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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1964
Page
4
An editorial urges that the driver of a vehicle that killed a Corry man this week should come forward. Police seek any lead to identify the driver or the car, with authorities asking nearby residents to help and stressing that the public may hold crucial information.
New York City hosted 800 conventions last year attracting about 250 million in spending. Cities race to build halls, housing, and services to lure delegates with hotels, restaurants, transport, and entertainment driving regional revenue gains.
David F. Thoryton, 28, of Ashtabula, pleads guilty to burning another’s property during a strike incident last year. He faces sentencing by Judge Ro land Posttys. The case links to broader vandalism activity during the labor dispute.
Washington column details Lyndon Johnson directing careful, leak-free diplomacy with Khrushchev over gradual cuts in nuclear production and the U S push for disarmament. It notes Johnson’s behind the scenes strategy, initial Geneva discussions, and cautious messaging to avoid destabilizing negotiations while seeking peaceful steps.
The Frontier Hotel in Drayosburg was destroyed by a early day fire. A fire department spokesman said some occupants were inside the three story brick building but escaped unharmed. No injuries were reported.
Publisher George R Sample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Allan Hasbrouck Advertising Manager John McLaughlin Pressroom Foreman G T Bergman National advertising rep Bottinelli Kimball Inc New York Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia locations AP exclusive rights note.
The passage discusses how presidents and politicians craft public images behind granite expressions or cold facades. It notes Kennedy's youthful charm requiring a serious image, Nixon's innocent persona, and Roosevelt, Hoover, and Coolidge hiding fear or duty. It reflects on editors, writers, and the public craving likable images, even if inauthentic.
Reports describe American units seizing two key New Guinea strongholds and preparing for counter attacks as Japanese forces resist. In Europe, Allied air power targets Friederichshafen Munich and Romanian targets in what may be the war’s largest coordinated assault to date. Local incidents include a motorcycle crash near Spring Creek injuring several, a trolley collision aftermath, and deaths of Eveline Sample and Mrs. Margaret Costello.
The in Morning fire at the corner of Spring and Brook streets damaged W. M. Raymond's residence by about 300 dollars. A Kiwanis Club dinner dance for Corry Rotary Club and their ladies at the State Armory drew about 170 attendees.
A tractor trailer struck the rear of a halted rig on the Pennsylvania Turnpike early today. Joseph Sager, 50, of Harrisburg was killed instantly. The other driver Silas H. Francis, 28, of Marietta Ohio, was not hurt as he slept in his cab.
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