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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1963
Page
4
Editorial mocks federal Area Redevelopment plans as wasteful, noting Rice County Kansas prospers yet could still qualify for funds. It questions distribution to thriving areas while budget deficits rise, and urges Congress to cut the program.
A criticized IRS depiction claimed a taxpayer could dodge owed taxes by overloading exemptions. The ad portrayed a payoff moment with the line Look Maude, no taxes, prompting FTC concerns over misleading messaging and withholding myths.
A clipped note from the Hialeah Miami Home News points to a drawback of portable television, specifically that you can take it with you, implying a practical limitation or caveat in the discussion of portable TV devices.
In Clymer area Abbe Reform Church circles meet with Naomi, Ruth, Esther, Mary Martha and others sharing programs on overseas service. Members led devotions, discussed reports, and a salad lunch followed. Attendance reached 21 for one meeting, 22 for another. several members and guests added to the community circle notes.
Paul Harvey argues that recognition drives workers and leaders alike from the shop floor to public office. He warns that denying praise or personal regard leads to discontent, rebellion, or shifts to alcohol, pills, or mental hospitals as substitutes for esteem. The era of mass production amplifies this need for acknowledgment.
Corry residents learned a bank window break was caused by a onetime workman who bought himself a pane of glass. Grove City College named David Shannon to the Air Force ROTC Glee Club, son of Harold and Mrs. Shannon. Local ducks, crocuses and spring sights appeared, while city officials discuss dog control and a possible pound. A stray billboard of odds and ends included a split $20 bill prank and a bizarre unionization threat letter to police from Canonsburg.
John D. Houghtling USN store keeper apprentice and son of Mr and Mrs John D Houghtling Sr of 59 East Irving St completed the 12 week store course at the Naval School Newport R I training covered general stores supply records reports typing provisioning and repair parts Camille Waterhouse of 17 East Smith St a Grove City College junior majoring in business education and member of Phi Sigma Chi Sorority drill team and PSBA named to the college dance troupe The Peace Corps seeks 6000 openings for retirees with a separate office for older volunteers Senior manpower recruitment Washington DC will provide information The University notes 562 winter term degrees conferred at Perm State Wayne E Skinner Jr of 770 South Center St earned a degree in art education A local Dairy Herd Improvement Short course participant James Gates RD 8 Comy Lois McCray ill in Lansing Mich would welcome cards from friends Everett Bastian aided a collie by removing a 3 inch twig from its throat saving its life Postscripts note sidewalk woes at Corry Post Office Center Street they break up again Taxpayers worry about political pressure and local boulevard issues nearby
London reports the RAF struck Berlin and war plants in the Ruhr last night with 33 bombers lost. In Africa, Gen. Sir Bernard Montgomery’s Eighth Army presses toward Rommel’s forces in a headlong advance. Washington warns of a forthcoming selective service conference and potential rule changes to draft fathers after other classes. County and city plans offer free Victory Gardens from public tax rolls. Six Corry churches inherit from Martha Smith’s estate, including a Civil War memorial. Local notices report mailing restrictions on the Home Front paper.
Corry residents discuss a planned two week trip to Corry area and a 10,000 square foot building. Scuttlebutt warns Ti tusville may lose the Struthers Wells plant. The New Work paper strike affects Corry marginally as Boy Scouts collect waste paper due to higher prices from a scrap shortage. Local drinkers expect liquor price hikes next week after state fee increases. A caution about live beetle brooches warns buyers to avoid cemented insects. David A Hillstrom listed among Colorado College Dean's List sophomores. Wattsburg residents boil water due to mountain snow melt seepage, with basement water present for first time in 22 years.
Henry Bordeaux, renowned French novelist who rose to prominence late in the 19th century, died in Paris aged 99. Elected to the French Academy in 1919, he served longer than any living immortal. His first and last novels appeared in 1961 when he was 91.
Journal details and staff names in a garbled masthead. Advertising rates and supplement deadlines appear, plus postal and carrier pricing for Corry Pennsylvania. The text also mentions Associated Press rights and various office locations in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
The possessor of farm animals such as horses cows and sheep has an absolute duty under Pennsylvania law to keep animals upon his own property. If they break out and trespass on others lands the possessor is liable for any damages even without fault.
Union City livestock sale notes strong demand with hogs priced 14 to 15 dollars per hundred weight and sows 11 to 13. Beef cows bring 14 to 15, cann ers and cutters 11 to 13, beef heifers 18 to 20, bulls 1 to 2, veal calves 31 to 35, heavy and medium calves 19 to 27, and lambs 18 to 20.
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