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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1962
Page
4
The Harrisburg House of Representatives offers sympathy to families of two boys killed in a Pennsylvania clay mine while critics decry lawmakers for failing to pass safety measures. The piece urges passage of strong mine safety laws to prevent future tragedies and accuses officials of delaying reform.
Washington reports heavy tolls from American air and sea forces against Japanese expeditions threatening Jays. Singapore Island batteries shell Japanese troop movements on the Malayan mainland as fighting continues. Erie County Tire quota exhausted for February with two local buyers approved for limited tires. Lawrence Park Tigers defeat Corry 41 to 28 on the home court. Joe Sarnfeld leads St. Edward's 12 points in a 28 to 8 win over Titusville St. Joseph's.
The text explains how Pennsylvania constable fees for overdue rents are set by law. Fees vary by service, with $1.50 for serving a landlord tenant summons and $2.50 for levying and distraining on a tenant’s goods.
J A Patterson announced the purchase of the stock and business of Sam's Army Store on West Main Street. Miss Mary O'Hiern of Chi strest broke her arm after a fall on an icy South Center Street sidewalk. A meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the M B Church was held at the homes of Mrs J McDonald and Mrs John Healy. A still alarm sent firefighters to the home of Joseph Holden on East Pleasant Street yesterday. Tony Jackson received and activated portable electric welding equipment with a gasoline edging power unit today.
A 19 year old Mount Pleasant woman died at Pret Memorial Hospital two hours after her car struck another on a rural road in Westmorland County. The other driver was seriously injured.
Dr. Gert Rude Martin, 92, longtime Cornell adviser to women who left the university in the early part of the century to become the first executive secretary of the American Association of University Women, died Sunday in Sarasota Florida. She was the wife of Clarence A. Martin, a former Cornell professor who had died in the past.
The Corry Evening Journal listing shows publisher George B R Sample and general manager John Meight with production manager and national ad rep details. It notes Associated Press rights and circulation pricing, with subscription rates and advertising deadlines referenced in the damaged OCR.
George Sokolsky argues that armed action against Cuba risks broader war with the Soviet Union and urges weighing Latin American dynamics. He warns that Brazil and Mexico’s stance challenges U S aims, notes Red China’s growing Latin American influence, and critiques democracy export as impractical.
A discussion on private club membership and civil rights cites the Cosmos Club rejection of Carl Rowan and the Kennedys’ exclusions. It argues political leaders should not police social associations and defends individual choice against forced conformity, noting hypocrisy in elite clubs.
In a midweek speech at a Trust Division conference, Thomas H. Beacom of the First National Bank of Chicago urges readers to calculate net worth beyond bank accounts. He notes many overestimate risk and neglect wills, while estates often miss important items like home value, life insurance, furniture, and personal effects. He advises a room by room inventory, professional appraisal, and up-to-date wills to avoid state control and taxes.
Joln Worthington aged 91 and his wife Louisa aged 87 celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary in Philadelphia. Worthington said the marriage just happened and that they have a good life with no secrets for their happiness.
President Kennedy expands informal diplomacy using family and associates including Jacqueline Kennedy on a goodwill tour to India, Robert and Edward Kennedy on Asia trips, and Alexei Adzhubel’s interviews. Khrushchev’s orbit and press ties shape new U S Russia communications effort as Salinger plans a Russia visit later year.
A note suggesting The Journal daily reader enjoyment for a son or daughter away from home. Encourages subscribing to the newspaper to stay connected with news and updates while away.
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