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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
4
A reader asked what Communism is claiming it is just socialism. This column responds with a concise explanation of Communism, outlining its core ideas, goals, and differences from socialism and other political systems. The columnist defends the term and clarifies its historical context and implications.
The excerpt traces major communist events and regimes from 1917 to 1959 including Russia's Bolshevik rise, Ukraine famine and purges, postwar Khrushchev era, the 1949 Eastern Europe coalitions, China’s fall to communism, Korea’s war toll, Hungarian and Polish suppression, and Castro's Cuba. It cites historians and sources for death tolls and political shifts.
Youngsville will extend a high school level special education program for Brokenstraw Valley School District students starting September 1963. The school board proposed requesting Warren County to operate the program with furniture books audio visual equipment and instructor pay funded by the local district. The recommendation, accepted by the board, covers both high school and some transferred elementary level students.
The proposal envisions 6 to 40 students forming two groups for junior and senior levels. Instruction could be isolated classes or reorganized into basics and special areas, allowing attendance certificates or diplomas at the bowers’ decision. Students would be eligible for public activities without rigid schematic requirements.
Van Jonson, 46, former Hollywood actor Vai Johnsel, was discharged from Cedary of Lebanion Hospital after a brief illness. He plans to return to work on Monday and is said to have entered the hospital last Thursday.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and roles including George R. Sample general manager Allan Hasbrounks advertising manager Jane Foreman production managers and a reference to The Associated Press exclusive local news rights with mentions of Philadelphia Pineburgh and Weighinian Building.
Jim Bishop writes of St Patrick’s Day as a universal celebration, tracing Irish roots across borders from Cork to Jersey City. He recalls family ties, humor, and a vivid glimpse of hurling, with Cork versus Wexford in a rough match where players were carried off with dented skulls.
In New York and London silver climbs to about 1.28 dollars an ounce as users press the Treasury to withdraw the 1 and 2 dollar notes backed by silver. Production drops, Mexico hesitates to sell, and demand grows for coins and electronics uses while the government weighs freeing reserves for coinage.
A man dies before reaching eligibility for Social Security and his widow is not entitled to his contributions. She may receive benefits at 62 as surviving spouse, or immediately if she had dependent children in custody. A lump sum upon death is possible but unrelated to his total payments.
Opinion on the decline of American theater in 1963. Cites fading venues beyond New York, impact of films and unions, and the drift to college stages. Praises Basil Rathbone for vitality and calls for renewed purpose by playwrights actors and stagehands. Notes small towns could see plays again if standards rise.
A friend notes Jesus often paused to help and heal amid teaching. Miracles occurred beside the roadside as the worn touched the great physician. The message urges believers to value others and not miss Christ by being too absorbed in worldly tasks.
March 15 1943 reports British First Army advances in Tunisia with hundreds of German dead found in Sedjanan2 mountains. Soviet defense around Kharkov is in doubt as recapture is announced. In the Pacific US planes strike Japanese targets at Kiska and Bendoya Island. Maple sugar camps report a good season but labor shortages force reduced tapping. Fire destroys a Spartansburg home, threatening neighbors. Hotel campaign reaches the $100000 mark. Mrs. Emily J Slemmens dies at 75. Erie Railroad and American Railway Express likely to build a new express office. Landlords resisting renting to families with children face criticism.
Forty years ago on March 15 1928 victims of federal prohibition raids and State Police furnished bonds of 1500 each. C M Sessle urged considering the Haynes property on Wrights Strait as a site for a new school building proposing the purchase of the whole block about two acres. Announcement came at noon during a committee gathering.
An F102 jet accident in Mobile distraught a wing tank into a residential area. The 161 pound tank crashed through a pecan tree missing homes by about 20 feet with no injuries reported.
Italian producer Dino de Laurentiis signed the green eyed former wife of the shah, Princess Soraya of Iran, last night. He said he will announce Soraya's first picture in a few days and she may become a prominent screen star.
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