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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1962
Page
4
Editorial urges passage of a nonpartisan law to elect school directors, arguing it would remove politics from schools and increase focus on qualifications. It criticizes party leaders for opposing reform, notes November elections for state offices, and urges voters to pressure candidates to support the measure to improve public education.
A 1942 report outlines Britain s intensified air campaign aimed at destroying German U-boat reinforcements before they enter service. The piece also covers local happenings including a two day Navy volunteer event, a Wallace Bros circus appearance, a Mapletown club activity, a Union City baseball win, and multiple local incidents and obituaries in Meadville area.
Forty years ago arrangements for a production titled Wicked by the PALS were planned with a barr West arrival during Willy 28. The theater will present Congenian at shows with various acts and a cast including Coram and Erat.
Fragmented OCR text from a Corry Journal page mentions Taiwan and a public notice style item. Readable parts name a local event or meeting and potential officials, but key details are unclear. The item appears to be a short public notice or society update from the paper.
A discussion critiques a book Introduction to Law Enforcement by academics from Long Beach State and Michigan State University. It argues police work benefits from educated officers, outlines diverse agencies, and outlines zones of law enforcement activity described as white, black, and gray.
Jim Bishop reviews a sprawling reminiscence about animals and a veterinary doctor named Dr Camiti. The narrative weaves anecdotes of pigeons, cats, and dogs, with comic and candid moments. It clashes with a snob narrator and includes vivid, sometimes disjointed recollections and character sketches.
James Marlow outlines postwar budget deficits and the volatile outlook for government finances. He cites the 1962 deficit near 87 billion dollars, discusses Kennedy tax-cut ideas, and notes years of black balances under Truman and Eisenhower before the recent red ink.
A historic first formal transatlantic telephone call via Telstar was completed from Cornwall to Maine, linking scientists at Goonhilly Downs with AT&T ground stations. The round trip cost about four million dollars to launch, with future calls planned between New York and Paris.
The steel industry, facing labor cost pressure and government scrutiny, bets on electronic computers to speed up production and reduce expenses. Depreciation tax rules are expected to spur investment, with Farrell Pennsylvania and multiple mills linking early computer systems to blast furnaces, finishing lines, and rolling mills. Major players like Stern-Kolda, Dravo, RCA, IBM, and Westinghouse are developing automated controls and mathematical models to optimize processes and output amid rising competition from alternative materials.
Jamestown endures two rainless days as Cas sadaga Valley well field near Fal coner drops to a dangerously low level, threatening 70 000 residents with possible water use restrictions unless substantial rainfall arrives soon. Merle W. Smedberg of public utilities warns of potential bans if levels do not rebound.
Grace ate a1 of RD1 Fairview was pinned between a car door and a tree during a routine stop on a fairview route. Millcreek Police say the door swung open and squeezed her against the tree while the vehicle rolled. She received first aid at the scene, was taken to St Vincent's Hospital, and admitted for overnight observation for shoulder and pelvis injuries.
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