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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1963
Page
4
The piece denounces President Kennedy's plan for a National Service Camps, arguing it adds another agency instead of fixing existing efforts. It condemns past mistreatment of American Indians and refugees, critiques social trends spawning delinquency, and calls for stronger law, judicial reform, and parental guidance rather than federal programs.
In Moscow and Washington the day’s news centers on the German Sixth Army’s destruction at Stalingrad and a broad manpower study. Selective service registrants with dependents face job-mandated waivers to enter essential war work as committees widen manpower reviews. A city council meeting adjourns with opposition to new civic groups, while local school activities and civic notices occupy community life.
In St Petersburg Florida a downtown health food store drew attention when a clerk or proprietor spoke with an elderly male customer through wide open doors, revealing a troubling exchange observed by a passerby.
A reader laments health food store hype and miracle cures sold by panacea peddlers. He notes rising government scrutiny, postal fraud, and AMA warnings, urging prudent use of science and regulation while criticizing excessive government intervention. The column blends local anecdotes about scams, civic notes, and community concerns.
A reminder that subscribing to the Corry Journal is a thoughtful gift for a friend or loved one who is ill or lonely, offering steady local news and connection.
Timely discovery of a downtown fire at the Volunteers of America store prompted smoke reports and a smoldering mattress blaze in the basement. Other items mention eagle-themed air mail cards, a Korea marriage at the U S Embassy, a dean's list student, double parking complaints, possible Erie County DA appointment pressure, winter clothing shortages, plant hiring rebounds, Sears promotions, and a fire department mix up.
A nighttime fire scene reveals no vasoline in a portable lighting system powered by fuel. Ernst Goff, senior VP of Associated Saratogao died January 27 and was known at the Raymond plant. WDOV Dover pleads guilty to a commission offense with a $5,000 fine after admitting the act. Double billing involves sending fictitious higher bills to cooperative advertisers.
In Erie County court, Clara Robinson, John Zimmerman, Marilyn Ferrara, and Errol Lamb Jr. were sentenced for forging a check on December 10, 1962, intended to defraud Richman Brothers Clothing Store of 75 dollars. The group had allegedly forged and cashed about 28 similar checks for 73 dollars each. Judge Elmer L Evans ordered restitution and court costs plus 50 days imprisonment computed from December 1, with the quartet released after serving.
Thursday sales feature good and choice hogs 16 to 17, sows 13 to 146, beef cows 14 to 16, cutters 11 to 13, beef heifers 17 to 20, bulls 18 to 21, veal calves 36 to 41, heavy and medium calves 22 to 29, lambs 1b to 2 1/4.
The Rev. Mr. Didier, pastor and former Indiana legislator, notes the ease of preaching on right and wrong contrasts with the difficulty of enacting much in political life. He aims to offer prayers that speak to God and to the lives of contemporary men as Ohio statesmen seek new leadership.
A man seeks recourse after his wife ignores a court order granting him visitation rights. She refuses to let him see the children, despite the mandated access. The ruling outlines remedies when a spouse blocks visitation under a court order.
A man advised to consult an attorney to initiate contempt proceedings against Ragga for violating a court order. If violations persist after a hearing, Ragga faces a severe fine and possible imprisonment. Immediate legal consultation recommended.
Employment fell by over 1.6 million in January while the unemployed rose by 255,000 to 4,672,000. The Labor Department attributed the drop mainly to the absence of temporary help for the holiday season.
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