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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1962
Page
4
A critique by Scott in a trade magazine asks why leaders of American industry fail to act on productivity ideas. The piece cites sales managers ignoring plans, morale-coaching golf, and managers prioritizing image over results, arguing for tougher, pay-for-work accountability.
In May 1942 plans surfaced to augment bus service to defense industries from nearby towns. A new Fairhaven to business district line was discussed by municipal leaders after input from P M Nichols. About 2 040 residents were registered for sugar rations marking community participation in wartime measures.
May 9 report notes 40 years ago the Corry Choral Society led by Prof R C Barth performed to a large audience at the high school auditorium. Fire safety concerns were raised as a gas burner caused basement damage at the Frank Mulkie house on West Pleasant Street.
George Sokolsky discusses the three branches of government and checks on the President. He notes Cabinet independence varies by system, cites historical amendments, and explains pathways citizens have when confronting the Department of Justice.
Sociologist Danforth P. Story warns the population explosion may raise unemployment and distort statistics as 22 million women work and many farmers move to towns. he cautions against policies aiming to curb automation and urges a full review of immigration and welfare before new programs.
The Corry Journal reports residents cite speeding and safety fears on West Washington Street East Columbus Avenue and Wayne Street amid merger talk for Sparta Township public school as May 15 primary nears. It also notes local fund drive talk for the Erie Association for Retarded Children friction with United Fund and several Corry items including a cross country practice goal at Dairy Queen Route 6 and a ship crew aiding an orphanage in Monreale Italy.
Prices show hogs at 15 to 16 percent, sows 12 to 13, beef cows 14 to 25 percent, cutters 12 to 13, heifers 18 to 22, bulls 18 to 21, veal calves 27 to 31, heavy and medium calves 21 to 26, and lambs 17 to 20 percent.
A concise reflection contrasts spoken language with printed text noting the airlike presence of speech and enduring trace of writing, emphasizing how words travel, persist, and influence readers across time.
Broadcast on WOTR 1370 this week features a program titled The Source of Health, part of The Bible Sunday schedule at 9 30 AM. The segment presents religious health themes and spiritual guidance.
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