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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
9
The fragmentary text references a WH bound story with unclear specifics. The readable elements mention an Aka group and a potential residence or event connected to a local context. Further readable details are insufficient to determine concrete facts.
A listing describes an auction with items including furniture, tables, chairs, a sofa, a cedar cabinet, a sink, stove, garden items, dishes, antique oyster pieces, and various tools. It names sellers John Var and Martans with contact at 1120sraph and a 7:30 time, referencing electric sets and other household goods.
Health notes this week examine infant fatalities from mysterious crib deaths linked to undetected respiratory infections and a milk allergy theory. Soviet doctors urge temperance and measured eating to curb heart disease per World Health Organization guidance.
Bear Lake Fire Department members will host a fish fry at the fire hall with public invitation. A white elephant sale follows next Saturday at the youth center, sponsored by the Youth Fellowship of the Bear Lake EUB Church, seeking community help.
In Craig Colorado a 3 year old boy climbed into a tractor, started it, and rammed a parked sedan across the street and then pushed a station wagon through a fence. The child escaped without a ticket.
The column explains that Pennsylvania residency requires physical presence with intent to settle, cites a one year residency for divorce and voter status, and advises action on nuisance parking and price disputes. It covers joint bank accounts with inheritance tax, adoption record changes, and drafting wills to maximize stock bequests while addressing inheritance tax.
The British Safety Council warned that influenza threatens workers and could cause deaths and injuries in industry. The report, after interviewing motorists and factory officials, urged mass vaccination and stay-at-home policies to reduce risks.
Cambridge Massachusetts records from MIT show 164 freshmen among the top of their secondary school, 450 students examined for security sites with 4 percent in the top tenth. 164 were class valedictorians and 50 were salutatorians.
The directive states the estate should be handled as specified in the will without deductions for any taxes or administration expenses. The text references the woyin and ayhew tance in the context of allocation.
The article notes Catholics expanding faster than Protestant groups with higher baptism figures. It cites broader religious affiliation trends through 1981 and contrasts membership patterns between Catholic and Protestant communities, including shifts in full membership versus baptismal counts and a related crime item mentioning a $1 million figure linked to The Synavowie case.
A garbled report from San Francisco notes a disorder appearing after people stopped smoking. Bleed changes vanished dramatically when they resumed the habit. Ayal says Predjeal Jorrestl.
The president discusses changes in life and career. He recalls leaving weekly TV after years on air as ABC considered an hour-long Saturday program and Leave It to Beaver offered a new path. He notes successful movie work and a bestselling book before illness ended his days.
The text reflects a performer's shift from constant TV exposure to focusing on records and personal appearances. The speaker mentions wanting more home time, filming two pictures, and spending time at home after years of public work, with implications about family life.
A woman tricks a police officer after a ticket attempt at a parking spot. She stalls with questions, the officer tears up the ticket, and she exits laughing while denying ownership of the car.
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