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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1963
Page
4
An editorial accuses the U N of mishandling American funds and describes two cases where U S money supported pro Soviet propaganda and aid to Cuba. It contends the White House withholds information and urges readers to flood Congress with letters to halt the perceived treasonous actions.
The White County Times notes a saying that there is more in life than money yet money remains a necessary comfort, urging readers to balance material wealth with other important life values in Monticello.
Newsbriefs from wartime fronts report Montgomerys Fifth Army facing three Axis thrusts in a volatile sector while U S forces shell Mezzuuia and Montessa. Allied headquarters note a Japanese air raid sweep near Now Britain with heavy explosive payloads. Domestic items cover labor mobilization and a bridge supply firm bad condition, plus a mining disaster and governing actions in Pennsylvania HARRISBURG.
Jim Bishop discusses his career path and writing style in a frank interview. He details early jobs, family background, and turning points, noting mentors like Frank Carson and William Randolph Hearst Jr. He emphasizes concise writing, discipline, and adapting to TV and radio while predicting limited opportunities for new graduates.
Hal Boyle catalogs brief curiosities and social observations from mail, noting automation’s job impact, rising U S workforce to 87 million by 1970, and disparities for young and older workers. He cites Easter folklore, sleeping pills, pigeon safety, ash usage, and satirical lines from Roosevelt and Will Rogers while skimming foods, health, and strange customs across nations.
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The Southern States receive edifying sermons as debates highlight regional identity. The author, a Northern native, argues for preserving distinct Southern culture alongside a diverse United States, praising Lincoln’s era and citing Phyllis McGinley on diversity while resisting centralization.
The nation’s economy varies by region this spring as districts report mixed growth. Boston, New York, Chicago and others post gains while Philadelphia and Cleveland lag due to strikes. Import competition, labor, and rates affect bets, with Far West needing investment and regional differences shaping outlooks. Tuesday: Unemployment the number one problem.
Titusville officials report no promising candidates yet for the city engineer post as a three man committee works on salary and requirements. Current engineer John Alferoth Jr plans to leave for Phoenixville borough manager duties in May, with a $5,000 city salary plus $5,000 as executive director of the redevelopment authority, which plans to hire a separate director. The committee includes Dr Sonne and councilmen C Earl Stewart and C B Windoft.
A local appeal encourages gifting Corry Journal subscriptions to provide companionship and a regular connection for friends or relatives who are ill or feeling isolated. The notice frames the subscription as a thoughtful, practical support during illness or loneliness.
Fragmentary newspaper page from Corry Pennsylvania lists staff roles and advertising offices, with references to building addresses in Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The text also notes Associated Press exclusive rights, postal registration, and pricing details, with garbled and incomplete lines about display advertising deadlines.
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