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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1972
Page
2
A satirical verse argues the government as shepherd robs initiative and earnings while promising utopia, followed by a New York letter from Joe the Juice seeking philosophy. The reply defines philosophy as a game of find and tell, not a monkish path, likening philosophers to Socrates or Jesus and stressing tools of understanding.
The writer urges sociable philosophy over isolation and warns against rushing through life. He argues rich men cling to vanity, favors patient thought, and shares tips to become a philosopher. He advises never hurry, avoid rushing to heaven, and cautions not to interrupt a woman who may plan something worthwhile.
Washington reports that the Secret Service computer failed to flag the Wallace suspect Arthur Bremer, relying instead on a large file of perceived threats and subversive activity. The system reportedly matches threats to potential assassins by demographics, not just a single named individual. Humphrey orders no attacks on McGovern and hints at possible vice presidential ties.
The rise of coin operated pumps replaces attendants and reshapes gasoline marketing. From one self service station a decade ago to about 12 000 today, the trend accelerates as major chains convert profitable outlets, price wars emerge, and automation costs drop. By 1964 only 13 states allowed self service. now 40 do, signaling a foundational shift in distribution and labor.
Corry announces parade preparations for Memorial Day events. General chairman Henry T. Wheeler says the march begins 10 am at the Elmer C. Carrier Post and travels through Center Street, West South Street, First Avenue, West Washington Street, back to Center, ending at City Park. Navy Mothers Club met at the OOF Hall with Mrs Mayme Mitchell conducting business and presenting a musical skit. A birthday party for Judy Gesch’s three year old celebration was held at the Gesch home with family attendees.
Phillip Amoroso won the marbles championship at the Fairview School tournament held yesterday. Walter Darnoall finished runner up and Russell McCaslin placed third. Miss Bernice Olds, editor in chief of the Hi Times, earned honorable mention in the high school reporters contest conducted by the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association.
New York commentary questions the meaning of productivity and how it rises for workers. It contrasts hard labor with smarter, tech aided methods and notes the challenge of measuring productivity across services, asking how to raise living standards as the economy shifts from goods to services.
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