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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1963
Page
4
In a strong open letter, writers warn Corry teachers against Walter Reuther and his union plans. They argue union leadership could threaten professional status and caution teachers to ride along with current salary advances and tenure protections. The piece urges educators to consider ongoing improvements in pay and respect without joining the proposed strong, articulate union.
War news from November 18 1943 reports American heavy bombers blasting at northern Norway and Ludwigs hafen while sea roving planes hit Japan's outer defenses. Red Army setbacks in Ukraine follow counterattacks amid harsh weather. Local notices include liquor sale rulings and community injuries.
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls his father John Michael Bishop born in Ireland with roots in Wexford and Cork. A Jersey City police lieutenant turned storyteller, he celebrated an 80th birthday by studying astronomy, memorizing constellations, and joking about a dance his era calls ridiculous.
AP reports on a long reflection about John Bishop, a highly intelligent police officer who thrived on learning and duty. The narrative describes family, resilience, and the quiet echoes of past kindness in a household once lively with prayers, music, and shared struggles.
Hal Boyle recounts a humorous miscue as a group meeting by an indoor waterfall failed to arrive on time. A caller checks in with her husband for lunch while waiting, only to learn the others are late or absent. The miscommunication ends with a plan to retry next week.
Fragmentary OCR text lists roles and entities including publisher General Managers and city editor, with scattered names such as Altar Hoebrourk and Advertising Manager Sohn. It mentions firms Bottinelli-Kimball and others, plus addresses in New York and Philadelphia.
A Pennsylvania statute imposes liability for willful negligent or malicious cutting or removal of trees on another's land. Owners may recover double to triple the value plus removal and conversion damages. Landlords may sue tenants to recover and reclaim trees.
Drew Pearson reports American loans to foreign steel mills have expanded abroad since World War II, weakening U.S. production. He cites Japan, France, Spain, Turkey, Mexico, Argentina, Yugoslavia, Canada, and more as beneficiaries, with U.S. share of world steel output falling from 46 to 25 percent.
In Pittsburgh area, Van Sanders 46 held on murder and assault counts after he killed Alberta Sanders 38 and wounded Pat Norman 39 in a Braddock home. Police say jealousy over Norman’s attention to Sanders’ wife triggered the gunfire. Sanders turned himself in at Braddock police.
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