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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1960
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions cancer RIING, Air Condition, and Allied items with odd phrasing. It seems to reference a draft electron or resident write up, plus a reference to 29 cents and a 1000 dollar value, but details are unclear and names are incomplete.
The YMCA Auxiliary held a meeting reporting a successful bazaar and outlining next steps. Volunteers discussed booth sales, workshop plans starting January 11, advertising duties for the centennial booklet, and canvassing for future projects.
The number of pupils studying Russian in New York City public schools rose from 110 in 1959-60 to 405 currently. It started in one high school and expanded to six day high schools, one evening high school, and two junior high schools.
An Explorer Post plans to form a basketball team with local youths. The effort involves community leaders Fred Gu and Joe Wffee coordinating activities at a local Episcopal church. Capt Walbur Wintehead of the US Army is listed among organizers as the group seeks to engage boys in the St MGT area.
The Corry Grange met with about twenty three attendees as Mrs Morvall Dale chaired. Speakers included Mrs Hey Swart Mrs Aulest Adie and Joh Decker with remarks by LeRoy Klug Yue on cane maintenance and upcoming events. Refreshments followed as the December committee was formed with Rex Swart John Decker and Mrs T R Sorenson listed.
Readers Club held a Thanksgiving themed evening with a poetry reading by Edward Guest and a review of Serine Palestine Old and New by Rey WA Swill. Mrs Wille Brown presented. Plans were announced for a December Christmas party and a winter social at the Ry suurin La Walt bie.
Erie County Plastics Corp executive Paul Raden outlined plastics production at a Kiwanis meeting held at the Hotel Guy. He described resin processing from synthetic materials, noting plant capacity, machinery, and local jobs. The event included discussion of civic plans and club activities, with president Ray Amy presiding.
Mrs Elmer Ortner presented a program on New Hearing Learning Languages at the Mentor Club gathering hosted by Miss Helen Rowe on White Street. Discussion covered new methods tape recordings and foreign language textbooks plus a French demonstration lesson with recordings. A brief business session followed led by Vice President Miss Lillian Barnes and members answered roll call with tunes of foreign countries.
A group of Hospital Auxiliary workers will host the Sno-Ball Dance on Wednesday evening December 28 at the Moose home. The photo from a committee meeting at Mrs Hagger’s shows Mir George Hagger as general chairman and Morgan Beverly as master of ceremonies with other officers and members named in the lineup.
Mrs James Allyn explained nursing requirements benefits and experiences to about fifty Junior High Tri-Hi-Y members at the YMCA meeting She outlined three years of training and answered questions Plans were made for a Friday swimming party at 60 oclock and a later tobogganing event in the year
A metal fragment from a passing truck killed Ann Rafferty, 45, of Brooklyn, on a New York highway. Police were investigating the cause as the victim died at the scene and investigators sought details about the incident.
The U S embassy says Maj Irving T McDonald Jr an assistant air attach is unaware of spy charge claims. Political tensions rise as he appears ready to depart Moscow by train while the Soviet Foreign Office confirms expulsion for alleged intelligence activities.
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The Tennessee Supreme Court agreed to hear a historic reapportionment case brought by 10 voters seeking legislative district redraws after population shifts from farms to cities. The ruling could alter state and potentially national approaches to districting and address federal authority over state redistricting. The article notes the case could test constitutional rights and open avenues for similar actions in other states.
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