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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1969
Page
2
In Colorado State University research, Dr. Harry D. Muller received a $1,000 grant from the American Poultry and Hatchery Federation to explore whether nearby eggs communicate to synchronize hatching. The piece ends with the researcher noting the eggs do communicate.
New York AP notes economists expect a bigger American economy in the 1970s driven by youth productivity and broad government involvement in transport, medicine, urban renewal, education, and pollution control. They warn production strength may lag despite optimism.
It recalls events from Corry headlines including a Children of St. Elizabeth’s Guild party on October 24 1949 with 125 attendees, a Brotherhood of the Evangelical United Brethren Church father son banquet, a W S W S dinner, and a bridge club evening. Also mentioned are a cup factory construction by Frank W Parsons and Son for the Auer brothers and street wall repairs on East Pleasant Street with work by the city street department.
On October 28 events include Congress overriding Wilsons veto to enact prohibition in 1919. In 1954 Venice Patriarch elected Pope John XXIII. Other items note Cuba mineral claim changes, Malaysian guerrilla landings, and Czech protests against Soviet occupation a year ago.
In Harrisburg and Corry, PUC chairman George Bloom presses for immediate study of Scott's Crossing in Columbus Township, urges early warning signals at rail crossings, and hints at a state tax solution. He backs snowmobile legislation with key allies and outlines amendments shifting oversight and licensing.
Washington reports the Army created MOSOCH enlisted aides to staff generals. About 700 volunteers train at Ft. Lee for basic and advanced care duties while high ranking officers like Wheeler and Westmoreland rely on multiple servants. A separate ethics probe links Speaker McCormack’s office to Bristol Electronics in a defense-contract matter.
A critical editorial urges stricter truth in packaging and warns against government overreach. It condemns deceptive labels like large economy size and calls for clearer content labeling while noting rising taxes and regulations. The piece cites the FTC and groups like the National Wildlife Federation.
New York AP column notes teen talk and the generation gap with sharp one liners about youth fashion money and independence. Readers are invited to send brief legible letters on one subject including signature and address for publication.
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