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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1961
Page
2
Local Dairy Queen on East Columbus Avenue advertises "Dilly" bars and Jets 11 for 100. The brief notice highlights sandwich options and discount pricing at the shop numbered 219, suggesting a promotional display.
Solon Helm discusses Harrisburg politics and reapportionment gridlock, citing a big-city bloc blocking district changes. He criticizes payroll growth and corporate tax moves as anti growth, urges broadening the sales tax, and notes bipartisan cooperation in some projects while warning committee chairmen block bills. He prefers fewer taxes and looser loopholes, with unemployment fund reform as a cost saver. Local notices and ads follow.
Local Chevrolet dealer Turben's Auto Service promotes vehicle service and sales in partnership with Seeley. Contact details and offerings emphasize neighborhood auto care and consumer access.
Final rites for Mrs. Willma Grace Bindley will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. Interment follows at Bear Lake Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM.
Pakistani camel cart driver Bashir, touring the United States, met former President Harry S Truman in Independence after stopping in Kansas City. His Kansas schedule included the Liberty Memorial and a grand steer auction at the American Royal Livestock Show, with a visit to the Truman Memorial Library and a citizenship ceremony.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a menace with a weapon and a stare described as menacing. The garbled lines lack clear names, places, or dates, making precise attribution impossible.
At Atlantic Beach Florida a dachshund named Charlie Brown ate a ballot causing the election official to void the ballot. The mayor elect Henry We The ballot was voided yesterday but the race was decided by a single vote.
At the American Dental Association gathering in Philadelphia a Birmingham Alabama researcher said saliva likely drives dental decay more than the teeth themselves noting heredity plays a role. Another paper discussed a possible future vaccine against tooth decay and highlighted saliva's function in cleansing and carrying substances on tooth surfaces.
A scientist described research on dental decay using experimental animals and stated that dental caries has all attributes of a transmissible infectious disease. The remark highlights the infectious nature of tooth decay and its implications for understanding disease transmission.
The Atlanta correspondent reports Lawdre T. Terry warns of an impending influenza outbreak this fall and winter. Emphasizing urgent immunization for all over six, pregnant women, and those with heart disease or other chronic ailments. The warning urges immediate anti influenza shots and preparedness measures.
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