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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
9
A fragmented report mentions a car race and various tech terms such as nets data cords and Mbps. The readable bits reference a race setting and equipment but lack coherent details or names to identify a full event.
Pennsylvan ia extension agent Berle Wingert warns farmers about deadly nitrogen oxide gases formed during silo filling. Proper ventilation, sealing, and use of coal dust carbonite as a preservative reduce gas formation. Watch for a bleach odor. exposure can cause lung damage and even instant death.
About 12 000 to 15 000 young men and women will apply for training in colleges and schools this fall under the War Orphans Education program of the Veterans Administration. Since 1956 about 56 000 have entered training and next year enrollment is expected at about 17 000 monthly. The program gives education for sons and daughters of veterans whose death was caused by disability or illness in active service. Eligibility covers ages 18 to 29 and allows marriage. Applicants must have completed high school or be a current student. Courses may lead to college or vocational training with up to 36 months of schooling and monthly VA allowances up to 110 dollars.
Penn State extension agronomists urge farmers to test soil before fertilizing to balance plant nutrients and guide fertilizer use. They stress good soil conditions, erosion control, and proper sampling, with soil test mailers and sampling directions supplied by county agricultural agents.
Harrisburg AP report states Western Union Telegraph Co seeks a discount rate for telegrams sent to Pennsylvania leaders. The company asked the Public Utility Commission to approve an eight cent break effective November 18 for messages to the governor lieutenant governor and the legislature.
A string of small business notices lists W Waterhouse Pontiac Buick Tempest at 57 West South St with phone 25021 Beberlain Motor Sales for Dodge offerings and Carry Block Go at 654 Shady Avenue. Weston’s Bakery promotes Danish pastries and raisin filled cookies and Corry Bakery advertises Split Top Bread with phone 9051. Taylor’s Electric Berging and Johnson Brothers Remingios Chain Bows Myers Water Systems also appear with various phone numbers.
Mayor H. Clay Johnson leads Rye to form a Youth Code after a citywide concern over privileged youths engaging in theft vandalism and unruly parties. Community leaders including teachers businessmen and scouts back efforts to restore parental discipline and respectability in a paradox of affluent Rye high wealth and high visibility.
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