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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1969
Page
9
The article highlights top scorers and leaders with the leading average near 93.85 and 610 points. St. Jania Ray is noted among the standout performers, alongside other key players such as Bill and a reference to 1,887 points in the season tally.
A review notes Henry Still's Man: The Next 30 Years, exploring prophecy as probabilities. It recalls Palmerston's Suez stance, Chanut and Hahn ideas, and 19th century views on atomic energy with cautious, era-appropriate language.
The text recalls a 1843 forecast predicting major changes after a disaster in France. It envisions a world government led by the United States, widespread air transport, and simpler dress improving health. It cites a United States Patent Commissioner’s warning that arts progress signals an end to human improvement, dated 1840s context with 1949 and 1845 references.
A dated TV guide lists January evening programs including Best of the Blues with Dorothy Lamour, The Saint double feature, Harlem Globetrotters in New York, French Chef cassoulet, Name of the Game kidnapping plot, Made in Paris, skiing learning to fall, Judd courtroom drama, The Black Knight Camelot tale, Tonight Show guests Steve and Carol Lawrence, Joey Bishop Show with Floyd Patterson, and Swing Shift Theater featuring The Tall Man with Clark Gable.
In Six Clubs with North showing spades win with queen over ten. In Four Hearts facing a spade overcall, draw trump, then consider ruff and discard or finesses. Best path: cash diamonds AK then lead 9 spade from dummy to force North into ruff and discard, eliminating spade loser and securing game.
Telegram Heavenly. A compact note attributed to Eugene Sheffer discusses a sea eagle event or symbol, presenting a succinct historical or literary reference with minimal context and no sensational detail. The fragment hints at a column or cryptic item but lacks full framing or dates.
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