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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
4
The piece questions District Attorney Herbert Johnson Jr. for opening a delayed 1962 era inquiry into Democratic dunning practices while alleging Republican graft in Erie County. It accuses the DA of using old accusations as a smoke screen and critiques his willingness to pursue prosecutions only when presented on a platter.
The Cherryvale Republican notes a humorous maxim that men who age should console themselves by considering that when too old to set bad examples they can still begin giving advice.
Mrs Glen Evans and Mrs B K Storer traveled to Houghton Michigan for Michigan Tech Commencement. Gary Evans earned a diploma and will start a job with East Ohio Gas in Cleveland. Janice Evans of Chicago also attended. Several local residents and families were noted for travel, visits, and community events surrounding the graduation period.
Paul Harvey argues the United States lags in building modern jetliners as Britain and France back the Concorde with 500 million dollars while Congress debates funding and Pan American orders six supersonic jets. He notes American airlines struggle for profit amid costly upgrades and military production. The piece contrasts overseas progress with domestic hesitation and a Kennedy push to begin development.
United Steelworkers of America may reveal next week whether major steel firms will extend sabbatical leave to 5000 workers. The plan calls for eight weeks of paid vacation every five years for those with 15+ years, adding to standard vacations and boosting fringe benefits costs.
The speaker argues for government support to American aircraft manufacturers to prevent subsidized foreign competition from taking over the world market. He warns that buying abroad costs American jobs in Wichita and Seattle and threatens dom in the postwar aviation industry.
The Corry Evening Journal publishes daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pennsylvania. Name list shows staff positions and advertising manager. Rates and agencies listed. display advertising deadline 9 am prior publication date. Local AP news is exclusive to Associated Press content.
William M Correll of Cleveland will present a public lecture on Christian Science next Sunday afternoon. The talk theme is mans purpose and destiny as a child of God. It will be at 8 15 at the YMCA on North Center Street, sponsored by First Church of Christ Scientist Corry. Correll, a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, began public practice after World War II service in France and has appeared on Christian Science radio and TV programs. He studied mathematics and philosophy at Oberlin College and is a Missouri native. His lecture is titled Christian Science Reveals a New View of Man.
Drew Pearson writes to his grandson recalling a Swarthmore reunion and a World War I era campus issue from the Phoenix. He cites friction between U S soldiers and French civilians, notes job tensions for Negro stevedores, and reflects on the peace treaty’s flaws and the risk of a third war if lessons aren’t learned.
A student narrator laments WWI savagery and warns that future wars could use nuclear bombs, urging leaders to avoid conflict. He recalls talks with Khrushchev about Cuba and Kennedy’s pledge against atmospheric nuclear tests, stressing the need to not let past sacrifices be in vain. The piece ends urging vigilance to prevent another global war.
Union City will launch Direct Distance Dialing on Sunday July 21 as part of a system upgrade moving from manual to dial service. The change enacts phone number updates for all customers and introduces station-to-station long distance dialing.
Ray Carrier of Cambridge Springs and Mrs Ciara Connell hosted guests on Saturday. Florida visitors to James town summer plans. Bear Lake Boy Scouts with Scoutmaster Harvey Martin held a scheduled hike. Alton Crosby visits son and family in Binghamton. Douglas Cable, home from Meadville college, returns for summer vacation. Clarence Braley and Chandler's Valley guests with Loren Radcliffe.
A fragmentary note expresses unsettled thoughts about distant issues. The writer vows to write again, signing with affection as Grandfather. The brief text hints at enduring family ties and concerns that warrant future correspondence.
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