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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1964
Page
9
National FFA Week Observed By Clymer Club
Clymer Central School highlights National FFA Week with a focus on agriculture education. The Clymer PRA chapter, led by president Stanley King and advisors, promotes rural leadership and farming careers among 12 enrolled students across agriculture and mechanics classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Club
Clymer Central School
Parypees
Amenea
China
America
Une
FPA
Clymer Pra
Stanley King
Pr Dent
Eugene Cady
Prident
Jeff Seblink
Gerald Wiggers
Doug Bensink
Richard Dahl
Sentinel
Dennis Heslink
John Holthouse
David Beckerink
National
FPA Organia Action
States
Puerto Ricd
New York State
George Washington
Washington
Christ Entered Jerusalem Amid Palm Crowds
The crowds hailed Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem as he rode a colt and fulfilled prophecy. Within days the same crowds called for his crucifixion, marking a swift turn in the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Jerusalem
Overtime Debate Tangles White House Policy
Rockefeller criticizes Johnson administration for proposing more overtime pay while the White House already runs an 18 hour day. He argues for a broader economic program including education retraining and tax incentives to create jobs, calling both 35 hour weeks and overtime limits defeatist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroi
Johnson
White House
David Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Financial Executive Institute of Detroit
Bear Lake Area News Briefs Darkened by Local Moves
Mr and Mrs Walter Newhouse Jr and family moved to Jamestown. J C Manwaring, a surgical patient at Jamesown Hospital, has returned home. Mrs Geraldine Johnston visits Washington. Floyd Smith and family spent the weekend in Collins with Earl Baugle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Walter Newhouse Jr
Jamestown
J.C. Manwaring
Jamesown Hospital
Geraldine Johnston
Washington, D
Floyd Smith
Collins
Earl Baugle
The Cleansing of the Temple in Lenten Meditation
Rev. Robert G. Caster of Wayne Valley EUB Church discusses John 2 31 2 5 focusing on Jesus entering the temple and the life of believers He clears out what displeases worship and Christian living He acts to prepare for the day of the Lord and our meeting with Him.
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Juhn
Robert G. Caster
Wayne Valley
Eub
Orst
Ody
Jesus
Christ
Eople
Yas
Bet on first Balerno death shocks local village
In Balerno Scotland a legal betting shop runs a death sweepstakes with seven runners listed openly. Widower Jimmy Orr, 68, leads at 3 to 1, with Archie Marshal 72 and Archie Dickson 59 among the contenders as locals bid on who dies first in the close knit village near Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balerno
Scotland
Jimmy Orr
Jimmy
Archie Marshal
Archie Dickson
Edinburgh
Why don't more Americans become millionaires today
New York opinion piece discusses why wealth is rare for individuals in a rich nation. It cites Horatio Alger myths, argues success requires sacrifice of leisure and social life, and notes many prefer family time and simple pleasures over relentless wealth pursuit.
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Curbstone
Amerif i
Horatio Alen
Sioner
King George 111
Genghis Khan
Peter the Great
Russia
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Fife
Postmen Fight Back At Dogs With Aerosol Spray
Washington AP reports the Post Office tests an aerosol repellent called Haste to deter attacking dogs. Postmen aim to complete rounds without harm or lasting effects, hoping the spray clears dogs’ faces and stops bites.
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Washington
Post Office
Office Department
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