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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1961
Page
4
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A New York brokerage brochure argues that democracy binds citizens to action, contrasting Soviet compulsory participation with American freedom to choose activity. It warns lethargy weakens a nation and urges citizens to engage, insisting doing one's part safeguards survival and counters dictatorship.
U S Eighth Infantry Division troops from West Germany will be brought to Normandy next week for a motion picture scene. A U S European Command spokesman said the Defense Department approved producer Murry Zanuck's request as a training exercise while portraying Allied invasion events.
William B. Way, 76, longtime general manager of the International Petroleum, died yesterday in Tulsa. Way led the company from 1920 to 1959 and is remembered for shaping its direction during decades of growth and change.
Hal Boyle argues that turning 50 brings calmer, richer living not fear. He lists savings on clothes and meals, less chasing of youth, earlier sleep, and lower stress. The piece counsels embracing midlife as a period with lighter burdens and practical pleasures.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry highlights events from October 17 1944 including merchant ships ordered from Pacific waters by the Navy, police chief warning about suspicious activity, Corry Library fire rumor, Corry High football lineup for a game at Loveland Field, and local residents traveling or relocating from Montana to a farm north of Corry plus local club meetings and hospital news.
New York AP reports National Thrift Week highlights push from thrifts to attract deposits as consumer spending rises with economic recovery. Economists say both saving and spending can grow national income. C Elwood Knapp urges government tax incentives to boost saving, noting Europe’s use of tax deductions and tax-free earnings to promote thrift.
The Pennsylvania State Grange will hold its 89th annual convention in Washington starting next Monday. About 2,000 delegates are expected to attend the four day affair with Pep James E. Van Zandt a Republican congressman from Pennsylvania addressing the opening session.
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