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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1965
Page
4
A Philadelphia judge argues welfare must curb freeloading and push work. She calls for dormitory care, literacy prerequisites for relief, and stronger welfare reforms. The piece notes rising welfare costs, overworked case workers, and illiteracy among beneficiaries, urging job placement and vocational training to lift families off relief.
In New York AP report labor seeks larger share of rising profits and protection for jobs amid a 50 month upswing. Steel workers push for higher wages and shorter weeks while steel firms warn of cost limits. Potential price rises could ripple through manufacturing and transport, affecting consumer costs and economic stability.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles including publisher George 31 Simpl a general managers and editors. A note mentions pressroom foreman G Beneet Seas Weightman Building Philadelphia and the post office on Cory as the second chief. The item notes a price of five cents per copy and a weekly rate of filly dena per week.
Washington scene reviews Joe Valachi memoirs on Cosa Nostra operations. Valachi, jailed, describes boss dynamics, the Apalachin meeting, and how labor unions intersect mafia enterprise. He recalls Genovese, the honor code, and personal moments in Atlanta jail. Includes Okinawa war notes and Corry hometown items.
State and city officers raided the Ross Barber Shop in Dunkirk New York at 3 30 PM arresting proprietor Ross Russo on gambling charges. The third raid in six months directed by State Police from Fredonia barracks targeted the city.
Amos E. Kunderd, a world renowned gladioli developer, died yesterday in Goshen at age 98. He led breeding programs and cultivated striking hybrids that influenced horticulture globally. His work spanned decades and earned international recognition in flower research and cultivation.
Miss Cecilia Sullivan declines appointment as community nurse offered by the Recreation Board after the Monday meeting. She refuses to accept the position under a condition that her work be linked with Corry Hospital. An advertisement promotes a lime stone two story structure with pillars for travelers.
In a Miami Beach drive with Jim Bishop, Maurice Chevalier speaks of aging, love, and a life of romance. He recalls Mistinguette, his Paris years, and the heartbreak of marriage, while revealing plans to write an autobiography and visit Paris. He cherishes memories of departed loves and the children he adores.
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