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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
4
Editorial notes Bishop Crittenden of Erie tells Trinity Memorial Church in Warren that unemployment is a growing national issue driven by tech advances and population growth. He argues unemployment is a byproduct of deeper economic structures and federal policy rather than a temporary glitch.
Beagle Club held its monthly gathering at the YMCA with a progress report on rabbit cover strip planting between Corry and Spar tansburg. Members discussed field prep, fertilizing, and moved strips for the first time. A work night was planned for next Thursday evening for training and observations.
A fragmentary notice reports a state bar meeting in Harrisburg with references to a proposed amendment to the constitution and upcoming sessions. The text is garbled, but indicates official discussions and a scheduled gathering of bar association members.
George Sokolsky recalls Eddie Gilbert once social climber now amid Brazil exile after a hedge of misdeeds. The piece alleges Gilbert funded paries, fled with millions, and faces exposure for swindling, tax evasion, and vanished fortune while Rhoda Gilbert’s jewelry affair surfaced.
Fragmented clipping details Mary Jones's claim of being involuntarily confined for 12 days amid a Senate and Dole firestorm over Billie Sol Estes, with allegations of a hush up and political retaliation. The piece cites criticism from Agriculture Secretary Freeman and mentions possible others tied to the scandal, including John Williams and party figures.
In a broad discussion of federal finances, President Kennedy argues that Treasury deficits can aid economic expansion and full employment, challenging orthodox views that deficits always harm the economy. Critics call the stance an excuse for more spending while noting past surpluses and debt trends.
Local notes report Mrs Ray Carer of Edinboro and Mrs Blwood Cornell visiting. Frances Aardiy of Buffalo spends time with her parents. Mrs Harry Bayer attends BUB conference at Findley Lake. families Jukes and Crosby visit.
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A three day meeting in Hershey brings together the National Editorial Association and the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association. The event includes the NEA annual convention and state publisher conferences with speakers from Geneva Motors Corp and Rotary International president Joseph Abey among featured speakers.
Washington reports a constitutional stalemate between the House and Senate as leaders push for chairmanships of conference committees and heightened influence. The piece notes equal pay, differing sizes, and past provocations, with warnings about power wielded behind closed doors and calls for reform.
A 1 year old Titusville youth admitted his role in the third burglary in Venango County. He said he took $10 from a drawer and $18 from a residence, while $90 unaccounted for. The other teen, held for probation violation, is in George Junior Republic and not yet questioned. Authorities await Juvenile Court action.
Darlii Melvi Alsi Cliffo delivers a standout performance in Silvis, drawing local attention for a notable appearance in the Thi town.
A fragmentary notice mentions Mrs Park and Mrs Vande in a brief social item. Details are unclear but the names indicate a local society or gathering noted in the page snippet.
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