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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1962
Page
4
A historical fragment questions Ole Miss graduates about race and opportunity. It contrasts segregated beliefs with broader education, asking if students will pursue paths like doctor, lawyer, government worker, or minister while confronting prejudice and the impact of racism on future careers. It urges reflection on history and equality.
Jim Bishop reports on Ginny and Charles Frechette welcoming their sixth child in four years. The birth of Jonathon David Frechette prompts family bets on a name and a playful hospital scene as relatives compare stories and memes about naming the newborn chip of his father.
George Sokolsky quotes J Bégar Hoover on law enforcement costs and leniency, arguing that suspended sentences and paroled criminals undermine police work. He praises cautious parole but calls out misapplied clemency and overzealous investigators, urging defense of civil rights, due process, and constitutional protections against government harassment.
October 3 1948 London RAF bombers strike Rhineland while US forces and FBI dominance figures are discussed. Memorial Day cannons are scrapped for war effort. Rubber goods rationing begins Monday. Grove City high school routs Corry 46 0 at Loveland Field. St Louis Cardinals tie World Series 1 1 with 4 3 win over Yankees. Local obituaries births resignations and job moves noted.
Forty years ago on October 3 1928 excavation for the Grand Theatre being erected by the Corry Amusement Co on North Center street was actively under way. C R Rogers Co contractors reported progress as work began with excavation underway. M Malone proprietor of the Corner Market on First avenue announced he had leased the building formerly occupied by the People’s.
Ernest Hanes a 51 year old of St Marys was indicted by the 4th County Grand Jury on a murder charge for the September 6 killing of his wife Loretta a waitress at Joe's Diner St Marys He allegedly killed her in a jealous rage while she was alone at work and Hanes was in the diner shortly before the incident District Attorney Norbert Powell said a first degree murder conviction will be pursued.
Americans seek relief in the World Series as worries surge from Mississippi to Berlin, the Congo, and stock markets. The piece notes congressional tensions, shifting interest rates, and trade questions while urging a temporary respite through baseball before returning to economic and geopolitical concerns.
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