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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion a guide to campaign tactics, this piece critiques partisan rallying and muckraking while urging candidates to address voters across party lines. It imagines a candidate who speaks to the enemy’s supporters, seeking to persuade and swing votes rather than preaching to their own base.
A 1944 report summarizes Allied air raids on Nazi targets including Essen and rail yards near Paris, with U S bombers striking the Atlantic wall and Sixth Army advancing toward Hollandia. Soviet crews bombard Sevastopol while U S selective service figures hint draft calls will favor under 26s, and Montgomery Ward national operations continue. Local activities note YMCA high school event turnout, Concord PTA officers, and Corry Rotary and bowlers season wrap with new officers and awards.
Toronto poet E J Ned Pratt, known as Ned Pratt Al, who gained early fame in 1930 with his tale The Roosevelt and the Ane tinge, died yesterday. The piece notes his influence from Anenaughal era and his maritime themes shaping Canadian poetry.
The Corry Evening Journal announces publication details with staff roles including publisher Geffree K. Samus and city editor Wiltton Paton. Distribution and advertising offices are listed in New York and Philadelphia, with subscription rates noted for yearly and per-copy purchases.
Jim Bishop reports on a Miami Beach gathering hosted by Mitchell Wolfson where Godfrey shares tales of long life, a cancer battle, and a planned Africa big game hunt. He recalls LeMay friendship, Wilson fallout, and a dramatic elephant hunt that ended with a second decisive shot.
Dan Wolchik, lifelong Erie County resident and Edinboro College graduate, outlines a platform supporting teachers, job creation, and better Erie County infrastructure. He cites wartime service, business experience, union ties, and lobbying in Harrisburg, urging voters to write in his name in Slot 14.
A party scene features Louis Wolfson recalling Godfrey's plan to star in summer stock and the Ukulele Kid joking about performing Our Town. Arthur Godfrey jokes about routine lines as searchlights sweep Venus at ten thirty and leaves with a show of courage.
Fort LeBoeuf Joint School District merger wins unanimous support from 25 jointure directors led by Eugene G. Rudolph. Voters in Summit Waterford LeBoeuf townships and Waterford Mill Village borough decide Tuesday in a referendum. The plan creates a nine member board, replacing the current eight. Officials say the move promises efficiency and savings, with an immediate $21,000 annual boost in state appropriations.
Sir Beverly Baxter, 73, a Canadian born member of the British Commons and once editor of the London Daily Express, died yesterday in Haslemere England. The longtime political figure and columnist had influential roles in British public life.
Voters are urged to vote for Dan Wolchik by selecting the Senator heading in General Assembly, then paste a Dan Wolchik sticker at slot 14. Poll workers should call Hotel Danxstar TE 1230 after 2 30 pm for stickers and Write-In instruction sheets.
In Los Angeles Superior Court a couple with six children face divorce. The husband, earning 3250 a month, is urged by the wife to divorce to gain more on AD relief. Judge Pfaff questions and sends them to Conciliation Court. The piece argues public aid encourages divorce, endless subsidies, and votes, noting large increases in Aid to Needy Children payments and criticizing welfare programs as tax free rewards for nonworking. It calls for objections during election year.
Belle Baruch, a noted sportswoman and charity worker and daughter of Bernard Baruch, died Saturday in New York at age 65. Her life bridged athletics philanthropy and high society, with ongoing involvement in charitable causes and sport.
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