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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1962
Page
4
A fragmented critique argues that national and international labor unions wield outsized political influence. The author contends law should curb union power to prevent crippling industries while warning against retaliation against business and government. The piece calls for decisive action to weaken unions and remove legal protections enabling strikes and boycotts.
An old item recounts a severe electrical storm near Conectown Ohio affecting residents including Mrs Gage and Marion McCullough. It notes disrupted rail service on the Allegheny division with trains delayed by weather. Other brief mentions cover local people, construction in Warren County, and bank staff changes.
Affected borrowers face a structured repayment scheme totaling about 1 thousand dollars from county funds. Officials outline phased installments through the month, detailing the loan’s balance, interest terms, and disbursement constraints.
40 Years Ago July 18 notes a planned event at Lake Pleasant inviting Maxwell automobile owners from Corry Erie Union City Waterford and nearby areas. A social evening at the Country Club north of the city is announced with a dinner and games including cards and a dance, with regular meals served at the clubhouse tomorrow.
The text presents a garbled survey of population densities and imperial dynamics, referencing the Soviet Union, Canada, the United States, the Netherlands, Great Britain, and Japan. It discusses colonial systems, resource concerns, and postwar population movements while interleaving unclear math and distorted place names.
A chaotic report details William Madden causing turmoil in Lenn ELS and Lenape hall. Madden allegedly manipulated students, influenced officials, and pressed PTA leaders as he sought control over student dress, mentoring, and curricular aims.
The article details cautious optimism and uncertainty among businessmen as growth fails to accelerate. It notes rising personal income, payroll gains, and mixed factory output while steel and auto sectors lag. Leaders warn that even with some positive indicators, new orders and investment remain weak, delaying a decisive upturn.
Workers at two Continental Can Hazel Atlas plants rejected a proposed wage contract by a 16 to 264 vote. The dispute centers on aligning male wages with female workers. International union officials have restrained locals from striking. production continues after two months without halt.
A Thai baby elephant at Philadelphia Zoo named Nang Chang is slated to become the Republican statewide campaign mascot. State Sen. Raymond P. Shafer, the GOP lieutenant governor nominee, will present the elephant with a peanut sack as part of a broader discussion on government attitude toward elephants and implications for the economy and tax policy amid looming elections.
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