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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1964
Page
4
The column forecasts a strange November election with Republicans backing Johnson and Democrats backing Goldwater. It argues Goldwater may attract civil rights protest votes in the South while moderates lean Johnson, and notes potential shifts among Negro voters and dissidents. It cautions no president can swing far left or right and doubts a nuclear crisis or world break.
News from August 3 1945 reports fighting within three miles of the East Prussian border as the Soviet offensive pushes toward German soil. In France, Cpl Russell Davis of Stansburg was killed in action in July, per a War Department telegram to his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Davis. Local guidance notes exempt bona fide farmers from lumber restrictions but limit 1385 enforcements may pause home projects. Acro Supply softball: 500 team beats Dayton Department 14-12. 250 team defeats Inspection Department 13-1. A gathering near Railroad Street honored Mrs Harald Shelton as Mrs John Potocki hosted friends. Lt Gov Houghton reported in France with American forces engaged in the current offensive.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and publishing details with references to Associated Press rights. It mentions multiple offices and mail rates, including subscription prices and carrier delivery, reflecting a historical newspaper masthead and billing notices.
A Washington tussle pits chain store interests against consumer advocates over selecting a director and staff for a national inquiry into high grocery prices. Key figures include George L. Mehren, Willard Mueller, Sen. Gale McGee, and Marvin Jones, with House debate touching on staff appointments and potential external candidates. The White House is expected to appoint the probe staff amid this tug of war.
Five die in a three vehicle wreck on U S Highway 89 near Paris Idaho Saturday. Benjamin Lands of Philadelphia and two Turtle Creek residents were killed along with a Wisconsin couple in another car. Two others were critically injured.
A stream of science trivia spans biology astronomy and geography. Notable items include Paramecium reproduction, eels with babies off Bermuda, Vanguard 1 still circling the Earth, the Marianas Trench depth, and Pluto’s 1930 discovery. The note ends with a tongue in cheek claim that trivia could spark arguments at home.
Titusville police received a report of a horse being operated in a reckless manner on East Spring Street. Officers found several men with the horse and warned them to move it from town, noting a repeat offense could yield a reckless driving citation.
A collection of short odds and ends from Hal Boyle's American column, touching costs of early voyages and modern insurance, views on aging perceptions, quirky global trivia, quotes, jokes, and notes on geography and culture. It includes facts about Columbus, transatlantic flights, ocean wealth, and humorous observations from around the world.
A lower property owner seeking a parallel driveway must consider erosion and lateral support. Generally surface water is a common enemy, allowing neighbors to defend against it, but if the upper land loses lateral support due to the driveway, the builder could be liable for damages or required to restore support.
Bernard Sparrow of St. Louis suffered first and second degree burns over the upper body when a Hammermill Paper Co well drilling rig ignited after hitting gas at 6% feet during drilling at a mill deep well in Warren. Fire crews from four companies spent two hours controlling the blaze on the Walter W. Willis Co. rig. The incident occurred while drilling one of four wells to address the company’s industrial waste problem. the first well is complete.
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