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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1960
Page
3
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John F Kennedy and his family enjoy a peaceful weekend at home as the president elect prepares to take office on January 20. John Jr., born three weeks early, weighs 6 pounds 3 ounces and measures 20 inches long, while Caroline, three, keeps Kennedy busy guarding her rag doll during Mass at Holy Trinity. The infant is reported healthy, with mother recovering well after Caesarean delivery.
Donald R. Richberg longtime New Deal adviser and author who helped shape 1930s programs died yesterday in Charlottesville Virginia. Richberg was a noted expert on railway policy and labor issues.
Vice President Hisenhower shifts military and foreign policy to stem the gold drain. Kennedy’s team, while not yet fully shaping policy, faces constraints once inaugurated. Harvard economist Galbraith warned of broader dollar concerns affecting troop deployments and overseas post exchanges as new aid approaches are weighed.
Fire in Clarendon gut a four story apartment building formerly Huber Grocery, owned by John Hargest. Fire chief Lenard Fabris said damage unknown and cause under investigation. Residents including the Rasmussen, Thorn, Dunham and Watson families evacuated. several children among those displaced.
Edwin L Fleming 18 of Lamar Clinton County Pa received a 400 college scholarship in the national 4 H program. He is a freshman at Pennsylvania State University and was honored for his all around versatility in farming at the 4 H Club Congress. Overseas spending remarks and political notes follow with unrelated commentary from columnist James Marlow on vacation.
The recent Ohio blaze destroyed multiple structures along Jefferson's main street, with total losses estimated above 300000 though official figures pending. Four business units with 100 foot frontages are to replace damaged buildings including a two story office block on about 70 feet of Jefferson frontage. The fire’s cause remains undetermined as community leaders plan rebuilding and modernization.
Clyde C Morton funeral rites were held at Bracken Funeral Home at 3 30 pm with Rev Robert Pier officiating Interment followed at West Spring Creek Cemetery Bearers were Leroy Rieck Norman Goodwill and Clyde Edward Emory and Carl Morton Honorary escorts were Dennis Rieck and Bruce Thomas and Larry Morton Attendees included Raymond Morton Marcy N Y Mrs Frank Amidon Roberta Martin Cairo IL Norman Goodwill Fred Schutt Erie Mrs Julius Isa Union City Harold Still James Sickler and Dorothy Whaley Warren Miss Elda Rogers Blanche Rogers Edith Terwill Velman Thomson Meadville John Morgan Farrell Charles Searem Spartansburg Leroy Rieck State College
The article surveys postwar price pressures in 1940s America, questioning whether producers merchants or advertising drive costs while consumers endure higher living expenses. It notes the Consumer Price Index and wages, citing varied views from economists and industry voices on who bears the burden and how hidden costs in services shape the final price of goods.
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Sparta driver was charged after a crash at Titusville when a northbound 1956 Ford sedan owned by Charles and Bo Cox failed to stop at a stop sign. Behringer's 1957 sedan sustained about 100 in damage and Cox’s 1956 car was a total loss with injuries reported.
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