Our Opinion on Historic Services Leaving Corry Town
The city faces loss of longtime fixtures as trains, railway express, and telegraph offices fade. Increased car and air travel, declining rail use, and shifting communications drive closures. Residents may mourn but recognize change mirrors broader progress in Corry.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie-Lackawanna
Interstate Commerce Commission
REA
Western Union
Giant railroader Terry fights for a pension
The Corry Evening Journal reports on Terry, a 280 pound railroad car knocker sidelined by arthritis and pain who fears losing his pension after 19 years of service. His condition worsens as coworkers cover for him and a sequence of union officials and advocates intervene to secure disability pay and later the pension.
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Terry
Comstance
Gibbons
Joseph Hanaberry
International V.P
TWA
Constance
The Typo Syndrome in a Newspaper Office
A humorous exploration of typographical errors in newspaper work, focusing on name spellings and the chaos of Kielbasa variants. The piece recalls editors’ daily rush, lists misspellings, and ends with a playful motto about spelling kielbasa in any chosen way.
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Merle
Merrill
Murrell
Katherine
Catherine
Kathryn
Jon
John
Deborah
Debra
Croscut
Crosscut
Vanderhoot
Vanderhoff
Lilley
Lillie
Albert
Alfred
Esther Wester
Truman Vrooman
Julie Bewley
Bill Hill
Charley Farley
Noah Webster
Secret Baltimore grand jury probes abuse at Child Study Center
A secret Maryland grand jury investigates brutality at the Maryland Child Study Center in Baltimore. Allegations include a brain damaged 10-year-old restrained and heated by houseparents, forced sexual acts, on premises abortions, drug access, and staff suppression by the center's board despite repeated reports to authorities.
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Washington
Baltimore
The
American Humane Association
U.S
Maryland Child Study Center
Child Study Center
Leslie DeFinta
Cosmic Press Conference and TV Night in Space
New York AP reports astronauts answering reporters from 97,000 miles away during a live space program on ABC. The broadcast interrupted Land of Giants. Conrad and Bean described mood, sleep, and device mishaps while NBC NBC aired Hall of Fame special and comedy.
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New York
ABC
CBS
NBC
Rome
Charles Conrad Jr
Conrad
Alan Bean
Bean
Jules Bergman
Devlin
Judith Anderson
David McCallum
Elizabeth Ashley
George C. Scott
Maureen Stapleton
Scott
Miss Stapleton
Jekyll and Hyde
Beware Holiday Gyps and Swindles This Season
The Better Business Bureau warns of holiday scams as Christmas shoppers rush. Street vendors offer absurdly cheap perfume in carrier cartons to lure late night buyers, while fake claim stubs promise packages for returns for small sums. Households risk gifts from unknown sources and must verify battery needs for toys and scrutinize charities before donating in the season of gullibility.
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New York
Better Business Bureau
Paris
Sally
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Matthew Guinan
TWU
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Souw
Corey
George Fi Sample
William Eston
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Typo
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Bob Hope
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Steve Lawrence
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Coorer
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