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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1961
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal announces publication details and advertising terms including mail rates, carrier price, and display advertising deadline.
A Pennsylvanian column analyzes whether nurses groups should be labeled unions or associations. It cites Mrs. Killy E Naylon arguing hospitals deny collective status, the NEA example, and compares wage and bargaining practices to teachers. The piece foresees nurses gaining authority as their group matures.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recaps events from November 1 1941 in Moscow Ruboli and Corry. The article notes the expected German invasion, evacuation of civilians and industry activity, including Corry High School projects and local defense industries. A late season parade under YMCA auspices saw 100 to 150 children amid heavy showers.
Forty years ago on November 1, 1921, over 400 people attended a dance at the armory, the Masked Ball held last evening. A separate item notes 21 year old George Bensink escaped attackers after a gas pedal incident near Columbus. Other notes mention hunting trip near Driftwood and a meat market lease on East Main Street.
Washington assesses the 22nd Congress of the Russian Communist Party in Moscow. Khrushchev wins full support, denounces Albania and Stalinism, and positions himself as a more reasonable leader advocating peaceful coexistence. The West gains time to reassess allied ties while unsure if the congress benefits them or Russia most.
The West questions whether Khrushchev’s apparent pragmatic stance is genuine or a tactic to secure concessions. Concessions risk strengthening communism without conflict, making it harder to gauge how to handle him compared with Stalin. A hoped outcome is a party split with Red China that could push Russia toward the Western camp for future self protection.
Lake City reports list a gland condition as the cause of death for 3 year old Lester Prindle son of Mr and Mrs Carl Prindle. Deputy Coroner Wallace Mulligan and State Police investigated after the mother found him dead in bed. An autopsy at a hospital concluded death from natural causes noting malnutrition due to the gland disorder. The sergeant said eight other siblings are healthy.
In Crawford County hearing before Judge Ladner Virgil Gilson 19 of Trusville and Adam Nichols 19 of Spartansburg pleaded to charges of corrupting the morals of a minor. Gilson bound over to November grand jury in lieu of 600 bail and jailed. Nichols pleaded guilty and posted 500 bond. Gilson also faces a rape charge in connection with a 14 year old. State Police arrested the pair as the investigation continues.
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