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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1955
Page
4
A Pittsburgh Press commentary argues the Korean War bonus for about 400 000 veterans mirrors earlier World War II and World War I payouts. It contends the plan lacks funding, will raise taxes, and traps veterans in repaying more than their benefits over time.
A reader quiz asks seven questions on national and international topics. It covers Bernard Baruch, Yalta attendees, postal deficits under Truman, diabetes risk with weight, pearl cleaning frequency, Jose Ramon Guizedo’s country, and beer consumption by region.
Local residents filed applications at the Municipal Building for old age pensions with Erie Pension Bureau representatives on hand. Corry police and 25 others completed Red Cross first aid courses. certificates will be awarded tomorrow night. A new market set to open Saturday. mumps outbreaks reported with quarantines steady. About 600 attended six amateur bouts at State Armory. John Doyle beat Popeye Coons. Dr N T Gillette adds rooms to East Park Place offices. Corry Curb Market opening arrangements underway by William Shafter. Canadian officials note rising temperatures across the border. Fruits and vegetables prices and conditions vary.
Lenten meditation by Rev. R. R. Merriman centers on the Pilate question What shall I do with Jesus The message urges personal choice for or against Christ and obedience to His call A separate item reports a Johnstown crash that killed 19 year old James Maser and injured three others with victims listed from Johnstown Also noted is a statistic about the match industry producing 12 percent of billion books of matches annually
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