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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1962
Page
4
An editorial reflects on the Lao-tse wisdom TANSTAFL meaning there is no free lunch. It notes the hard lesson of paying for sustenance and cautions against assuming something of value comes without cost or effort. The piece questions perpetual entitlement and invites practical consideration of true value.
The piece argues for a public referendum on a $70 million bond to expand parks and wildlife programs with a pay as you go idea from user fees. It questions privatizing public lands and favors public funding and future planning in line with TANSTAAFL principles.
The fragmentary text notes Moscow, Russian front, and German onslaught concerns tied to rail movements on American systems. It references Erie and Pennsylvania Railroads moving troops, and cites wartime production and a broad list of officials, schools, health offices, and local events amid late 1941 to early 1942 context.
A fragmented old item compares spoken and printed word as equal forces, noting language travels and endures beyond speech. The short piece hints at print’s reach and the air as vessel, reflecting a newspaper era view on communication mediums.
A long extract presents Dr. George Montgomery discussing political support for the welfare state and who benefited from Democratic policies. The piece critiques Eisenhower era economics, noting business and financial groups as influential, while tracing shifts in policy and leadership through mid 20th century American politics.
Jim Bishop profiles Bessie Cullen a longtime hired hand on Marty Koight’s Piscataway farm. The narrative traces her hard, isolated life living in a dusty attic, tending bees and apple trees, cooking from cold well water, and caring for dogs and neighbors while surviving on little praise or affection.
James Marlow surveys a chaotic Washington scene with financial misdirections and political shifts. He notes banking turmoil, a New Jersey prison, and calls for a tax cut to boost the economy while touching on civil rights education and defense leadership.
Western Pennsylvania city officials gathered in Titusville to urge lawmakers to divert part of the state sales tax to local governments and to allow communities to raise local taxes. Attendees from Sharon, Farrell, New Castle, Oil City, Meadville, Erie, Warren, Butler, Butler and Titusville backed a resolution to be presented at the Pennsylvania League of Cities convention.
Two people died in June in Evie County within Paras Tvhvania Shah Alle Huet area. Captain Roger Ey PNyntelder led the district emergency response as Erie Crayford Venango and Warren counties reported活動 incidents. The incident caused losses totaling 8330 dollars and prompted investigations. twelve crime arrests were noted in Evie County during June.
The Census Bureau reports that in early 1982 exports rose to an annual rate of 20.91 billion, a touch ahead of 1981, while imports climbed 17 percent to 16.15 billion. The trade surplus near 4.76 billion is smaller than last year, reflecting a larger deficit in gold and payments. Rising imports are linked to stronger industrial output and higher American incomes, while export growth remains uneven, aided by government farm surpluses and demand for American machinery and equipment abroad.
A fragmented OCR shows managers and ad staff names, addresses, and roles at a newspaper. It mentions advertising representative, building names, post office, and second class mail standards. It notes display advertising deadlines and rates in a brief era style.
A one day clinic on treating football injuries will be held August 2 in Hershey for coaches and doctors. The program is co sponsored by the Big 33 and the Pennsylvania Medical Society, focusing on sports medicine advances.
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