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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1962
Page
2
An early 20th century line ad promotes SoetoroFresh hearing aid batteries for all makes. It notes local rates at 23 cents per line and that ads are accepted until noon on the day of publication. Rexall Drugs is the implied venue or distributor.
A clipped hospital log lists multiple admissions and discharges including Mrs Lottie Chase 128 Third Avenue and Miss Allene Buck Mill Village. Names such as Kenneth Coan Gary son of Raymond Hicks and Mrs Earl Van Guttder appear with addresses across Corry Wattsburg and Union City. Continuous notes mention emergency contact numbers and area doctors.
New York reports Fed margin requirements cut from 70 to 50 percent effective today. Investors see potential optimism boost though analysts warn long term market direction may not change. Some call for faster recovery while others expect continued downtrend despite credit access easing.
Funeral services for Mrs Florence Edwards will be held at Spitzer Parish Home in Clymer Thursday at 2 pm Interment in Panama Union Cemetery Friends may call at 1 pm Panama City.
Mrs Florence Edwards died at her home on Toviline Road Clymer at 5 this morning aged 79. Born July 11 in Townville she was a Panama Methodist member. Survived by sons Joseph Panama Mel Edwards Townville Willis Arnold Townville. seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Visitation at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer today 7 to 9 p.m. and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Final rites at Jayat God Church Thursday. Burial in Panama Union Cemetery.
Harrisburg selective service headquarters announced Pennsylvania's September draft quota of 287 men as part of the nationwide total. The article notes the overall national target is 50 million, with regional adjustments to meet the quota.
The article describes a planned large scale bombing exercise by SAC bombers across central Pennsylvania including a 2000-strong aircrew and a multi-state aviation group. Aircraft from Lackland and bases in Mississippi Nebraska Texas Virginia and Puerto Rico will participate. The raid uses jamming and radar tech with an air corridor from Morgantown to State College and beyond, ending near Harrisburg.
The completion of a September installation at the Fairless Hills plant will expand production capacity at the steel mill. The project is intended to bolster the company's aluminum competition efforts and strengthen AACOMPAAY presence.
Harrisburg officials launched a safety drive urging mandatory life preserver use for every person aboard a vessel in state parks. Chief Superintendent Blatt defended enforcement while noting incidents of pranks and rule-bending, stressing nets for buoyant devices and public reminders at patrol points to ensure compliance.
A misread passage notes agency heads and a council meeting with Maynord Basart from Danville. It mentions a farmer and a term expiration date in a terse report from yesterday.
Readable fragments outline the first successful high altitude nuclear explosion tests, noting altitude ranges around 1000 kilometers and discussions of blast effects, global reactions from the Soviet Union and China, and the U S response. The account mentions Christmas-time tests, public display in Auckland, and aviation and defense implications.
The president of the Pennsylvania Meat Patriots union files a $250,000 libel suit in Allegheny County against Henry Verscharen of Pittsburgh alleging a published campaign of scandalous advertisements damaged his image as a union leader. The suit targets Verscharen’s stores in Brentwood and South Park and claims the ads portrayed the plaintiff as a destroyer of Pittsburgh-area businesses while backing strikers and a strike fund.
Washington reports the government dropped the assault charge in the Hoffa case amid conflicting statements from Samuel Baron and six Teamsters witnesses. Baron alleged coercion and injury during the incident at the promotional warehouse headquarters.
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