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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
4
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Editorial reprints a New York high school teachers critique of socialist and communist methods. It uses a classroom grading analogy to argue that central planning erodes individual merit and freedom, warning that democratic markets would collapse into coercive labor and loss of choice. The piece frames the debate as a clash between freedom and compulsory labor within a market versus state control.
Hal Boyle writes about New York City as a summer paradise with its theater, cafes, and shops. The piece contrasts city life with island escapes, noting humidity, crowds, and a lingering romance of the urban landscape for visitors and residents alike.
Yesterday's memories recount Corry events 20 years ago with the Veterans of Foreign Wars Building Association officers Frank Mi Duke president and Paul V Lines treasurer delivering $100 to the Mead Park development fund. Local residents from Corry vaults and the trankyard district were called to Maton City for preliminary medical measures and a purchase of a litable for vocational school defense training.
A social weekend at Findley Lake hosted by Mrs F E Whittlesey and guests includes Lillian Colestows Alice Widrig Juliette Copel Chive Groves Lloye Signe and others. It also notes the return of excursion trains to Lake Chautauqua Hamparton with Gilson on the mound as K of G beat Titusville 3 to 2. Mary Sullivan departs for Boston and New York.
St Louis plans an 8 million downtown stadium as home to the Cardinals and football team, signaling the end of Busch Stadium. Construction would begin in about 80 months, with a municipal financing plan and equity goals. James F Oates of Emitable Life Insurance announced the commitment, and over 17 million of 120 million equity lies unused.
Ebensburg County Commissioner Frank Burns and his wife faced embezzlement charges after witnesses testified they deposited over 50 000 while earning only about 14 000 in combined salaries from 1959 to 1987. Bank official Richard Heiner testified Burns and wife deposited 17126 during the period and Burns, then superintendent of the county Home, allegedly skimmed funds.
AP reports Swedish production struggles as star George stares upward through rain and fatigue. Director-writer and partner William Perlbev push to postpone shoots, delaying The Pleasure of His Com.
Hollywood Highlights recounts how a wide actors strike stalled projects including Counterfeit Traitor and Pleasure. Seaton and Holden faced weather and insurance hurdles in Stockholm, delaying filming and forcing a six month hiatus before regrouping in Hollywood to resume Counterfeit Traitor while awaiting Holden’s health.
Rites for Wilbur E Ross were held at Bracken Pine Home yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock with Rev Put Bauer officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Ralph Ross Paul Ross Richard Derby Mertin Derby and Neil Derby. Attendees from away included Morris Derby Merlin Derby Ashville Neil Derby Falconer Richard Derby Randolph Alfred Ross Gar Westerlund Paull Ross Jamestown Melvin Stebbins Donald Stebbins Tra Shear Forestville New York.
Americans wary after a run of market highs and glamour stocks. Analysts cite overpricing of growth and cautious optimism about government stimulus, defense orders, and inflation risks. A Senate House committee bill clears for full House vote enabling flashing amber lights for reporters covering stories.
Erie detectives arrested three girls and a boy for robbery tied to the June 20 street mugging of Andrew Fox. Hattie Mae Jones Irma D Morris Rachel Hooks and Leon Hooks charged with robbery. Leon Hooks also charged with burglary. Others released to parents.
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