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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1962

Page

4

Local school ranking critique over merit semifinalist lists

Editorial questions the lack of Corry Area High School names on the National Merit semifinalist list and argues that school quality cannot be judged by such counts. It cites population, community support, school type, and wealth as factors and urges educators to improve facilities and opportunities.

National Merit Scholarship Corporation NMSC Corry Area MMBC Gride Warriors Harborcreek High School Loveland Corry High Curtis Corry Fate Amacy Tony Pete Cyzinockiweies

Two Physicians Lose Licenses In Regents Ruling

In Albany a judge dismissed suits by Dr Andrew W. Lappas of Brooklyn and Dr Andres Amy of Jamaica challenging the Board of Regents action to revoke licenses. Twenty four physicians statewide were cited earlier after licensing marks were raised to passing.

Albany Lordly Board of Regents Andrew W. Lappas Brooklyn Andres Amy, Bass Jamaica Tappas Aptypass Greece

Punished Went om Bier Con Fes

The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details and staff roles mixed with garbled OCR text. It includes names like George A. Anton and mentions production, advertising, and pressroom terms, along with pricing and postal classification.

THE Corry Evening Journal

Sokolsky critiques postwar U S policy toward neutrals and allies

George Sokolsky argues American foreign policy since World War II favors neutrals over allies, blaming a universalist creed. He cites decolonization outcomes, the rise of Afro Asian nations, the Common Market, and racial tensions at home as factors shaping a failing strategy. He warns that U S stance risks alienating Britain France Holland and African allies while emboldening Soviet influence.

Soviet Russia Germany Japan Great Britain France Holland Asia Europe Caribbean

Victory drives Red Army forward near Volga

Soviet forces breached German lines near Stalingrad crushing 32 counterattacks in 48 hours as Moscow reports advancing ground near the Volga city. In Washington, gasoline rationing ordered nationwide by William M. Jeffers. West Pennsylvania warns of overpriced tires sold to motorists.

Moscow Adolf Hitler Stalintgrad Red Armos Volga Washington William M. Jeffers Pittsburgh Office of Price Administration Pennsylvania OPA

Hal Boyle Americana: anecdotes from a weary newspaperman

A jumbled collection of quotes from a New York AP column by Hal Boyle. The pieces humorously reveal reporters’ frustrations with censorship, gossip, and intrusive questions as they navigate busy newsroom life and public expectations.

NEW York Hearine

Waitsburg High Plans First Homecoming

Waitsburg High schedules its first annual homecoming in October with a parade at 1 p.m. and a dance in the gym until midnight. Joseph Black presides as alumni notices. committees include Hartshorn, Hakel, Chesley, Perkins, and Brannon with PTA ticket distribution and involvement from the Wattsburg area schools and Boy Scouts.

Wauedance High School Howard Hartshorn Boodwill Billie Haney Thelma Lopes Ralph Perkins Frank Hakel Bill Young Ronald Chesley Dane John Brdntion Joseph Black Hakel Hartshorn Joseph Charles Richard Bendis Bill DeSanti Yckers Ernest Simpson Brannon Queen Catherine Comstock Frances Church Ruth Kennerth PTA Wattsburg Steone Gréentiot Wattsburg Boy Scouts Lmm Wattsbure High School

Diplomatic Warning Amid Berlin Tensions

The article reports NATO Secretary-General Dirk Jensen warning Russians that any move against West Berlin would trigger a series of Western countermeasures tied to postwar declarations and U.S. policy from Roosevelt to Truman.

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Banter and domestic chaos in a crowded city block

Jim Bishop reports a lively chat between MABEL and ALICE. They discuss a noisy bowling incident, daily chores, a Luna coming out brunch, and a misread book title while sharing petty grievances about husbands and neighbors.

Mabel Luna Alice

Minot North Dakota builds new missile site a 19 5 million complex

Central North Dakota towns welcome an Air Force Minuteman missile complex as Boeing funds 250 000 monthly local purchases. The project creates 4 500 civilian and military jobs with 2 700 000 monthly payrolls and 585 000 per silo plus 670 000 for launch centers, drawing wide local reaction. SATAP runs public relations events led by Gen Thomas Jeffrey to ease concerns.

Richard J. Palmer Minot North Dakota Air Force Jess Richard Kostenko Max, N.D Kostenko Boeing Co Minot Air Force Base Strate Sic Air Comand North SATAP Gol. Thoms Jeffrey Spokane Wash

Penn a County Chosen For Disease Study

The U S Public Health Service will conduct a county wide survey of communicable diseases in Penn a County. Federal and state workers will study reports from 10 general practitioners and local hospitals from November 192 to December 1963. The survey will include 7 percent of residents and examine animals and humans as disease carriers.

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