertight seals as crew described ballast errors. Coast Guard to inspect Pine Ridge stern section. Also Gov Meyner signed a cigarette tax hike to six cents per pack in New Jersey, effective January 6.
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Pine Ridge
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Roy A. Noble
Upper Darby
New York
Corpus Christi
Texas
Noble
Elbert Freeman
Eagle Spring N.C
Freeman
Coast Guard Board
Newport News
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Pennsylvania
New York City
Kennedy’s PR Savvy Shapes Early Cabinet Picks
President-elect John F. Kennedy appears highly aware of public relations and reaction as he rolls out top appointments. He stages televised news conferences, times announcements for maximum publicity, and personally engages reporters, contrasting Eisenhower’s faster, less publicized Cabinet rollout.
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John F. Kennedy
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Connecticut
Abraham A. Ribicoff
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Titusville City Council Debates Tax Increase After Mix-up
City council members clash over proposed sewer and water tax increase at a contentious meeting. Milliken opposed the raise, others supported it, and the session adjourned without final action on multiple tax questions.
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Dinance Owl Jnimites
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Mulliken
Sailor on Leave Killed at Home Base Incident
A sailor on ten ve from the Navy was slain while on leave at Mutya Yosterdem. Authorities say motive remains unclear as Stya Atone and others investigate the case at the MEPCER base in Pa-An. The service member, identified as Mere Sheen, was reported missing prior to the incident.
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Kennedy Cabinet and Johnson Image in Early Presidency
The text critiques John F. Kennedy's cabinet as liberal conservatives and argues it reflects his views rather than public opinion, potentially hindering his early presidency. It notes Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson's Senate leadership and sensitivity to criticism, suggesting Kennedy may tread a cautious path to avoid broad opposition.
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