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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1962
Page
4
Editorial notes a Pennsylvania Tavern Association convention in Erie where lawmakers toured lakeside revelry before Pennsylvania State Police seized gambling machines from taverns. The piece blames tavern operators for ignoring warnings to remove machines, arguing consequences hit their own earnings.
An editorial argues the National Farmers Organization appears militant as it withholds meat to protest high prices. It contends price supports and grain costs squeeze producers, blaming government policy, especially on dairy, for rising costs and tension between farmers and markets.
Twenty years ago tensions with Japan risked a larger Pacific campaign as Americans fought back and corry residents supported a Scrap Harvest for Victory. Local births, legal trouble, shifts in store hours, civilian defense meetings, and forthcoming talks on child development filled the day's notes.
George Sokolsky recounts the Monroe Doctrine as a 1823 presidential paragraph outlining four core points and its evolution. It notes Russia’s 1821 claims, Adams opposition to European colonization, British support, and later arbitration debates reflecting its enduring policy impact.
A fragmented reminiscence records conversations with Franco Bald with Martin Gamero about law evaders and bribery. Ralph Wheelwright, a former Los Angeles Examiner reporter, pushes to raise a housemaid’s pay and ends up exposing a Mexican office office building scam. The account shifts to an anecdote about inspecting public housing, noting privacy concerns and a worker guiding the narrator through a model flat, ending with a portrait of a hands-on laborer.
A TV review praises the NBC season opener as intelligent and stimulating, featuring a five man outpost platoon with flawed leaders and a wartime moral clash. It notes Sam's friend Mike dies, a will contest looms, and the review commends Roger Hirgon's angle on courage versus shame. Also mentions Joey Bishop’s return and a look at his new living situation and rent.
Titusville residents reported unidentified flying objects seen at night by 14 year old Bobbie Beightol of Pleasantville. He noted multiple illuminated lights in southeast, south, and north sky positions around 8 30 and about 45 minutes later. The objects paused then moved randomly and did not appear to be airplanes.
Wild turkeys are returning to eastern Crawford County after years absent since the turn of the century. District game protector William E. Lee reports sightings and turkey fights across all nine townships. Since October 1956 the Pennsylvania Game Commission released 232 birds in several steps, with 30 percent kill rate in subsequent years, while the birds reproduce well.
Fragmentary text from The Corry Journal shows names and phrases related to publishing, press reuse, and republication notes. The legible content references Philadelphia commerce and a general issue along with several garbled terms and potential editor notes.
In Washington for World Bank talks, bankers warn against assuming Western Europe and Japan have entered a new era of rapid growth. Federal Reserve official Deming notes that the United States still leads in industrial growth over the last decades, with Canada close behind and questions remaining about the Common Market sustaining momentum.
Security forces in northeast Argentina report a failed plot to seize Misiones near Paraguay. Four men were arrested as alleged communists and followers of exiled leader Juan Peron conspired to topple President Jose Maria Guido by taking control of the province.
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