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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
4
A reader notes the Department of Agriculture runs a seemingly senseless subsidy plan paying farmers for not growing on one plot while funding clearing and planting on another. The piece compares the policy to past scandals and questions whether democracy can coexist with such perceived folly.
An array of editorials from early this year argues railroads are vital to the economy and security and should stay privately owned. They press for relief from overregulation and unfair taxes while noting underinvestment and the need for modernized operations and competitive rates.
A fragmented account from Westfield New York notes racing at Eriez Speed Way with pilots including Tom Dill and Barory Mahal among others. The event features preliminaries starting around 0 30 pm and a concerted rush by Ries as competitors prepare for a strong showing tomorrow.
Annapolis reports the Middie Marriage Parade opening during graduation week. Hewitt of Belle Vernon Pennsylvania and Lorraine Bargy of Clifton New Jersey are among the brides and grooms cited in the ceremony, with naval officers leading the procession under crossed swords.
The Corry Evening Journal reports on regional news with lead items from the area. Included are notices about building projects and civic matters in Philadelphia and nearby regions, reflecting press coverage of local governance and public works.
A long fragment recounts George Sokalsky and Mrs Mary Evie in disputes over union participation interfering with church attendance. It describes judge involvement, job loss for religious scruples, and broader complaints about telegraph and telephone services, with reflections on American labor and public life.
A controversial commentary criticizes offscreen conduct in Hollywood and TV, arguing rising permissiveness fuels moral decline. It cites Egypt and Vietnam as examples of censorship, highlights bans on public displays and performances, and discusses societal efforts to regulate sexuality and vice.
Associated Press analyst James Marlow notes Kennedy and Eisenhower eras combined have sent about 600 military personnel and equipment to South Vietnam, with details classified. Since then aid has been guarded, though public aims include economic reforms and stronger Saigon governance to counter Communist guerrillas. American advisers train pilots, coordinate with Vietnamese commanders, and troops fight alongside South Vietnamese forces under the Diem government.
In McKean County, two inmates James Reynolds and Charles Galen faced burglary and larceny charges after a jail break attempt from Bradford's Johnvali residence was revealed. A jury deliberated for 27 minutes as Sheriff Pendleton noted prior escape attempts and the transfer of the men from Attica prison to McKean County for trial on new charges.
V Ronald W Faulkner aged 62, associate professor of music at Mary Washington College since 1937, died yesterday in Fredericksburg.
The Common Market's rise unsettles global trade and politics as six European nations, Britain, and major economies clash over tariffs and quotas. Australia, Canada, India, Pakistan, and others fear losses if Britain joins. Soviet and satellite trade dynamics loom large as nations weigh cooperation versus protectionism amid a growing Western bloc.
Paul Carpenter of Ripley visited Lucile Price last week. Mr and Mrs Arthur McGraw of Warren visited their daughter and family. Mr and Mrs Walter Newhouse Sr on Memorial Day. Mrs Gertrude Newhouse has returned home after visiting her daughter and family. Mr and Mrs Clyde Morses of Westfield called on Mr and Mrs Charles Man ting and sons. Mrs Lucile Price visited her son Rev Brice Price last Saturday. Rev Paul Hunter gave the invocation at Bear Lake EUB Church. Rev Oviatt delivered the message. Rev and Mrs H Bauer returned from a three week vacation.
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