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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
2
Septic notice and sale items mix with local notices. Katherine's advertises Little girls swimsuits $2.29 to $2.99 and mom sizes $3.99 to $7.99. A Flag Day event, hospital emergency numbers, admissions and discharges list residents in Union City and nearby towns. Multiple names, addresses, and community notices appear throughout the fragment.
Fragmented OCR text describes a homicide or accidental death involving a baby, a babysitter, and adults named Posey and Magier. Police notes reference a babysitter, a crib, and a medical examiner, with details about confinement and a suspect’s actions. The readable lines indicate a fatal incident and inquiry into who harmed the infant.
NASA associate director Robert C. Seamans Jr told the Sendle Space Committee that two three orbit flights are planned this year, similar to John Glenn and Scott Carpenter. If safe, longer flights may follow. Also planned are television moon shots and a lunar instrument package, with a Ranger-like craft in development after eight prior failed attempts.
Pennsylvania's Superior Court ruled Altoona firm locked out 50 employees during contract talks and they are entitled to unemployment compensation benefits. The ruling supports an appeal of Small Tube Products Inc from a decision of the Unemployment Compensation Board of Review covering October through January.
Senate investigators cite alleged rackets and prostitution links involving AGWA and club owners, with testimonies from Er nest Fast and Midwest regional director, plus claims of coercive contracts and fired promoters. The subcommittee aims to uncover protective schemes and unlawful reporting practices.
A funeral notice lists a service for Manle Hose TS at Bracket Priderad chapel. Relatives may call on Wednesday evening for details.
A fragment from Turben's Auto Service promotes Chevrolet vehicles and local service offerings. The readable text hints at an ad style headline for a local dealership.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses perceived gender differences and wisdom, contrasting male focus on the big picture with female attention to details. The wording is garbled and lacks coherent events, names, or places. The readable portion centers on a daughter offering a philosophical remark about information and perspective.
AP report describes a Marine who went berserk, killed a psychiatrist, and was ordered committed to Farview State Hospital for the insane. Dr. Daniel Thaw was shot at Leech Farm, and the attacker, Paul Wilmerding Pal, engaged police for two hours before being subdued. Pal had been treated as a patient at the hospital and remained under psychiatric care.
Wall Street observers say stock prices now reflect earnings, with a price to earnings ratio near 15 times. NYSE seat prices fell to 115,000 from Tuesday’s sale, the lowest since 1959 and well below 1961 peak of 225,000.
A reflective piece contrasts male and female knowledge as Hal Boyle muses that men focus on public events while women manage personal worlds. It argues women balance money, drive, and timely action, while men rely on external reasoning. women act wisely in emergencies.
A heated negotiation by three unions and U S Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg led to a potential strike by flight engineers. Talks with Pan American, TWA, Eastern, and other carriers stretched overnight without a quick agreement. President Kennedy and Kennelly proposed a settlement framework, focusing on wages and working conditions to avert walkouts.
After two years of geo disagreements centered on flight engineer status aboard jet air craft the Airline Workers Union and airlines faced a deadlock. Goldhers urged arbitration while Kennedy backed notching public support. Goldberg noted the unions planned to strike if talks failed and said meetings had ended with unresolved tensions.
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