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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1961
Page
4
Public notice from the Corry Evening Journal details publication terms, pricing, and advertising deadlines. Includes staff references and associated press rights. Mentions mail, carrier, and territorial restrictions for subscriptions and display rates.
Pennsylvania voters rejected a bid to allow governors two terms and blocked amendments on county treasurers and other fiscal provisions. The ballot reflected broad distrust of officials and a skepticism toward term limits despite bipartisan legislative support.
Question and answer discuss whether an injured party can sue the estate of a deceased negligent driver. It explains that a person harmed by the negligence of one who has died may sue the decedent s estate for damages, pending proof of negligence and the claimant s lack of contributory negligence. If successful, estate assets may satisfy the judgment.
In a speculative column from St Peters burg Florida a writer ponders how Nikita Khrushchev might die and how he would face the end, comparing fate to past dictators and musing on faith, mortality, and ultimate authority. The piece ends noting Auburn signs a working agreement with the New York Mets in Class D.
A collage from November 14 1941 recalls wartime news In Moscow Russians reportedly push Germans from twenty villages in a 24 hour window. Local items note parking limits city safety director Rossbacher secures approval, cows on Roosevelt highway, a bicycle car collision, and varied town happenings.
A humorous portrait lists office suitors and misfits with nicknames like Ambushing Arnold, Lunar Lew, and Pleading Paul. Each character exhibits antics from sneaky supply room skirmishes to flirtatious boasts and lighthearted pranks, reflecting a playful slice of workplace life.
Meadville police stopped Mrs Hanns Peters after she allegedly spent $1000 of Janes Unger’s money found in her possession. Unger lost a billfold with 1002 dollars in assorted bills. Peters pleaded guilty to larceny and is jailed on 1000 dollar bail. In a second item, seven year old Paul Burrs of DuBois died after being hit by a car just outside the borough.
A senior vice president, Abner, asserts a birthday privilege to kiss every girl in the office. On his birthday the secretaries stay away, fearing his advances, while the women hide and pretend to respond to avoid trouble.
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