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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1967
Page
2
The piece argues that environmental slums are largely mental and urges self help through work and education. It cites Lincoln Washington Booker T. Washington and Archie Moore as examples of rising from deprivation and encourages readers to pursue better paths and mentor others.
Corry city officials answer questions about earned income tax collection shared tax duties, urban renewal plans and booklet deliveries. Liens on assessed properties are required by law to protect taxpayers and ensure recovery of project costs.
The Hiles family of Snyder Circle, Charles and Mrs Hiles, reported their daughter Norma Lon Powers, 36, of Rialto California, was robbed and struck at work as a Rialto supermarket clerk. The attack followed a distracting scheme by teens involving a lead pipe at the cash register.
In a 1927 event, Elgin Church wrapped a prayer meeting with a surprise reception for Rev. Milton Thomas. The gathering in the church basement included lunch, socializing, and games hosted by the women of the congregation. Corry’s Independents schedule a football game against Erie Pros at Jewell Field on Sunday. Warren Rost announced negotiations were completed.
The article argues against a nationwide Welfare Rights Movement linking 58 locals in 31 states with 3,000 to 4,000 dues paying members. It claims organizers lobby for more welfare, target case workers with threats, and push aims like free rent and universal guaranteed income, while noting rising relief costs and questions about funding and leadership. It cites critics Leon Keyserling and Walter Reuther and contrasts Indian aid work ethics with work-for-food ideas. It mentions a Catholic missionary returning from India and Miss Mary E. Davidson as a local detail.
Hal Boyle s Americana mixes humorous quips on stress aging romance and daily life Observations include retirees lamenting a changed Army a love of beans over exotic foods and the universality of small kindnesses The tone is light wry and observational as it surveys modern quirks through witty vignettes
On this date in 1805 Nelson defeated French and Spanish fleets at Trafalgar ending Napoleon's sea power. In 1797 the Constitution was launched in Boston. Nobel was born in 1833. The first Atlantic telegraph message was sent in 1915. Canton fell in 1938. French women voted for the first time in 1945.
Desensitization methods reduce epileptic responses to visual triggers as Dr. Coleman and Dr. Foster describe a patient learned to view a flipover card with both eyes. Kalgin reports a peapod derived chemical beta aminopropionitrile prevents eye adhesions after injury, with expansion to abdominal surgeries. Aerophagia causes chest pain like heart attack. enzymes relieve gas. Bicycle and motorcycle riders should wear safety helmets. Your health columns aim to reassure and guide, urging consultation with a personal doctor.
Fragmentary text suggests a local school event or race with a named leader or candidate. Readable entities are limited. no clear date, organization, or full sentence context is present. The item appears to reference a competition or leadership at a school in a ambiguous phrasing.
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