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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1960
Page
4
The piece argues the merit system harms teaching by pushing educators toward administrative roles rather than subject mastery. It notes pressures to funnel teachers into supervision, professional generalists, or administrators, risking mediocrity and undermining pure teaching craft.
A truck struck and killed 3 year old Roger A Davis of Chicora on a Davis farm near Butler County last night. The truck was operated by Roger's 17 year old uncle David Davis who reportedly revved the engine while joking, unaware the child stood behind the vehicle. Deputy Coroner Harry A Price of Butler County identified the victim and investigated the incident.
Pore in Hal Boyle's SEW YORK columns feature a chaotic tapestry of city governance satire. Citizens mock hearings, budget battles, and patronage as a sanitation boss eyes a baseball picnic. The piece skewers officials, unions, and omens of political entanglement.
The Chautauqua Power Squadron will conduct free operating class lectures for boatmen at the Jamestown Naval Reserve Center with registration Sept 15 at 7 90 pm. Courses cover outboard motor safety, navigation rules, lights and equipment, and seamanship. Additional sessions planned at Chautauqua Lake Boat Yard in Mayville with registrations starting Sept 29 at 7 30 pm.
Mrs Elwin Smith attended the wedding of Miss Mary Chapmain at the EUB Church in Union City. The Poor M's Sunday School class held a corn and Wiener roast at the Trisket camp Saturday night. Lynn Smuth spoke at the Bob Church service Sunday evening as part of a youth gathering. The Ere District Pall Institute met at the Bob Church Monday afternoon and evening. June Hartrans? war, serving in Sierra Leone, Africa. Mrs Gertrude Newhouse visited sister Della Armstrong in Lakewood. Mr Elwood Cornell visited Lynn Connell on Sunday. Artur McGraw of Warren called on Merle Crosby. Fon Webster and Ed Trinket visited Miss Dorothy Tillytoon in Warren.
Major General 23 year old Genild A Hoeenniker of Vartsbigeh is killed when his jet fails and crashes near Nellis Air Force Base Las Vegas. The co pilot ejects and survives with minor injuries as the aircraft loses power during flight.
A historic survey found that successful individuals share a single core trait: a sustained goal of serving others. Preparation, ambition, and patience matter, but the decisive factor is prioritizing contributions to others over self.
A cleaned era brief recounts were bombings in London and political activity in Corry area. Democratic committee plans, local police responses, and community events feature amid wartime upheaval.
GBR MOR Business Mirror reports a cautious mid course as inflation fears ease and production slows. Businesses trim inventories and postpone new plant investment while consumer spending tightens and unemployment lingers. Dealers await clarity from election results and defense spending, signaling a restrained short run.
The 1988 hurricane battered Connecticut Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts killing about 600 and causing about 500 million dollars in property damage. New York City was spared a direct hit but faced dangerous winds and rain and schools closed while streets turned to rivers. Morehead City North Carolina bore the force as the storm roared northward through Virginia Maryland and North Carolina.
Wilbur Fowles, 53, of North Est pleaded guilty February 1959 to voluntary manslaughter in a double fatal crash on September 17, 1958. The Portland judge fined him $200 and he faces 3 to 23 months in the county workhouse for the crime. Ellwith Fypsworth and Currier UF Portland are named in the case.
A college student describes homesickness and credits cookies from mom as a comforting remedy while feeling distant from home.
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