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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1963
Page
4
An editorial argues Corry faces two local services in trouble a taxi operation long gone and an ambulance service with mounting unpaid bills. It stresses riders must pay for services and warns that without a viable ambulance the community faces risks while noting other towns handle such issues differently and calling for local authorities to act.
Paul Harvey argues that paying ransom to Cuban prisoners costs the nation more than the immediate sum. He cites Kennedy era decisions, CIA funds, and tax law loopholes funded by deductions. He contrasts with POW compensation in Korea and questions future costs to taxpayers and social rolls.
Allied planes singed a 10 ship Japanese convoy off the New Guinea coast in a violent 44 hour running battle marked by sinking two ports, one heavily loaded with troops, and the downing of 18 Japanese fighters as part of a broader wartime action report. Transportation committees representing defense industries met with rationing panel board members at City Hall to plan doubling defense worker transport and gasoline savings. Motorists largely avoided pleasure driving, easing congestion around amusement centers. Local basketball league captains completed organization with officers elected including Kenneth Jackson as president and Claude Weber as VP. In 1923, a Rex Garage dinner series began after a Bluebird Restaurant meeting, while a fire on Main Street caused over 75,000 in damage. Obituaries, births, and other notes appeared as Corry’s sports scene awaited Keystones versus St Anthony’s in Predonia.
Ronald Leroy Clark, 13, was found hanged in the basement of his Genesee area home after reportedly showing prolonged despondency over his parents separation. His mother Fraios Clark and brother Jethey, 14, were present, and coroner Dr. Hermoy Mosel ruled the cause of death as asphyxia. The family had moved from Jamestown to Genesee, and Ronald attended Northern Potter School. The incident occurred about 2 p.m. Sunday with home and farm routine noted surrounding the event.
The speaker argues that freeing thousands with replaceable dollars cannot surpass protecting irreplaceable lives, reshaping the practical approach to diplomacy. The notion of economic substitutes challenges traditional priorities and elevates ethical considerations in state action.
A four year old Area boy and his mother died in a Florida crash. The incident involved multiple vehicles near a canal and waterway, with authorities reporting injuries to other relatives and bystanders. Investigators and emergency crews responded, tracing origins to a road near Bar Harbor and Dunkirk.
Hal Boyle records a string of lighthearted remarks from hospital visitors about a newborn, jokes about looks, future costs, parenting wisdom, and family quirks. The humorous exchanges touch on eye color, diapering, hospital bills, teen years, cigars, and the notion of raising a child in modern America.
Titusville faces a rapid rise in rat numbers, with James McLaughtin, chief rodent control inspector, reporting an alarming spring surge and widespread infestations. City officials consider stricter garbage controls, enforcement of tight lids, and resumed dumping and incineration cleanup to curb the outbreak.
Commissioner Frank G. McCartney announced promotions in the Pennsylvania State Police. Herman C. Sieber of Troop E 1 Headquarters at Lawrence Park was promoted to lieutenant and will transfer to Troop A Philadelphia. Sieber completed 25 years of service September 13. He was first sergeant at Lawrence Park for three years and was born in Erie on August 18. Cpl. Joseph J. Mastrian, now at Troop E 1 substation Warren, is noted in the same announcement.
Americans may buy fewer razor blades as stainless steel blades go into volume production in the United States. Three companies plan US manufacturing, promising blades lasting three to four times longer, but at higher cost. Europe already shows demand as Gillette, Philip Morris and Schick move to enter the market. Fire destroys the Palace Inn near Rochester Pennsylvania with damages around $50,000 and no injuries reported.
Postal notice from Corry Pennsylvania outlines second mail rates, pricing per year per copy and carrier options, with advance payment and multiple terms. Advertisers are informed of the advertising deadline and previsions for future issues.
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