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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1962
Page
4
The piece argues that crime cannot be stopped by police alone and calls for active citizen involvement. It notes new federal laws targeting illegal gambling and increased Attorney General resources, urging individuals to speak out and cooperate with authorities to tackle racketeers and their networks.
The city begins the third enrollment for possible armed forces service with Keith T. Henton first to register. Corry Electric Light Co threatens protests over street light vandalism as temperate weather halts school heating and closes East Main Street school. Miss Zelma Howes hosts friends as marriage news emerges for Miss Katherine Starr to Guy Abbey last month.
The February 16, 1922 event at the Mathh School featured eighth grade pupils under Miss Ranney and Biss McCray performing a sonidlized recitation demonstration as their final school evening.
The $20,000 Tucson Open enters its second round as lesser known pros vie for a breakthrough. Buddy Sullivan, with a 31 36 61, matches the competitive course record and stakes a late surge.
Fragmentary OCR shows publication details for The Corry Evening Journal. Names, addresses, and rates appear garbled but indicate production and advertising representation in multiple cities, with pricing and delivery notes.
George Sokolsky argues for Bobby Kennedy as a direct, tough, reforming figure in foreign policy echoing his brother JFK. He praises Kennedy’s clarity, calls out State Department weaknesses, and predicts firm responses to subversive elements while noting debates on policy and modern media.
A scrambled tape of a call between Jim Bishop and his father Adele and others discusses Adele’s upcoming surgery at St Francis. The dialogue covers mail delays, awaiting operation, and family plans with humor and concern, including doctors and contact numbers.
James Marlow outlines Charles de Gaulle's TV speech framing France as ahead of its times while wary of integrating with NATO and a West German tied to a broader market. He notes Algeria turmoil, the secret army, and growing domestic unrest as France debates its future path amid European tensions.
Titusville police report 35 year old William Allbiser a seaman on 20 day leave from California base is missing. He was last heard from in Chicago January 1 and was seen driving a new foreign made car near Titusville. He is described as 5'9" tall 145 pounds with dark brown hair and brown eyes. Authorities in other states asked to help in the search.
Analysis notes three major merger waves in U.S. history from 1890 to present. The article explains how government influence has shifted with new policy questions as mergers rise in scale and scope. It cites antitrust beginnings, mid-century controls, and ongoing scrutiny by the Justice Department on restraint of trade and broader public interests.
A reader asks if the Pennsylvania State Highway Department must rebuild a destroyed fence. The answer states liability depends on fence location relative to the highway right-of-way. within the right-of-way the state is not liable, outside it the state is liable for condemnation damages or negligence injuries beyond the 33 foot presumed right-of-way.
A truck motor caught fire prompting the driver to jump out fearing explosions from two full gasoline tanks. Police alerted Titusville Fire Department and fire trucks 3 and 4 arrived, extinguishing the blaze. Two calves on the cattle truck were unharmed. The truck’s motor and rear-seat area were burned and the cab paint scorched, with some windows broken to fight the fire.
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