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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1963
Page
9
A fragment hints at an early income related phone plan. It mentions a possible service launch and investor interest. Details are unclear but the text points to a financial or telecom initiative in its initial stage.
The note records a net 72 result for a single bus event and cites Real West 2252 as reference. Further details are unreadable but the entry centers on a transport item and its net outcome.
Harrisburg Govenor Lawrence recalls betting on Taft over Truman in 1948, saying he doubted Truman would win and preferred Taft for ability and integrity. He recounts meeting Truman in Pittsburgh before the election and predicts victory despite his doubts. Also notes a Queens car dealer facing legal trouble and Pvt Kenneth L Heberlein begins basic training at Fort Jackson.
County Agent William E Urash notes Penn State offers a mail course on farm management covering credit insurance budgets records and enterprise analysis. Send name address and $2 to Correspondence Courses 202 Agricultural Education Building University Park PA. Request Course Bulletin for details on 75 agriculture and home economics courses.
Paul Harvey recounts how skyjacking victim Captain Oscar Cleal inspired new federal penalties and how Cleal, blinded, pursued a career in investments with Evie Cleal. Through study with Shearson Hammill, Cleal earned a stockbroker apprenticeship and passed the required exam. He reads via assistive devices and slowly regains sight, inspiring perseverance and public service.
A deer belonging to a state investigator wandered to the capitol House entrance after being brought to the complex by its owner who spoke with reporters. AP Wirephoto.
A man boarded two cabs in Louisville and robbed a branch bank of 2150 dollars then fled in a cab. He left driver Katrina Wright a one cent tip after paying his fare and asked to be driven several blocks away.
George Banklett, 3, left the exterminating business after years to start a drying and cab service. He joked that termites would be preferable to people after receiving a traffic ticket and a $13 robbery by a passenger.
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