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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1961
Page
11
A fragmentary OCR fragment from a 1961 Newark area probate or property record mentions a deceased individual, an alias or aliasing term, a bank or attorney reference, and a dated line about real estate or assets. The readable text hints at taxes, property, and possible debt or estate actions but lacks coherent details.
A Pennsylvania study notes falling butterfat consumption and rising solids-not-fat use as demand shifts. Oleomargarine and health concerns curb butter intake, pressuring price bases and prompting calls for policy review by state and federal regulators.
Boise based Ida Mountain Search and Rescue Unit organized this season to handle Idaho rugged country and heavy snow. Led by 65 year old Swiss-burst Fred R Weber and David Surgis of Boise, the volunteer group operates under county sheriffs with no charge for its services. The unit has already taken part in nine searches including a week long mission in October for deer hunters stranded by recent snow.
Dillon Colorado prepares for relocation as the Blue River Water Diversion Project dam waters advance toward U S Highway 6. Most buildings have already been moved about six miles to a new town site to escape the flood threat.
In Corry private home building held up better than many areas though below last year. Census Bureau figures show Corry added about 8 new dwelling units with median cost around 11 922 per unit. Nationally residential construction dropped about 18 percent, billons down, amid mortgage and interest rate pressures. SAM TRIES AGAIN DENVER The daycatcher never catches Sam. The friendly St. Bernard catches him. Three times In two months Sam hopped into the front seat of the dogcatcher's truck and stayed there until taken to the pound.
Oklahoma State University professor Dr. Troy Dorris tests ponds where factories waste collects. Algae produce oxygen for bacteria to consume wastes, then algae and bacteria cycle. Question remains if algae can yield enough oxygen for their own destruction. further research planned.
Washington AP story notes a shift in high school math toward new approaches such as set theory and associative properties. Proponents like Dr. Raf Price urge more focus on technology and produced mathematicians, while opponents like Dr. Morris Kil acknowledge curricular outmodedness and call for reforms.
Hal Boyle surveys mid century skepticism as beliefs shift with aging. He notes youth teaches curtain truths while aging exposes contested facts, urging readers to seek certainty amid changing social norms and rising economic anxieties.
FAMEA. Vin or Hine report hardships in Cuba under Castro as shortages bite. A wife explains homeland woes and departure of a young couple, while local Sarasota events include an unusual theft complaint about pasture damage to a horse’s metal components.
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