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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1962
Page
4
A New York State survey questions 18 year olds drinking impact while noting the age 21 rise in neighboring states faces resistance. It argues alcohol and voting maturity require years of experience and cautions against rushing policy changes despite political pressure.
An educated Cuban refugee condemns complacency about politics and government, noting indifference to Castro era politics and its consequences. The quote reflects regret over failing to engage in civic affairs before dictatorship took hold. Published in The Nance County Journal Fullerton Nebraska.
The schedule lists multiple channels with shows from Mickey Mouse Club to Perry Mason and Dr Kildare, followed by a note of upcoming film lineups. Pittsburgh's Camogie Institute of Technology raises tuition from 1200 to 1450 dollars per year next fall to cover rising costs, says president J. Warner.
Paul Harvey rails against loss of state sovereignty arguing the Tenth Amendment reserves powers to states and people. He decries a mobile populace and federal overreach, claiming only a few states resist Washington’s control while most have yielded.
Corry water officials report flushing hydrants and the reservoir after algae appeared in lines following hydrant flushing. Meadville health officials say October samples were satisfactory and algae are not toxic. chlorine absence noted but not alarming.
Harrisburg reports Gov elect William Scranton warns of thousands of political hacks on the state payroll as a new administration begins. The State Employes Council, led by Reuben H. Miller, pledges to negotiate for any employees facing dismissal and argues workers remain eligible members of the union. Miller recalls a similar situation in 1955 when Democrats took power.
Pennsylvania State University researchers predict a gradual upswing in the state economy over the next six to twelve months with slight but meaningful gains noted in September. The forecast notes national activity remains near August levels while the state shows early signs of improvement.
In TUSVILLE a Pennsylvania black bear living near the Homer C. Coal farm south of Diamond was trapped Tuesday night in a large sewer pipe device used by the Game Commission. The bear weighed about 200 pounds and was moved to a wooded area near the President area after the capture.
Walter Yeskey of R D protested the 1958 wage tax claiming his income was not earned in Farmington Township. The Farmington Township School District wage tax was upheld by Peace Justice Ruth Mills, with a $100 fine. The tax was later sustained by Warren County Court of Common Pleas and the State Supreme Court.
Earl Bangle and family visited Collins New York relatives. Ashville guests joined Merritt Smith family for Sunday dinner. Hub Church held Commitment Sunday with seven couples visiting. WSWS plans a monthly church meeting this evening and requests two dozen cookies. Mary Smith leads with Henry Dyer assisting.
James Orion MaeLean 83 longtime president of Keystone Lumber Co. Pittsburgh and former president of the Western Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Association died at a local nursing home after a long illness.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including Publisher George BR Sample General Manager Witton Eaton City Editor Allen Hasbrouck and others. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news and outlines mailing rates 1100 per year and 50 cents per copy with display ad deadlines.
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