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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1960
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a building with 66 floors and street details. It is unclear but lists rooms and numbers such as 30 N7 and 108 ALG OOMS. No clear event or person context.
A fragmented sale listing shows items for potential bid including steers plows and pony driving gear. It mentions Reed L441 and Thves chant with route context and distances, indicating a rural auction event at Route County fairgrounds.
Governor designates October 15 to 21 as National Newspaper Week and urges Pennsylvanians to participate in related activities. He highlights newspapers as guardians of freedom and essential sources for facts, local news, sports, and entertainment. The proclamation emphasizes fair reporting, editorial responsibility, and access to government for every citizen.
Harrisburg reports less than a month remains before processing starts on 1961 drivers licenses. Secretary Charles M. Dousherty urges motorists to check driving credentials and file address changes now to avoid issuance complications. Change of address forms available at inspection stations, State Police substations, magistrates, motor club offices, and local police departments.
Women of the Moose style event features Sandi Daye and Miss Pat Mc Ket modeling plaid coordinates. Sandi wears tapered slacks with a bulky knit sweater while Tat models a pleated skirt with a box jacket. Richard Bauh camps out in a black sheath with a leopard belt and hat. Miss Judy Gentilimnan completes the day in red pajamas and a quilted housecoat.
Harrisburg AP reports that student Dudi Muhleman of Washington High School was named winner of a statewide essay contest. Ann Marlin of Bradford Wasserond and Ann Wilds of Mars Butler County earned top honors and a certified consolation prize.
Harrisburg The Pennsylvania Department of Health urged areas with non fluoridated water to adopt fluoride measures to prevent tooth decay in children. Dr Linwood G Grace said topical fluoride can reduce decay by about 40 percent when started at age three and repeated until age fourteen. He emphasized fluoride is not a substitute for hygiene or dental visits and the department will demonstrate application techniques in interested communities.
Pennsylvania health officials report a nurse shortage across four tuberculosis hospitals. Secretary Dr Charles L Wilbur says each ward needs three nurses but only one is available, forcing unskilled staff to substitute for skilled nursing. Vacancies include 40 general duty and 31 practical nurses across Philadelphia South Mountain Crest of and Pittsburgh hospitals, due to turnover.
In San Francisco a federal FDA official said bootleg pep pills are a multi million dollar business. Maurice P. Kerr, FDA district director, told a Consumer Concerns Clinic that boxes marked stay awake were produced annually to keep people awake for a week or more. The report mentions Lt. Guy John Morgan Davis presenting the first fee winners.
Development efforts in Crntard County Pa to create the Pymatuning Goose M yer Refuge will guard thami yement habitat for waterfowl. Plans include 19 dike construction, nesting ponds, and cropland restoration to attract tens of thousands of geese, with hunting restrictions and habitat protections guided by state authorities.
The Phbiln Outdoor weirs group invites interested persons to a briefing about a forttiry development near FONE Island south of Linpevilje. The briefing, at 2 pm EDST, will cover project aims and future involvement by Theve under supervision.
State Chamber of Commerce announces its board of directors after a meeting. The new directors include Piper Loe Haven and Hang Light, with immediate past presidents chosen to join the climber slate.
Two major events at the Pennsylvania Farm Show have altered dates. The grand champion steer selection moves to Tuesday, November 8, with the sale on Thursday, November 10. The exposition runs November 7 through 12 in the Film Show Buildings, drawing thousands of livestock entries and offering nearly 100000 in premiums.
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