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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1963
Page
4
A Penn State Extension guided effort seeks to aid high school students not pursuing college. It notes guidance often targets college-bound students and highlights jobs for non college graduates, urging exploration of trades and training. The group plans to study feasible paths to place non college youth in gainful work.
In courtroom notes and community chatter from Sayville Suffolk County News, two motives emerge for husbands leaving home. Some wives who can cook are blamed for discord, while those who cannot yet cook but try are also cited as a factor.
It explains that an owner may be liable to pay if a contractor is owed for work and materials on a home. If a subcontractor or supplier is unpaid, they can place a lien on the owner s property or on the land where the work was performed. The lien rights extend to materials suppliers and laborers who contributed to the project within the legal period.
A proposal details a deed of waiver between a homeowner and contractor to avoid lien claims during house construction. It requires filing in the county courthouse and demands a full signed list of all parties who furnished or performed work and materials, with proof of payment status before final settlement.
Franklin authorities move against stray and nuisance dogs amid growing community complaints. Officials cite safety concerns for walkers and postal workers as reports of dog incidents rise in December and ongoing efforts target enforcement and enforcement actions.
In a downtown taxi tale, Frank, a money minded driver, cheats a phony old lady of a $5 note then hustles for fares. He pockets a small hospital tip from a nervous woman with a sick child, counting every cent with sly care as the day ends.
A reader asks how couples split a shared splurge fund to avoid fights over $30 to $35 monthly. Advice suggests dividing the end month splurge, each saving and spending separately, to reach mutual goals and occasional agreement.
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New York AP reports a cautious business outlook as Congress convenes amid labor strikes and tax reform debates. Analysts weigh potential tax cuts, loophole closures, and corporate rates while global trade talks with Western Europe press on. The piece cites cautious optimism despite strikes and weather, with Mona Lisa’s smile symbolizing mixed signals about economic policy.
In Frenchcreek Township near Franklin a two story frame home occupied by Mr and Mrs William Girty and their eight children was destroyed by fire around 9 30 am. Loss is estimated at 10 000 with contents about 6 000 and 3 000 in fire insurance. Mrs Girty said faulty wiring may have started the blaze and she fled with three youngest children after pouring water on the smoking floor. The breadwinner Mr Girty had been laid off in December and had just returned from Franklin where he planned to sign up for unemployment when flames consumed the dwelling. He noted three misfortunes in one day including a car wheel falling off and a two fires in the home.
In Newark Ohio five hundred pounds of money were stolen from the Ohio Vending Co offices during lunch hour. The haul covered 19 bags of coins and totaled 5300 dollars. Police opened an investigation into the break in and are reviewing local leads.
Washington reports a major air strike on El Alamein by heavy bombers described as one of the war's heaviest blows. The piece also notes congressional push for a pay-as-you-go income tax, coal shortages from Wilkes-Barre strikes, 48-hour postal service week in Corry, and Corry High School dribblers remaining unbeaten with an 85-32 win at Waterford.
Rep. Leon H. Gavin of Ol city presided as the Pennsylvania Republican delegation was formed in the new Congress. The 14 GOP members elected Gavin to replace Ivor D. Fenton, whose district merged with George M. Rhodes’s. Corbett becomes Campaign Committee chair. Curtin is whip. other officers include Schwelker, McDade, Fulton, and Dague.
Snow blanketed mountains overnight as two men were marooned by the snowfall. Downtown Honolulu endured heavy rain for a second straight day amid rare weather shocks.
Merrill Doolittle earns triangular skull and bones key of Phi Beta Phi at Allegheny College. Mrs. Ellen C. Bassett dies in Union City. Irma Downey and Lyle J. Saxton wed at St. Thomas rectory. Lee B. Wood promoted to night editor at the Cleveland Press. Corry Brick and Tile Co ships 12 cars of chemical bricks to Buenos Aires. Community plan seeks use of West South Street paving for an ice section.
The body of Hall of Famer Rogers Hornsby will be buried at Hornsby’s Bend near Austin, Texas, tomorrow. Funeral services were held in Chicago yesterday with a standing room only crowd of about 250 listening to Dr. August M. Hintz of North Shore Baptist Church conduct the services.
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