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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1961
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff titles and offices in Corry Pennsylvania along with advertising and circulation details. It notes Associated Press reprint rights and multiple regional office addresses, with subscription and carriage rates and advertising deadlines.
A mid year lobbying surge shows the American Medical Association leading spending at $196,894 in six months to sway policy. The piece argues such spending aims to block socialized medicine and preserves professional group independence while warning against congressional capture by lobby pressure.
A reader asks about whether a bequest to a named charitable institution needs updating if that institution consolidates with another. The answer: no for the will itself, the bequest benefits the surviving or consolidated institution. To ensure correct identification, a codicil should state the new organization’s name to receive the inheritance.
Hollywood highlights report Joel McCrea and Randolph Scott in Guns in the Afternoon. McCrea jokes about Scott being the richest gun, while Scott deflects, noting McCrea’s wealth from cattle and land. The pair settle the billing after a lighthearted coin flip during a Brown Derby lunch with Dick Lyons and Sam Peckinpah.
American servicemen around the world will dine on turkey and all the trimmings this Thanksgiving and Christmas. Here's the menu announced by the Pentagon for Army and Air Force commands: shrimp cocktail roast turkey with giblet gravy bread dressing cranberry sauce mashed and candied sweet potatoes buttered peas and stewed squash assorted relishes hot rolls and butter pumpkin pie.
Yesterday's Memories recalls a CIO UMW strike idling about half of the nations 384000 bituminous coal miners. Cpl T A Hubley transfers to Corry substation as head of state police. Steve Rose treated at Corry hospital after chopping wood. St Edwards cagers under Joe Baressi lose 24 22 at Townville with Joe Sarnicki leading Corry attack.
Chairman Hillstrom reports the Red Cross roll call totals 1800. Bliss had a narrow escape last night during a pullman ride between Boston and Albany. Police in Findley Lake area seek to identify a bandit who stopped and robbed a tavern salesman of 83 dollars last evening. Mrs Frank Cole hosted a bridge party at her home. Erie attorney Rossiter is set to deliver the Elks Lodge of sorrow address on Sunday. Pie with whipped cream or mince pie, assorted fruits and candy, coffee, milk served. Navy and Marine Corps menus expected to be similar.
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Hal Boyle reflects on periodically cleaning his desk under boss pressure and the humor of office life. He recalls items found on his cluttered desk such as mismatched trinkets, a Sophie Tucker photo, odd matches, a 1082 phone for Stevenson, and a dubious letter signed George Armstrong Oyster, illustrating the quirky inner world of a newsroom.
Erie Coast Guard craft valued at about 46000, damaged in a gale after rescuing a distressed yacht on November 16. Salvage crews from Stephen Sutto Crane Service and Charles H. Fry Construction cooperated to lift the 6000-pound vessel from a 70-foot cliff after longer cables were used. Four crewmen reached shore safely with life jackets.
A correspondent suggests rethinking speed limits in Pennsylvania and cites California and New York examples. He notes 50 mph as outdated, praises yield signs at intersections, and advocates stricter enforcement of pedestrian right of way, urging local adoption.
Dick Clark, star of American Bandstand, received a final divorce decree from Barbara Clark. Judge Earl Chudoff of Common Pleas Court issued the order yesterday, with grounds undisclosed.
The charge of the operation for the Ninth Coast Guard district headquarters in Cleveland said damage was far less severe than first expected. The craft will be taken to the Coast Guard repair yards in Baltimore for repairs.
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