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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1962
Page
4
Harvard University asks graduates for donations to support its $400 million endowment whose purchasing power has fallen due to inflation. The piece argues the inflation Harvard laments stems from federal policy shaped by its own economists since the New Deal era.
A humorous critique of reading last meeting minutes at gatherings. It jokes that minutes waste time and propose alternative amusements such as humorous readings, recalling past administrations, or deep breathing to keep attendees awake, ending with a quip about adjournment.
A liquor license at Charays Case in Erie, damaged by fire January 31, sold for 10000 at a county court receiver's hearing. High bidder Bevilacqua, license transfer awaiting state liquor control board approval. Creditors and pending charges against Raymond Zapolski are noted as the receiver seeks funds to satisfy claims.
Fragmented OCR text from the Corry Evening Journal appears garbled and incomplete. The readable remnants suggest a daily publication notice with unrelated letters and names scattered, not forming a coherent event or article.
George Sokolsky argues Admiral Rickover seeks higher educational standards beyond degrees, criticizing wasted time in schooling. He cites Rickover on Swiss schooling, teachers’ central role, and the misalignment of practical prowess with scholastic merit, noting American diplomas lose standing next to European systems.
The essay imagines Glenn being judged by Martians if he landed on Mars and testified before their Congress. It speculates how Earthmen would be described by Martian newspapers and ponders the Earth's understanding of God. It cites John Glenn Jr from Ohio, confessing imperfect living and a wish to live daily as if it could be his last.
Congressional hearings open on Kennedy plan to end duties on most U S and European goods. Government and industry fear job losses and plant shifts while some firms expect expanded markets and higher exports in Europe. Trade pact signed in Geneva fuels debate on future tariff revisions.
Reading from Cutting notes, Miss Judy Emory daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Emory is named tulip queen candidate for the Dairymen's League of French Greeks. The advisory board met to plan elections at the Town Hall on April md. The page also lists local visits and family updates from Cutting including Kept names such as Bayle Marsh Willey and Bemis along with hospital and travel notes.
James Marlow reports a grim week on nuclear disarmament as Kennedy urges hope but warns against expectation. Khrushchev remains wary of inspection demands, signaling continued testing pressure and a fragile path to any summit in Geneva.
St Francis College plans a Stokes Foundation fund drive to aid Maurice Stokes, a former star sidelined by a crippling disease after four years with the Frankies and an MVP performance at the National Invitational Tournament. He has been confined in a Cincinnati hospital for years.
Prominent corporation attorney Thomas Watson, chief of a heart attack in Pittsburgh yesterday, aged 83. A native of Greetville, Pa., he had served as vice president and secretary of J. H. Hillman and Sons Co. here for more than 40 years before retirement two years ago.
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