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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1963
Page
4
The piece attacks Blue Cross price hikes from 74 cents to about 14 a month and assigns blame to doctors and hospitals. It advocates a novel refund idea rewarding non users with 50 and 25 rebates at Christmas and urges annual rebates to curb abuse and pressure leaders to cut costs.
Fifty years of conflict described as the Tunisian campaign intensifies with night and day air battles. RAF and American fighters claim a large tally of German and Italian planes shot down, amid broader wartime reports from across Pennsylvania and Corry with local impacts noted.
Fragmented OCR shows a Corry Pennsylvania newspaper with masthead lines, publishing details, staff names, ad lines, and postal rates. It mentions The Associated Press rights and a price of eight cents per copy.
A collage of brief quips and notes from journalists and public figures including Bernard Baruch Richard Nixon Gladys Glad and Jackie Gleason. The snippets reference press strikes Cuba medicines investigations airline growth and Hollywood events amid postwar chatter.
American humor column lists everyday examples of double talk and their literal translations. It includes quips about college admissions, aging, ideas, greetings, menus, dentures, stage appeal, money, and travel. Names like Vassar and Washington appear among the examples.
A person seeking back pay must sue the employer. If the amount due is under $500, sue before a justice of the peace alderman or magistrate. If the amount exceeds $5000 000 the suit goes to the court of common pleas.
Morgan Phillips longtime general secretary of Britain's Labour party for 17 years died yesterday after a stroke followed by poor health. He had retired from his party post in 1961 after serving since 1944 and was prominent in international socialism.
Advice column from Mary Feeley on budgeting for teen social costs and retirement. A Buffalo reader asks how to curb grocery and entertainment spending while keeping hospitality, with Feeley suggesting per‑daughter allowances, targeted budget cuts, and reallocating funds as children age.
The President’s tax package aims to cut rates to 47 percent of prewar levels and lower the top rate to 65 percent while closing loopholes to raise about 3.5 billion a year. Critics warn some firms could pay more, and they question commitment to spending cuts.
Mrs Busié Hamilton was admitted to Jamestown General Hospital last week. Lynn Connell of Wrightsville and Merle Connell family visited Elwood Connell. J Moon family lost their home by fire last Friday. H Filler family moved into the former Weaver home on Greeley street. EUB Church youths plan basketball and games in parish hall tomorrow. WSWS holds regular church meeting tomorrow. Allen Hamm hospitalized at Corry Memorial Hospital.
Classified listings advertise available houses for rent with details on location and terms. Tenants should check the paper for current offers and contact information.
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