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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1963
Page
4
An editorial warns Corryilles about damaging civic behavior, listing 13 deadly patterns. It urges residents to pay taxes, attend meetings, support public services, back leaders, and contribute to the community, rather than retreating into selfish criticism and cynicism.
The brief notes George and Andy Tower marking a birthday while references spark a memory of 1962 census facts. The piece mentions federal employees taking a February vacation from chores yet still drawing pay, noting about 35 million stations in vacation pay and pondering historical moments like Valley Forge.
Reporter Jim Bishop observes the Lo Wu border and the Bamboo Curtain, contrasting Hong Kong, Kowloon, and colonial lines with Berlin East. He notes water, bridges, and a pipe linking Mao to Hong Kong, and discusses Rocking tensions, refugees, and Radio Free Europe as tools against Communist regimes.
The article explains how strained Cuba sugar output after political shifts, weather, and reduced U S purchases have tightened world supplies. As demand grows, prices rise from futures to actual deliveries, likely lifting refined sugar costs for households. The U S sugar quota system aims to protect growers while limiting imports, but with Cuba and other producers unable to meet demand, world prices climb.
Washington says more than 350 persons mostly service personnel were dead or missing after torpedo strikes on two American passenger cargo ships in the North Atlantic earlier this month. Navy cannot confirm convoy status but suspects ships were convoyed.
40 Years Ago item notes Chamber of Commerce directors will consider next meeting taking steps toward launching a campaign for a new passenger rail station. Likely actions discussed to support a movement for a new railway facility.
In Pittsburgh area influenza forced the closure of St. Gabriel's in Whitehall marking the first district shut down. Thirteen of the school's 27 teachers reported illness and absenteeism ran high among about 1,050 pupils. No other school in the area reported similar disruptions.
The essay argues that resolving right from wrong requires guidance from ancestors prophets and moral leaders, since modern decline in ethical instruction leaves youths without anchors. It cites a college student seeking first principles, warns against psychologist relativism, and suggests conscience is a faint inner whisper while unwritten conventions shape humane behavior.
A flood wave forces parochial or public institutions to close their doors. Officials report closures across affected districts as water levels rise and operations pause to ensure safety for students and staff. Local authorities coordinate relief and reopen plans.
Television critic Cynthia Lowry reviews the renewal of the Lassie style program without Pred. MacMurray is the key draw, but scheduling constraints affect his on screen presence. The piece notes potential cast moves and a proposed long journey arc for Steve Douglas, plus a tentative viewer friendly reshuffle. Also mentions NBC Tonight World of Mattie Chavalier profile and upcoming sports and variety bets.
A coal miner may claim Workmen s Compensation under The Pennsylvania Occupational Disease Act if he had at least two years of aggregate Pennsylvania employment in the ten years before disability in a silica hazard occupation and is totally disabled.
MEADVILLE The Crawford County School Board approved Titusville School Board’s plan to move the Titusville special education class to county operation. The county would pay program costs and bill Titusville on a tuition basis while local schools keep administrative control. Superintendent Marshall A. Fisher said state reimbursement for county programs is higher, potentially lowering Titusville costs and could expand the program for children unable to perform regular school work.
A humorous piece on concerns for women drivers and common car issues. It notes drivers should heed fuel pump failures and engine signs, warns about uphill and downhill transmission handling, and underscores caution with maintenance tips drawn from anecdotes and jokes of the era.
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