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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion Rep. Francis Worley proposes repealing the broad tax anything law, arguing it causes double taxation by local governments and school districts. He notes the law invites extensive taxation and urges public opposition to future efforts to expand taxing power.
Americana Hal Boyle jokes that a carefree backyard holiday beats travel. Lying in a hammock, reading light fiction, eating well, and avoiding hotel costs tops the list. Suggestions include visiting local gas works, Civil War monuments, and building a bird house, all without leaving home.
Floyd Gassoway, an ambitious loner, seeks to be different and a Great success in life by leaving his old life behind. In The Beat Cellar he explains his theory of being atypical while chatting with a Spanish waitress and others. The scene blends bohemian bravado with fading jobs, smoky rooms, and fragile ambitions.
Drew Pearson argues Lyndon B. Johnson may appoint judges who undermine the Great Society, contrasting Roosevelt era picks like Hugo Black and William Douglas. He notes potential nominees Roger Robb and Edward Curran, discusses political ties with Eastland and Meany, and cites Curran’s DC court path and race/religion balance efforts.
A brief piece contrasts spoken word with printed text, noting how speech fades while printed material endures, offering a reflection on permanence and communication across mediums.
Grounded in a garbled staff list for Corry Pennsylvania publication room. Names appear for general manager advertising managers production roles and associations in Philadelphia offices with printing and mailing notes.
Washington reports the government may seize wheat held by mills and elevators to supply famine relief abroad. Donald Brigham and Alfred Ploss head to New York to meet war brides arriving Saturday. An auction at Central Garage will sell garage equipment and supplies on Monday. Burik and Sayko brothers take over the Columbus saw mill. Local residents Mr and Mrs Barnes plan to reside again at 26 West Church. John Weis relocates to 262 Franklin. Barnes retires after 43 years with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Several couples attend the Dairymen's League sub district No. 17 B meeting at Townville.
The Corry Kiwanis Club teams with T M Palmer Erie Railroad ag agent and R H Engle Erie County farm agent to stage a potato growing contest in the Corry trading area this season. M E Drake of the Kiwanis Club is named contest chairman. Elmer M Love dies at Corry Hospital after a lengthy illness and recent operation.
Information on divorce records is in the Prothonotary’s Office of the county where the action began. Notes of testimony and related papers are public records available for in person examination by interested parties. Some information may be obtained by mail, but public records will not be mailed to requesters.
Historical notes mark April 27 with births of Samuel Morse and Ulysses S Grant and Marshall’s Army role in 1939. Mentions include boxing champion Rocky Marciano retirement and Johnson steel contract milestone. Local items recount a surprise party for the Kepler couple and Phyllis Lindsley breaking her leg.
Dr Coleman's health column answers readers questions on ether use for tonsil surgery, halothane as a modern alternative, and associated recovery benefits. Additional items cover pathological fractures, iron deficiency anemia, goiter belts, and safe bicycle use after dark with reflectors.
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