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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1962
Page
4
A strong critique argues Americans oppress Indigenous peoples as they defend nations. The Seneca Nation near the Kina Dam faces land loss burial-ground disruption and forced relocation, framed as part of a long history of mistreatment and assimilation. The piece portrays the Indian as a marginalized relic of a vanished era.
From Canberra reports the Japanese score a third landing on New Guinea amid fears of invasion of Australia. In other items, Fairhaven and North Corry school bus routes approved, and plans for postwar schools surface. A ventriloquist Edgar Bergen rumor hints at a Charlie McCarthy sister. Police search for a Negro named Walter in the West End. Ray Cole and Emma Greeley injured when their vehicle was struck by a PRR express train on Summer Street.
The report notes Terr Thoms has been mentioned in a local meeting update. Officials discuss an online betes project and Colby tasks. The piece reflects community actions and upcoming dates.
Mrs. Daisy McGee aged 57 died in Pittsburgh Hospital from injuries sustained in an auto accident yesterday.
A fragmented notice lists a New York publishing house seeking a production and advertising lead. It mentions personnel names, an address on West 1st Avenue, and a campaign tied to a 9 year term with a 100 dollar activity fee. The jumbled text references Campfire Owl and other placeholder entities.
The piece reviews Stewart Alsop’s analysis of the State Department, noting excess staff and waffle papers, lack of decisive policy, and weak ambassadorial independence. It discusses systemic issues from 1945 to the present, cites bureaucratic inertia under civil service rules, and questions possible reforms while stressing difficulty of change.
The piece critiques U S reactions to Russia jamming broadcasts in Russian and notes Western devotion to freedom. It argues dictators control information to maintain power and defends Western liberty while warning against overestimating Sino Soviet ideological conflict.
An derson, a 3 member of the city Planning Commission since its inception five years ago, plans to resign when his term ends this spring. He helped draft the Master Plan. Residents of Avenue A oppose a proposed dog control operation. The city will beautify West Washington street by planting trees near the Aikens trailer court to screen a landfill. Councilman Grice donated glass tumblers and a pitcher to refresh the council. Tar ry Puckley, Beavers wrestler, posted an outstanding varsity debut season with only one loss and one tie in 15 matches. The new police and traffic court began with 12 citations in a weekend. Potatoes growers resist government price supports despite the crop’s size.
Camille Waterhouse and Mary Flowers are named to Grove City College’s dean’s list and Mercyhurst College respectively, while Sandra Moore and Dodd Farms’ Burke Pabst Mary highlight local education milestones. The piece also references town events from museum fundraisers to a fire alarm incident, postal stamps, and area civic changes including Ralph Campbell’s resignation as Union City secretary and a dentist’s new North East office.
Rev. Harry L Bauer explores faith and obedience as the path to divine success. He cites Joshua 1 8 and urges courageous trust in Gods promises, noting God will not forsake those who do his will and that surrender of our will is vital to spiritual life and prosperity.
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