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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1963
Page
4
A junior high in a neighboring city drafts a code of ethics addressing dating, drinking, dress, and manners. The piece questions parental policing, notes naivety in relying on parents to enforce, and suggests youths imitate adults in seeking conformity while admitting parents may have failed to set rules at home.
In Ellicottville the new drip dry suit prompts jokes about men gaining parity on the shower curtain rod. The item highlights novelty clothing advancing comfort and equality themes for readers.
From Moscow reports a push by Soviet forces nearing Rostov while a German counteroffensive on the Lower Don seeks to halt the Red Army. In Washington, Aleutian invasion efforts at Kiska Island appear to be receiving supplies and reconnaissance. A local school board debate on a funding program and plans for a new parish house are noted, alongside community remembrances and hospital updates from 40 years ago.
Paul Harvey reports a rising clash in Iowa as Amish families seek religious liberty amid state pressure over schooling. Officials call private schools substandard and push certified options, while Amish refuse public schooling, resulting in arrests, fines, and jail for some. The dispute centers on education rights and community autonomy.
A reader asks if extra money from hospitalization insurance is taxable. The answer: amounts paid in the year of medical expenses are not taxable even if they exceed the bill. If a deduction was taken in a prior year and later reimbursements arrive, amounts equal to or less than the prior deduction are taxable in the year received. if larger than the prior deduction, only a portion is taxable.
Corry notes feature Mayor Zalmeck’s plan to reappoint police magistrates and raise full pay across the force. Patrols crack down on hydrant parking and snow hazards. A West Main tree, shopping plaza chatter, and a Penn State trip tale mix with school deer, a skating rink patrol lapse, and a Meade Park rink incident. Local residents, students, and officials are cited along with updates on former residents, college activities, and industry mentions.
Thomas E Mood 21 of Camp Hill faced a string of misfortunes after arriving in Philadelphia for a job hunt. He received multiple parking tickets and a red light ticket, then his car collided with a pedestrian, a traffic lift, and a mail storage box, leaving both Mood and the pedestrian with minor injuries. Police set a traffic court date for January 21.
Billie Bol Estes says he plans to work for Christ now, defending his faith while awaiting a March 11 federal trial on mail fraud and conspiracy charges. He remains free on $5,000 bond after a Tyler Texas conviction and recent church appearances. A second incident reports a body found by Route 220 in Duncansville, Pennsylvania, likely hit by a vehicle.
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