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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1967
Page
7
Officials disclosed delays in a burn injury study at a regional clinic after partial authorizations were reviewed. Researchers remain confident in completing the project timeline despite the stalled approvals and pending documentation.
Pastor Walter W. Gilliland of First Methodist Church analyzes John 15 17 27 in a Lenten talk. He says love among disciples defines the kingdom and that persecution from a world hostile to Christ proves the bond with Him. The sermon argues world hatred stems from ignorance of God and calls believers to expect trials for Christ.
London police in Golders Green are urged to monitor female attire amid a broader social discourse. The report references religious doctrine about the Holy Spirit and includes odd phrases about fashion and a stock-car factory theft of thousands of stockings.
Farmers in southeastern Indiana and parts of Ohio refuse to haul milk amid a dispute. In Kentucky and Minnesota NFO members dumped thousands of gallons and pounds of milk into sewers and streets, some tanks pierced by bullets. A warning of arsenic poisoning prompted Madison police to investigate a milk threat. No injuries reported. crowds were given free milk by affiliated dairies.
In Meadville the Odd Fellows Home staff mostly resigned over salary increases and a supervisor resignation demand. Five staff members agree to remain to care for the children, while three plan to leave and one will depart as intended. Replacements have been found for the dismissed workers.
State Police at Girard investigated a body found around 1 pm in a railroad communication shack east of Girard near Route 20. The man, about 65, believed a transient, likely died of natural causes overnight Saturday. No foul play suspected. fingerprints sent to FBI lab for identification.
Certain trustees will meet with replacements today at the home. Staff members who had offers elsewhere said they had not committed to new jobs. The spoken word is like the air, the printed word is always there.
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