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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1962
Page
4
The editorial argues Pennsylvania's farm census shows high startup costs deter young people from farming. A Glass 1 operation needs about $100,000 to begin, pushing aspiring farmers toward inheriting large farms or abandoning small units. It warns the shift to big farm business risks discouraging youths seeking a simple, modest living.
United States and Dutch forces pressed an invasion fleet in the Macassar Strait as eyes turn to foe losses. A tire theft on Spring Street failed when thieves were frightened away while attempting to remove a tire wired to a truck. Local officials E L Simmons Horton J Davis Fred L Barnes and Lloyd Stowe were reelected at Corry Savings and Loan annual meeting. City League bowling action featured Staples Morton Lord as noted. FP E Chase left for Union City to assume charge of a newly opened United States post. Corry Order 170 PHO met at Eastern Star Hall electing W B Mow Mrs William Sutton Frank Pierce Mrs Helen Smith Harry Kinmey Mrs Lawrence Fielis and Samuel Vanderhoft. Railroad Athletic Club beat Company Tquin tet 27 26 in Warren. Corryites attending Erie meeting to support a funds drive for a new Catholic orphan home.
A local pickup truck crash near Butler resulted in a death, as authorities reported a man identified as Chub and believed to be in his forties was killed when the vehicle collided with a culvert. No further details available.
The Corry Evening Journal outlines union activity and business notices with production staff credits. It lists pricing, mailing details, and publication date information, noting republication restrictions and office locations in Corry Pa.
George Sokolsky argues that even without formal wars there is a global war climate. He cites Congo Katanga, Algeria, Vietnam, India Goa, and clashes between Red China and Soviet Russia, noting spies and NATO involvement. He warns that war affects Americans at home, with families fearing casualties and a permanent wartime atmosphere.
A columnist argues the Senate hearing on military indoctrination risks chilling officers ability to judge rivals. The piece warns against politicizing the armed forces while emphasizing officers’ duty to discern and confront any communist threat without surrendering professional judgment.
A jumble of notes, memories, and local chatter covers fluoride talks, school policy, civic worries, and cultural curiosity. References to 1913 Corry Journal, Mrs. Collins, and old papers mingle with current town life, hospital cases, bowling plans, and street hazards in a sprawling, informal column.
In loving memory of our son Lawrence who passed away five years ago today. God took him home it was his will yet his memory remains dear as the hour he died. We think of him often for a memory is the only friend grief can call. Missed by Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller.
Fragmentary text from a Florida area report references a serious condition after an attack and lists names like Clint McLean and Rostering Ger Dee. Mentions Port Myers and appreciation cards, with a seller not meeting an agreed price.
Pennsylvania mid December total employment reached 4 339 600, up 90 000 from mid November according to the state Department of Labor and Industry. The December level was 57 000 higher than a year earlier and 202 000 above the February 1931 low. average weekly earnings held near the mid November level.
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