YMCA Membership Drive Proposed To Help Corry Youth
In Our Opinion urges the February 17 start of Corry YMCA annual drive. The piece argues the Y benefits youths from formative years to old age and suggests clubs donate memberships to underprivileged children to ensure many local youngsters can say I belong to the Y.
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Second-Hand Danger Truth Shifts From Fact To Fiction
A brief note from The Indianola Record-Herald and Tribune reflects on how rumors and rumors about danger can morph as they pass between readers. The item highlights how truth bleeds into fiction with each retelling.
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Dieting humor from Hal Boyle Americana column
A comic dialogue about dieting ailments and stubborn weight sticks across banter between friends. A man jokes about dieting, weight, and failed efforts while poking fun at doctors, routines, and childhood memories, ending with a light sales tag for shopping.
Corry Evening Journal details and staff changes
Historical newspaper snippet from Corry Evening Journal lists staff positions including publisher George R. Sample and editor William Eaton. It notes Associated Press exclusivity for local news and dispatches, postal registrations, and mistaken rate lines for mailing and advertising services.
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Surgery Under Pressure A New Medical Frontier
Doctors in a large white cylindrical tank will work under pressure to explore a new medical frontier. Over a decade of research in Amsterdam and Glasgow shows high pressure oxygen benefits for blue babies, heart, stroke patients, and other illnesses.
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Senatorion shifts and medical advances collide in 1960s note
The piece tracks Robert McKinney’s shifting party loyalties and his bid for the Atomic Energy Commission under Kennedy, aided by Senator Anderson and opposed by Strauss, while Luther General Hospital unveils a vast hyperbaric oxygen system. It notes McKinney’s press editor resignation and Johnson’s influence on the backroom politics amid a New Year context.
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Congress Rules General and Congressman Incompatible
A historical note recalls that a member cannot hold both roles. Senator James H. Lane’s brief seat, after accepting brigadier general rank, prompted vacancy. The Jordan Committee reports revelatory tales of Capitol Hill romances and a Defense Department nerve gas prototype, while coverage condemns Zanzibar rebels for Arab casualties after Sultan’s overthrow.
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Hi Neighbor Club to Meet in February at Mrs. Humphrey's
Local social notes list February 13 as the Hi Neighbor Club gathering at the home of Mrs. Vernon Humphrey in Cutting. The column also records visits and family events across nearby towns including Corry, Clymer, Harborcreek, Meadville, and Erie, with updates on health, travel, and birthdays.
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What Is The Law About Supporting Child Born Out Of Wedlock
An answering guide explains a father may be legally required to support a child until age eighteen or until self-supporting. The father also pays hospital and medical costs. Such cases are now handled in the Domestic Relations Office of county courts in Pennsylvania, avoiding criminal proceedings. Consult a local attorney or the District Attorney for advice.
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Erie Lawyer Top Candidate For Judgeship
The Justice Department declined comment on reports that Gerald Weber of Erie is the leading candidate for a federal judgeship in the Western District of Pennsylvania. Congressional sources said the department has begun an investigation that could lead to his appointment to succeed the late John McIlvaine. A candidate must be recommended to the White House by the Justice Department, after which the President submits the name to the Senate for confirmation.
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