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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1962
Page
4
A Honolulu Star-Bulletin investigation highlights fake land development ads promising "$10 down" then $10 a month. It cites ruined roads, far-off promises, and a 135-room hotel never built. Officials urge buyers to deal only with reputable dealers and inspect sites before buying. See before you buy.
County Leader Post from Medins Ohio notes a humorous or satirical regional tone as a local writer uses a playful phrasing to describe community bravado or a competitive sprint toward a goal. The piece emphasizes local voice and language without reporting a formal event.
An official of a farmer group urged public belief that most agricultural efficiencies lowered consumer prices rather than raised them. Robert Forsythe, manager of the Metropolitan Milk Producer's Bargaining Agency, told members that “consumers must be shown that all farmers don't drive to Washington in Cadillacs.” The federation, a network of 94 cooperatives across four states, claims to represent over 200 dairy farmers. The meeting drew more than 600 attendees as it concluded its its 26th annual session amid drought aid criticism from Ward Phelps.
Fragmentary item from the Corry Evening Journal notes mail matter rates for the Post Office of Corry Pa and related advertising references. It lists price details such as eight cents per copy and fifty cents per week, with carriers and annual rates mentioned in a garbled passage. The text preserves a commerce building and press references but lacks clear action or dates.
George Sokolsky argues Machiavelli urged hard choices to save a nation, cites Britain’s decline, Soviet Russia as rival, and warns Americans to face geography and future wars. He critiques imperial cycles, cultural decay, and labor policy, urging long hours and skill preservation amid automation.
The scene centers on John Barrymore at the Lambs Club and Hippodrome in New York. Amid chatter about the Giants, a nervous Barrymore drinks three cocktails while a waxy array of theater figures watch, his anxiety spiking as a political button and a loose wig hint at fragile nerves in the buzzing entertainment district.
W A Tony Boyle, 58, the bushy eyebrowed vice president of the United Mine Workers, tours coal fields amid industry tension. He pressurizes operators over diesel vs coal power while keeping close watch from leader John L. Lewis. Boyle’s approach mirrors Lewis as the union faces wage, pension, and non union production challenges.
An official release announces a large scale Allied land offensive in Africa, with expeditionary forces mounting operations under the Star Spangled Banner. Details describe hundreds of yards gained in a first wave, signaling a pivotal campaign action in the Atlantic and Mediterranean theater.
Announcement by H. Bingham and B.C. reports a surge of old time notes. Measles cases rise with Nadine Dinah Rorsbacher Thomas Foote and Richard MeKeta named by health authorities. A newborn son William Troy born to Charles and Mrs Fuller at 131 Sixth Avenue Corry Hospital. Cares While Wayll be by City Water Lighting Company. Bill Hillman appears as Tennessee sophomore football standout and W J Wilcox receives death telegram for Pe Frasier Ga. T W Winger heads South to Meadville to oversee a store acquisition.
In Newport England the National Institute of Poultry Husbandry tests tranquilizers given in drinking water to calm large flocks. The drug keeps birds calm for 24 hours or more, reducing mass hysteria during handling.
Richard M. Nixon, defeated in his bid to unseat California Governor Edmund G. Brown, publicly denounces the press as unfair and recalls his life crisis philosophy. He cites bitterness at reporters, praises volunteers, and criticizes Kennedy’s advisers while defending his own accountability. Theodore White offers a contrasting view of Nixon’s press relations.
York County district attorney Daniel W. Shoemaker said evidence does not yet justify a grand jury probe into alleged vote buying in York's Tuesday election. He notes complaints from both parties about payments in the seventh and ninth wards and urges informants to come forward with protection from publicity as possible.
Harrisburg. Pitts burgh Railways Co. wins Public Utility Commission approval to replace trolleys with buses on routes between Pittsburgh and McKeesport and Glassport and McKeesport. The $10 million bridge over the Monongahela River will not be lined with trolley tracks.
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