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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion Pennsylvania's Suelm Selly argues that atheists may not block prayer or Bible reading in schools. He drafting a constitutional amendment to make school participation voluntary, defending the majority's rights and warning against secular erosion of heritage and faith.
A question asks if a boy living with his parents may refuse parental instructions while earning his own living. The answer suggests that a son living at home owes his parents respect regardless of independence.
The article discusses emancipation of a child from parental authority. It argues the youth must feel emancipation and that parental actions influence this. It notes earning a living can support emancipation and suggests the son should choose between parental guidance or living independently.
Fragmented OCR lists publisher staff and pricing notes for the Corry Evening Journal. It references editors, rates, and distribution terms, with no clear news event or person to report.
A fragmentary memoir-style piece recounts a South Atlantic worker’s unreliable labor habits and evasive excuses. It contrasts a few productive and a string of indolent workers, ending with a ironic vignette about postwar job market frustrations in Hallandale Florida and New York life.
Reported Allied air losses exceed 3,000 planes with the HAF losing 14 in an overnight assault. Washington says Allied forces advance northwest of the besieged Luda state as casualties mount. Secretary Stimson lists total U S Army Navy casualties and missing from Pearl Harbor Tah. Navy Marines Coast Guard totals rise. A police official notes juvenile delinquency and shoplifting spikes. Corry High School choir receives invitations to Allegheny College and servicemen programs. Corry War Price and Ration Board chief clerk resigns amid staff changes. Local social notes mention a dinner, a wedding, and high school baseball drills for 30 candidates under Coach Storer.
A scrambled clipping lists Hal Boyle items and Americana quirks, quoting Will Durant and Arnold H Glason. It notes doctors finding anticoagulants reduce clots while exterminators use them for rodent control, and caps with a safety slogan and Alaska talkativeness claims.
Drew Pearson recalls the Cleveland congressman Michael Feighan, his libel suit against Martin Sweeney, and Feighan's numerous overseas junkets billed to taxpayers. The column notes accusations of偏 communism, immigration focus, and a 1962 bid to fund immigration policy reviews amid criticism of travel for research.
The piece recounts a partisan clash in Congress over a $160,000 immigration inquiry led by Feighan. A 69 to 69 tie vote and a 74 to 74 division halted the non roll call, with Democrats largely opposing Feighan while Ronald Moll challenges him in Cleveland.
Two Brie women killed when a high speed mail train struck their car near Stanly. Carolyn Cage 27 and her mother in law Antoinette Cage 54 died in the crash. Coroner says deaths will likely be ruled accidental.
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