Beavers say class of 1966 shows strong character at Corry high
In Our Opinion the Beaver praises Corry Area High School seniors for their display of character as they prepare to leave school. Editors of The Beaver note faculty parents community and underclassmen helped the class succeed and deserve credit. The piece contrasts surface youth behavior with inner virtue and ends with a wish to undo past worries.
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Hal Boyle Americana column tidbits from mail to money
New York AP roundup notes 122 million Americans visited doctors last year with women outnumbering men. Centenarians exceed 12 000 as hyaluronic acid loss ages skin. Sales patterns favor Tue Thu mornings. 95.6 million licensed drivers suggest rising fronts than back seat drivers. Personal bankruptcies rose from 1000 in 1965 to 163 400 in 1906.
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Memories of Presidents Revealed in Jim Bishop Interview
Jim Bishop recalls Herbert Hoover Kennedy Eisenhower and Johnson in anecdotes from a Washington, D.C. interview. He notes Hoover’s deafness, Kennedy’s charm, Eisenhower’s desk observations, and Johnson’s affectionate manner with his wife and staff.
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Auto safety bill faces close votes amid industry lobbying
Drew Pearson reports Henry Ford and James Roche pressed senators on criminal penalties for auto safety law while Senator Hartke shifts support to pro industry positions. The June 14 vote hinges on timing for industry compliance and whether government inspectors gain new powers.
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Corry Evening Journal local notices and pricing
Fragmented OCR text shows a local newspaper page with advertising area references, building names, and pricing details. It mentions an entering office in Corry Pennsylvania as second class mail matter, annual and carrier rates, and miscellaneous scattered lines including dates and names.
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Corry News Highlights From June 13 20 Years Ago
Local piece recalls Corry figures Victor Lyle Robert Tripp Kenneth Dirks and Ralph Austin. A severe storm killed four cows near Clymer. Byrnes heads to Paris for talks with Molotov on peace. Baptist Ladies met with Mrs David Warner guest. Communist Tu Li-Ming dispute reported in Peiping. USES jobless claims rise to 249 with 200 repeats. John Tinson named Norwood High football coach. Leroy Wilcox showing improvement. Akams’ 50th anniversary planned at Beaverdam. Mrs Frances Johnson found dead in Corry. Youths cited for pheasant shooting west of Mead Park. Corry-Union City draft list issued for pre-induction exams. FTC FDA antitrust inspections spar with auto industry led by Griffin influence.
Today In History highlights and events from June 15
On June 15 various historical events are noted: 1938 Congress passed the National Industrial Recovery Act, 1502 Columbus discovered Martinique, 1862 French defeated Mexicans at Orizaba, 1940 Paris opened as an open city, 1945 U S Britain and Russia planned a peace conference, 1946 Mother Frances Cabrini canonized, with later references to Dutch Labor party gains, Fanfani's Washington visit, and Chicago civil rights arrests.
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Health Q and A on vaccination care and diabetes pregnancy
Pediatric vaccination care emphasizes keeping the site dry after blister formation and avoiding irritation. It notes rare scalp infections require wet dressings. The column also explains bruising causes, including minor injuries or hereditary factors, and discusses diabetic pregnancy risks with strict monitoring and diet, stressing early diagnosis and reader questions to Dr. Coleman.
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