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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1965
Page
5
A fragmented text fragment discusses diversity matters, mentioning a vice president and leadership roles, with unclear timelines and names, reflecting an archival OCR malaise rather than a complete report.
A survey of historical biographies and novels about Polk Capps Vansittart and Talves, plus recent mineral and geological reports from Pennsylvania. The narrative covers Polk’s life and Mexico era, Sam Chance’s Texas cattle ventures, Count Talves and medieval politics, and a batch of state geology titles and hydrology notes.
Two Roman Catholic nuns died and four others were hospitalized after their station wagon overturned on Route 322 west of Hummelstown. Victims were Sister Padua a 30 teacher at Sts Cyril and Methodius School and Sister Dominic a 28 teacher at Lebanon Catholic High School. Sister Luke a Lebanon Catholic teacher was listed in critical condition with multiple injuries.
A listing of maps and atlases covering Adams and York Counties in Pennsylvania. Includes Maps of the Oil and Gas Fields Natural Gas Pipelines and Oil Pipelines of Pennsylvania and Atlas of Pennsylvania's Mineral Resources.
Notable bridge players from around the world travel to Cleveland for the Spring National Bridge Tournament begun yesterday and running to March 71st. Women’s pair events, Hed points toward Life Master status, and regional participants from Corry and Union City are noted amid local society notes and community meetings.
A dated pudding recipe from The Corry Journal invites readers to share favorite dishes. Ingredients include flour, sugar, dates, milk, baking powder, salt, butter, brown sugar, and boiling water. Instructions describe mixing and baking at 325 degrees for 30 minutes in an eight by ten by two pan.
Miss Kathe Tunnell was named editor-in-chief of Allegheny College's Campus newspaper in Meadville and will assume office on April 1. A junior political science major and long time contributor, she plans to broaden coverage to include more campus life, national and international concerns, religion, philosophy and politics.
Maj. Gen. Chester Clifton quoted by the Toreador warns that electronic listening devices may be planted by foreign agents or visitors to spy on conversations at the White House. He notes a piped music system interferes with bugging devices and that Johnson’s calls are protected by turning up the music. Clifton declined to discuss technical detection methods. Loyalty Day proclamation follows 1958 practice with annual ceremonies.
A student participates in Alpha Xi Delta sorority and holds an office, serves with the Allegheny Singers and Allegheny government, and acts as a junior adviser. Her brother, Robert Tunnell, is a 1961 Dartmouth College graduate who edited The Dartmouth while a senior.
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