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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1963
Page
4
A Washington columnist laments ongoing government ventures while noting the House Appropriations Committee cut the Post Office budget and raised parcel post rates. He warns of disrupted mail service, no Saturday delivery, and possible abolition of parcel post, arguing losses persist despite rate hikes.
In a 20 years ago dispatch, Allied advances continued toward Mateur near Bizerte with gains in four Tunisian battle sectors. The Board of Economic Warfare depicted German looting in occupied Europe as unmatched in magnitude and ruthlessness. London reported major RAF attacks on the German inland port Duishure as among the heaviest raids on the Reich. Hallmark Laboratories rented the Van Vleet garages building for a new industrial research lab. An accident report noted Tiny Swanson, 93, killed when hit by a wagon, with bystander actions.
Paul Harvey warns that a large computer system is being installed in Washington to rapidly summarize a politician’s public statements on oil. The tool, already used by the Pentagon, pre-digests vast data to deliver exact facts, but risks bias if fed information shape outputs and could unduly influence foreign policy decisions.
Fragmented notes describe Elks Club floor show follow ups at the Maennechor in Erie and the Elks Lodge in Meadville with performers invited to repeat routines if records can be replaced after a fatal incident. Pennsylvania State University experts explore maple product ideas for Thompson Maple Products Co. and a preschool enrollment plan is considered for the city schools. An Erie County Court case splits wills, GLF and GLE tax status debates surface, and local politics include Jack Dailey for district attorney.
A fragment from the Corry Evening Journal lists advertising staff titles and building names in Philadelphia, with pricing details for mail subscriptions and single copies. The text is garbled with errors but centers on publication branding and basic rate information.
The Corry Journal reports on a new division post in Dunbar West Virginia and a nearby bank building envy. It notes Warren school system vacancies with starting salaries around 4200 dollars, salary cuts misreported, a dean's list honor for Gary Essenson, Keystone service station change of ownership, near-miss plane sightings on Route 77, and a fragmentary obituary clue for Amarndames W Miller. Also mentions alumni invitations from Corry High Class of 1923, remarks on city beautification plans, a governor’s tax strategy, and Kenyon College degrees held by W C Seitz.
In U S copyright law a creator holds rights to protect original works from unauthorized copying or reproduction. Infringement occurs when a substantial copy is shown. mere similarity is not enough. Fair use may defend nonconsensual use in proper cases. Paul Harvey named Man of the Year by Radio Television Daily.
James Z. Sabin produced a color film on Pennsylvania wildlife drawing on local fields and streams. Sponsored by Spartansburg Sportsmen's Club the showing aims to raise funds to blacktop school grounds for tennis courts and outdoor basketball. The first Northwestern Pennsylvania showing occurred in Erie earlier this month with a May 1 screening at 8 o'clock in the Spartansburg school gym.
Three men were arrested after police and federal agents raided an old house on the far East Side. They confiscated 500 gallons of moonshine mash and equipment. A 500-gallon still was found in the basement with drums storing the mash.
Thursday sale prices list Good and choice hogs 14 to 15 Hows Li to 13 beef cows 12 to 1 beef Deifers 11 to 20 bulls 18 to 20 veal calves 27 to ay heavy and medium calves 18 to 26 lambs 1H to 20
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