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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1961
Page
4
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and offices, with printing and advertising agencies noted. It states postal entry, pricing by mail and subscriber terms, and display deadlines amidst an assortment of incomplete OCR fragments.
A fragmented report describes Corryite residents facing costly siding work purchased from an out-of-town contractor. The Chamber of Commerce urges buyers to research firms before investing and to use the Chamber as a guarantee of legitimacy to avoid hidden charges and unsafe deals.
New York column catalogs office phone etiquette battles as wives angrily broadcast home events. Barometric Bertha and Us Wontr names illustrate how personal calls disrupt daily routines. The pieceplayfully contrasts marital urge to share news with workplace constraints and comic misfires in communication.
Hal Boyle sketches a vignette of domestic life and longing in a crowded, dizzying voice. A mother notes a child Bertram speaking, while Agnes issues sharp daily orders and a restless, lonely narrator reflects on a life tethered to a phone and routine.
A crash report from the military beach near Honolulu identifies 18 year old Brice Asthud as the service member involved. He was stationed at Hickam Air Force Base and died in the incident while swimming.
Warren County agency joins national program to place Cuban refugee children in temporary homes. Board approved the plan this week with Miss Frances Dayir of the Florida Division of Child Welfare requesting assistance. Protestant foster homes are needed as most children are Catholic. Catholic Welfare Bureau of Miami currently cares for many, with the nonsectarian Children’s Service Bureau ready to serve as central agency in cooperation with Church World Service.
Fish kill in French Creek drew officials to trace the poison source. Fish Warden Chiteree Shearer of Cooperstown and health department workers from Meadville reported an unidentified toxin possibly entering the stream from nearby factories. Local observers reported dead fish along the creek from Panmiin to Gilby Mente, prompting further investigation.
Two Titusville residents were hospitalized and a third injured when a car struck a New York Central freight train at 5:50 p.m. The driver Linds Buser, 21, sustained a jaw laceration and leg abrasions and was treated and discharged. Janet Dreibelbis, 25, was admitted with a possible concussion. William Reynolds, 29, had contusions and leg abrasions and was kept for observation. The car, owned by Olin B. Watkins of Kingston, was demolished. the wreck prompted a reckless driving charge against the driver. The engineer on the train was H. Gook and the fireman H. Soutth. The incident occurred as the train was setting cars off.
Robert Himes, 46, and Mary Himes, 31, face federal charges in a $19,262 raid on First National Bank of Saxton Bedford County. Indicted yesterday, they were arrested near Pittsburgh in a rented car with the stolen money. Their two daughters, aged 4 and 2, were in the car and placed in foster care.
The article notes a hopeful shift as unemployment may dip below four million in October after months above five million. Economists attribute potential gains to inventory rebuilding, federal spending, and strong orders for military goods, while warning gains depend on autos, construction, and consumer demand improving.
Fredonia will dedicate the 60000 dollar improved research facilities of the Fredonia Agricultural Experiment Station next Wednesday. Principal speaker will be Charles E. Palm, dean of the State College of Agriculture. The center is led by Nelson M. Shaulis and B. Frederick Taschenberg who study grape vines and insects that feed on them. The facilities may aid development of a mechanical grape harvester, with work linked to Cornell’s Agricultural Engineering Department and the Chautauqua grape belt.
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