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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1962
Page
4
The piece critiques New Jersey physicians for boycotting Kennedy era health reform. It argues that threats harm patient care, notes the King Anderson bill targets hospital bills not doctor fees, and urges doctors to propose workable alternatives understandable to the public and elderly patients.
Allied losses in the Coral Sea were described as relatively light compared with Japan's, according to Gen. MacArthur's communiqué from Australia. Local news notes include a car collision injuring Paul Fox near Scott's Crossing, a Rex Theatre program by five McNierney Music Studio students, and Corry baseball's season opener at Irvington against Paddy Jackson's All-Stars. Michael Briskie, 77, died at his daughter's home on East South Street. Page Grove Cemetery Association elected a new board at its annual meeting, listing directors Burlingame Colegrove Doane Leach Hasbrouck Kibler Sweet Davis De Rosay Wilcox Marsh Rowe Palmer Woot.
Mrs Milne superintendent of Core Hospital spoke before the Rotary Club at noon on the problems faced in hospital management. Alpave bitter rival of Corts M.
A chimney caused a fire that damaged a Union City home on Smiley Hill road injuring no one. Damage was estimated at 1500 dollars, owner James Danfiie listed, occupants John Coe Jr and wife, house partially insured. Fire occurred at 7 30 p m, fire chief Francis Wortenay led crews.
Fragmentary OCR reads portions of the Corry Evening Journal with garbled text and stray letters. The readable bits show pricing and mailing notes but no coherent article content or clear news event.
George Sokolsky discusses the case of Jesse R Blalker of Ravena New York fined 20899 for a small regulatory technicality after purchasing 20 quart cans of sweet cream from Crowleys Albany division in September 1958. He had ordered more in October and November and may have to sell his herd or mortgage his farm.
A Miami correspondent contrasts the bustling season with a deserted cityscape. He paints hotels as white pyramids and beaches stripped of life, notes shifting travel patterns, and muses on regulatory talk while detailing faded crowds, empty lanes, and sparse activity along Collins Avenue and Ocean Drive.
Marlow observes strain among Western allies led by Adenauer De Gaulle and Britain while noting America’s cautious stance in Laos and Vietnam and Nehru’s India shaping a postwar line. The piece portrays global entanglements and how one man’s stance could shift Western unity and policy.
Pickes was named president of Elgin National last April and Margolis elected chairman in September 1960 after a two year struggle for control. The company outlined long range programs to cut costs and automate manufacturing at the Elgin watch plant while consolidating marketing and sales. Two thirds of business remains in clocks and watches. no immediate layoffs planned. In Washington, the House approved a federal standard for hydraulic brake fluids to reduce brake failures, sending the bill to the Senate.
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