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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1965

Page

9

Tokez TS Cur Stands and Funeral Reflections

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a funeral and family extend to kin. Mentions Gilliland and Nazaree, and a public notice of a 1965 period with medical and burial terms. Details are unclear but center on family obituary context and legal/public records.

Tokez Sofar Arthur Auctioner Itse Martin Gilliland Anzlemar

Soviets Call U S 25th Division a merciless invader

Soviet Red Star denounces the U S Army 25th Infantry Division as an "obedient mercen t s" with a history of killings in Korea Japan and Thailand. The piece baselessly accuses the division of atrocity in Korea and elsewhere while hinting at future anti American campaigns.

Washington U.S 25Th Redar Hawaii Europe Red Star Siberia Pentagon

Court Decisions Hamper Work of Mousering Granks

Philadelphia AP. David F. Maxwell, president of the Philadelphia Crime Commission, says Supreme Court rulings hinder police work by restraining searches and the right to counsel. He notes cases affect evidence admissibility and confessions, while stressing the need to follow law. Also mentions Kentucky vacation-farm idea for farmers as an income source.

Philadelphia David F. Maxwell Philadelphia Crime Commission U. S. Supreme Court Maxwell Law Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Frankfort Edward T. Breathitt Kentucky

Beebe urges papers to root out corruption and crime

George Beebe, president of the Associated Press Managing Editors Association, urged newspapers to act as crime fighters and root out corruption in law enforcement. He criticized lenient judges and clever lawyers, calling for a stronger federal stance against racketeers as AP editors convene in Buffalo with over 500 leaders attending.

Buffalo George Beebe Associated Press Managing Editors Association Beebe Miami Herald Johnson Aolan B. Johnson APME

Rain Lifts Late Crops Across Pennsylvania

Rain from last week boosts late crop prospects in Pennsylvania. Pastures recover with better weather, hay crops are growing well, corn for grain is developed enough to resist frost, and apples are of good size per the state Crop Reporting Service.

Penn Harrisburg Pennsylvania

Clymer Events Report On Church, Elections And Visits

The Abbe Reformed Church event, hospital aid, and election outcomes dominate. Leaders Dorothy Vroomauis and Minnie Legters hold roles. meetings include PTA with Thelma Heil presiding and a 1965 86 budget adoption. Guests from Minster and Erie attend, with Synodical plans for Women’s Society noted.

Abbe Reformed Childeen's Hospital Dorothy Vroomauis Huth Reusssery Minnie Legters Sane Meerdink Warhouis Chuletus Sane Fredices Minnie Ton Francns Mimewald Elsie Legters Matlie Beekerink Cornelius van Welden Minster Ind Gilbert Ton William Grayink Wind William Gray Syracuse N.Y and Mix Charles Howles Marry Duink City Lewis Duink Mark Thompson John Loomis Blackville N. Y Melvin Swellen Scott Wendy David Nellie Tenteps Abbey Reformed Church Gerteude Gravink Gail ‘Thompson Mark Sully Laneheun Harold Swanson Amestown Lawwrence Swanson Donna Swanson PTA Pan Thelma Heil Tunis Miersma Hu- Brown George Christensen Board of Ducation Trwin Bensiuk Rhea Rhebergen Howard Rhebergen Irwin Bensink Mack

Space Dentures Rise In Milky Way Quest

A planned giant radio telescope system dubbed space dentures will orbit the Milky Way edge, with 28 pourrid segments forged by Alea Products Tne. At Green Bank, the National Radio Astronomy Observatory aims to achieve precise rotation and structural accuracy to standardize future radiotelescope designs. The project seeks to detect radio waves from distant stars and galaxies, potentially probing as far back as five billion light years.

Outer Space Milky Way Alea Products Tne National Radio Astronomy Observatory Green Bank

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