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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
4
The Corry Chamber of Commerce published a Hab listing 97 local businesses not in the organization. The piece argues nonmembers gain no community benefit claims, while residents fixate on minor local irritants like potholes and dust. It notes people resist big issues unless personally affected and frames community norms as the driving force behind civic mood.
In the Greencastle Putnam County Graphic an editorial item frames marriage as a union of two partners with distinct duties one provides emotional or practical support and the other supplies resources. The piece uses proverb like phrasing to describe the balance in domestic life.
wartime notes from London report a brutal bombing surge on the Ruhr with Muelheim and Krefeld lit by massive fires. DNB calls these terror raids while Axis threats hint at invasion. Hull suffers a long incendiary attack as RAF bombers target Germany and Britain promotes Fighter Bonds. Detroit sees race riots rage, toll rising to 31.
Drew Pearson notes Washington wives from Kennedy and Johnson circles distance themselves from Elizabeth Taylor amid a broader social scene. Cabinet wives and three senators' spouses, including Mrs McNamara and Mrs Dillon, back a fundraiser behind the scenes while the Kennedys and Taylor face hush expectations. Also covers Derounian breakfast for Edward Teller and Cold War policy talk on Berlin, Germany, and US wheat and defense spending shaped by tariffs and market shifts.
In a terse note the article cites a new loss added to the team’s season tally. Key figures or organizations are not specified in the fragment.
Notice from Corry Pa post office detailing second class mail rates sixteenth class terms and carrier copy price. Advertising display deadline and terms indicate advance pricing and territory restrictions for submissions and notices.
The article discusses daydreaming as a coping mechanism for Karen a tall seven year old who dreams of living with her classmate Jim Amy and of adventures with Caligula Columbus and Daryl Chessman. It notes daydreams can dull heartache yet warns against neglecting work and mentions broader economic stakes tied to wheat and troops in West Germany.
A fragmented reminiscence explores daydreaming and its link to schizophrenia, noting how daydreaming can become constructive writing while nightdreaming intrudes. The narrator recalls teachers, a sisterly exchange, and a hopeful closing moment about becoming a writer.
Fred Bogatay of White Valley Westmoreland County was elected state commander of the American Veterans of World War II and Korea at the organization's 19th annual state convention held yesterday.
New York AP reports that after 16 years of prep, graduates flood into corporate training courses. About 2,000 companies recruit from colleges and invest roughly 1,000 dollars per graduate into programs shaping real world skills. A survey of 1,074 graduates shows supervisors viewed as capable by most, though some found instruction weak or overly academic.
The text explains that adoption severs most inheritance rights from the natural parents under Pennsylvania intestacy law. Adopted persons are treated as children of the adoptive parents, except when the natural parent marries the adoptive parent, in which case the adopted child may inherit from the natural parent. Otherwise no inheritance rights from natural parents.
A light airplane missing its right landing gear crash landed near Latrobe Airport injuring two Greensburg men. Pilot Robert Murtland, 29, and Theodore R. Ross, 42, were treated at Latrobe Hospital for multiple lacerations and contusions and were in good condition. The plane had refueled in Youngstown, Ohio during a pleasure flight before takeoff back to Latrobe.
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