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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1963
Page
4
An editorial discusses the clash between high US wages and global price pressures. It notes postwar aid's unintended consequences and questions strategies like isolationism, wage cuts, or tariffs. The piece acknowledges experts have not found a clear solution and likens the challenge to a persistent headache facing government policy.
A son recalls his mother Jenny Bishop as a disciplined, loving, frugal Iowa housekeeper who shaped a family with God and country at the center. She balanced stern rules with tenderness, cooked soup from scratch, and kept up appearances, even on her deathbed at 73 in August 1957.
Thursday's sale featured good and choice hogs at 15 to 15 percent, sows at 12 to 4g M4, beef cows and cutters 13 to, beef heifers 17a to 14y, bulls 17H to 10, veal calves 26 to 3, and heavy and medium calves 18 to 7. Lambs sold at 2.
Roaming notes report Sparta Merger High School seniors accepted by Slippery Rock State College and Thiel College as the class grows. In Corry, councilman William Milliken faces fraud charges and illness. labor and local projects reshape the city while disaster relief and civic efforts unfold across the area.
Two fire companies and many volunteers fought for an hour and a half to control a grass fire that cut a 20 yard swath across a Franklin hillside above the General Manifold and Printing Co. plant. The blaze burned about 25 acres.
Headlines note Cape Bon collapse and rising Allied prisoners as World War II moves into a new phase. Reports quote an Allied general saying no Dunkirk scenario for the Axis and describe Hitler juggling Europe defense with German morale.
Notes from the archives mark May 11 commemorations with Charles Fuller noted in a local item. The fragment hints at a birth or honor event centered on Fuller during 192d.
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