The White Sidewall Swing Editorial
Vince Packard argues status in America now centers on small foreign cars and office luxury. He notes kids chase white sidewall tires as symbols, and a recent prank painted tires black to avoid snob appeal.
Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1962
Page
4
Weight watchers get a slow burn in a New York joke spree
A string of jokes pokes playful fun at a dieter named Thmer and a slows-and-sure approach to weight loss. The quips mock scales, indulgences, and tiny progress as patrons rib a character named Elmer and others, ending with a diner mishap about cold gravy.
Inductions to Double or Triple Peace Time Rates
Washington officials disclosed today that induction rates are being stepped up to double or triple the peace time rate. Immediate goal appears to be a four million man land force. Federal auto tax clicks will cost 2.09 cents each and go on sale at post offices nationwide. In local sports, Tom Ressler starred as The Carry Merchants upset the Fat, five to win the opening City Cage League game at Junior High. Chuck Williams scored 25 as Steel Aye defeated the First Avenue quintet 56 to something. In ladies play Mary Fiatyscyn posted 22 for Sterling Mk at Recreation Lanes. Hasbrouck was installed as Worthy Master of the local Grange. Walter Lutos faced a close finish on Sciota Road yesterday. Harald H. Ancereeg was transferred from Warren to He chief man of the Corry and Union exchanges. The Saunhewi Commence is under consideration for promiting work locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carry Merchants
Tom Ressler
LAA
Chuck Williams
Steel Aye
Avene
Hal Boyles Americana: jokes about dieting and food
Hal Boyle humor sketches a chef diet talk and a fat man who watches pancakes from a window. The quips touch on dieting, strict bounds, and social meals, with light city club scenes and playful exchange about portion control and indulgence.
What Is The Law Q A Widow Son And Grandchildren
A man dies without a will. The estate would be divided under Pennsylvania intestate law with the widow and one child each receiving portions. grandchildren are presumed children of the son and daughter in law, affecting shares. An 18 year old girl leaving home raises questions of parental legal remedies and age. A Pioneer Drug Store dies in Rang City Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cnet
Sokolsky on TV politics and security agencies
George Sokolsky critiques postwar security bodies and anti-Communist currents, noting Hoover's FBI nonpartisanship and the State Department security bureau's turmoil under McLeod Hanes Bontempo and others. He discusses Pro-American Underground ties, right-wing movements, and the need to shield youths from fear while warning of ongoing Cold War pressures and parental guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar" Hoover
FBI
Allen Dulles
CIA
Hoover
Secret Service
Treasury
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
State Department
Ths
Scott McLeod
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Washington
Richt Wing
Security Bureau
United States
Scott
McLeod
Global calm masks Cold War tensions in early 1962
James Marlow surveys a rare lull in international strains. Berlin remains tense amid a quiet Congo, Algeria, and Southeast Asia as leaders from Kennedy to Khrushchev prepare for shifts. The world edges toward a return to normal after a fragile period of restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Fidel Castro
Algeria
Congo
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Silance
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Mao Tze-tung
Red China
Titusville Selects First Renewal Area in Downtown
The Titusville Redevelopment Authority chose a two block square downtown district as its first renewal area with boundaries to be determined. Estimated project gross about 1 million dollars. Clifton E. Rodgers & Associates will prepare a federal planning application in weeks for approval and land acquisition, with demolition and construction not before mid 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
1Tusville Redevelopment Authority
Clifton E. Rodgers & Associates
Beaver Falls
Asea
Titusville Redevelopment Authority
Colonel Drake
Man Seriously Hurt When Gun Discharges In Clean-up Incident
Ernest Augustus Clark, 60, suffered a 32 caliber revolver wound to his left side and back when his gun accidentally discharged while cleaning. Found by neighbor Mrs Selma Rechner and landlady Mrs Henry Melzer, he was injured at about 4 30 p m and taken to St Vincent's Hospital in serious condition after surgery. Clark, a Pennsylvania Electric Co employee, told detectives the weapon discharged during cleaning. firearm and cleaning gear were in his bedroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ernest Augustus Clark
Selma Rechner
Henry Melzer
Clark
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Editor Chester Bahn Dies During Interview at Studio
Chester B Bahn aged sixty eight editor of Figgy Daily trade paper died yesterday during an interview at the Universal International studios. The incident occurred while the journalist was at work in Hollywood. Corry Stores reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Chester B. Bahn
Figgy, Daily
Universal-International Studios
Dollar raid fund eyed to defend world currencies
The proposed 6 billion IMF backed pool aims to defend the dollar and nine other currencies from unusual drains on reserves. United States would contribute two billion, with Britain Germany France Italy Japan Netherlands Belgium Sweden also pledging. The plan would allow temporary borrowing of currencies to settle foreign claims without depleting gold reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
International Monetary Fund
United States
Britain
Germany
France
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Belgium
Sweden
Don’t Sit There Go Get Your Book On Radioactivity
Government booklet on radioactive fallout to survive. Free copies available via mail delivery or pickup at post office or Civil Defense center. Government Printing Office contracted 21 printers to produce 25 million copies of the 45 page guide. Individual limits apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashington
Pentagon
Fragmentary Ad Copy From Historic Postal Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered addresses and postal service terms. The snippet references Lexington Avenue, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and mortgage and bond terms, with mentions of The Associated Press and delivery rates. No coherent event or person is established for a full news card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional Saverteng - Bottinelli-1
Ernie Ae
Lexington Avenue
Newigan
Square Cee Mortgage and Bondholt Chamber of Commence
Biing
Pittsburgh
Building
Philadelphia
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éWing
New York
Elmer
Corry
Mary i Fiatyscyn
Sterling Mk
Recreavion
AL Hasbrouck
Walter A. Lutos
Sciota Road
North Cor
Harald H. Ancereeg
Teen
Hare
Warren
He Ohlef Wite
Cornynd Union
Guy Eschanges
Muse
Hal Boyle
Joe
Mr. Wallow
Dies Ranga City
Moi
MD H Eats
Siper
Srettinrttver Millar
George Sokolsky
Paul Harvey News
Nernal
Joni W. Hanes Jr
Hanes
Eisenhower
Salvatore A. Bon~tempo
Bureau of
Einer Betslumpo
Ralph & Robe Pets
William J. Crockett
AB Pian
Hyatton
Mr. Harvey
Tome
Christ
Paradise
Howevier Sured
Strig
Gohuton
Security Laney
Marlow
Jamen Marlow
Ehrughehey
East Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Albright
Rambler
Borstorff & Fitch
First Ave
Business Mirror
London Free Market
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Wither
Dashrouck
John “McLaughlin
Pressroou Faresman
G.T Bergman
Associated Press
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Carier
Bracken Funeral Home
Jane Parker
Sultana
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
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