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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
4
An editorial explains that the Supreme Court cannot make laws and decisions bind only to parties involved. It emphasizes that the legislative branch, elected by the people, ultimately makes laws and can check overreach to keep the nation on a level head.
Walter Reuther distinguishes his views from socializing power saying the electric industry should be regulated by law and not nationalized. He argues private firms like General Motors can bargain without government backing, unlike Uncle Sam, and notes unions often win when bargaining with government backed entities.
World War II dispatches report the Red Army fighting along the North Donets near Kharkov as German reinforcements press in. In Tunisia, British and American forces advance in renewed行动 amid rain and mud. Local obituaries note deaths of Lyle Crosby 8, Mrs Jane Craig, and others. Community updates include Victory Loan kickoff planning, business moves, and staff resignations at Corry Vale Supply Co.
In a brief 40 Years Ago item dated March 20, 193, supporters have subscribed a total of $112,800 to Mutinoo with Corey's total private funds also increasing.
A collision on the Penn Lincoln Parkway killed 22 year old Mrs Manan Castellano of Molironville. The report notes a son or daughter was away from home at the time and that further details were unavailable.
Jim Bishop skewers Signora Mona Lisa with sharp humor noting her fame and likeness. He recalls the Louvre visit and Leonardo da Vinci's portrait, mocks her marriage and lips, and jokes about the painting's display in America drawing crowds and debate.
Amid cautious optimism in New York and nationwide, steel production expands for seven weeks and factory jobs rise in February. Auto and construction sectors show strength, unemployment steadies near 6.1 percent as seasonal adjustments ease winter drag. Regional differences persist amid a hopeful spring outlook.
Fragmented text shows a local notice about postal fees and terms including annual rate 918.00 and advance payment, with scattered phrases like per year and per week. Names and exact locations are unclear, but the item resembles a periodical mailing charge or public notice.
Bear Lake area students from Panama Central School traveled to Buffalo on Saturday to watch the basketball playoff between Panama and Chautauqua. Bruce Manwaring spent Friday and Saturday with cousin Richard Harper in Buffalo. Beautification Club members attended a Flower Show in Cleveland this past week. Mrs Evelyn Crosby of NiobeI called on Mrs Aura Crosby. Mr and Mrs Arthur McGraw of Warren visited their son in law Mr Walter Newhouse and family. Mr and Mrs Richard Price and family of Jasper were weekend guests of his mother Mrs Lucille Price.
Funeral services are set for Milford Bratton a former director of the State Bureau of Parks who died yesterday at his Clearfield Pennsylvania home at age 85.
The piece argues European nobility remain capable and educated beyond stereotypes, citing Prince Borghese, Rospigliosi, Guiccardini, and Florence's merchants as culture bearers. It contrasts Rome and Florence with modern decadence, praises English and Scottish landed families and the House of Lords, and reflects on democracy versus aristocratic duty.
Hal Boyle riffs on a comical day of dental misadventure told through a worker’s viewpoint. A boss and a dentist lead to a failed coffee break and a later gag about a two bit lunch bribe, revealing midlife rewards.
In Dothan Alabama police were surprised when a man led officers to watch for two rabbits over six feet tall. W D Williams said the creatures were stuffed and someone had stolen them from a display yesterday.
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