Opinion letter accusing Johnson and Supreme Court of neglecting dangers
The writer derides the President and justices for upholding the idea of clear and present danger in cases involving H. Rap Brown and Stokely Carmichael. They warn of future violence, urge protection of property and lives, and imply the option of arming themselves though calling it illegal. The tone is urgent and confrontational, citing fear and dissatisfaction with civil rights actions.
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H. Rap Brown
Stokeley Carmichael
Corry city answers questions on tree removals and delays
A city official explains policy on removing fallen trees from the street right of way and notes private property owners must dispose of trees on private land. He also outlines progress on demolitions, condemnation steps, and emergency response protocols at night.
Local Post Office Mail Matter Seeks Second Class Entry
Fragmentary notice from the Cory Evening Journal concerns a local mail matter at the Cory Pennsylvania post office. It references rates by year and carrier, with unclear earlier text and no definitive outcome.
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Biter
Fost
Cory
A Nation of Thieves Warns of Shoplifting Tide
Paul Harvey argues shoplifting surges drive up prices as celebrities and workers alike face arrest. He cites losses from retailers adopting self service and notes surveys showing 25 25 50 percent honesty distribution. He cites tactics like mirror surveillance and electronic tags amid rising global losses.
Aging locals boast feats and community updates
East South street's 89 year old Ross Mead still climbs to paint his roof while Lestie Kelly, recently retired from police service, stays active as a crossing guard. Robert Mulvin becomes CAHS principal and remains a wrestling ref. Tiffany Keppel-Osborne attends a PSBA workshop in Harrisburg as regional delegate. A Long Point Canada to Erie water skier crosses 35 miles. A teenage girl assault case in Union City darkens local news alongside flood plan funding shifts and praise for a Russian visit witness. SFC Andrew Jackson notes a recruit’s basic training at Fort Dix while Airman Gary Southworth serves at Phan Rang Vietnam.
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Ross Mead
East South Street
South Street
Lestie Kelly
East South
Corry Area High School
Industrial Arts Tetcher
Robert Mulvin
Valley Grove High School
Bob
CAHS
Keppel Tiffany
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSBA
Long Point
Canada
Presque Isle Park Peninsula
Erie
Andrew Anderson
South Center Street
Union City
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Hare Creek
Bear Creek
Dodd Farms
Beau Geste Lise
Penn State University
SFC
Andrew Jackson
U. S. Army
Corry
Area
Pacific Air Forces
Pacific
Bar
East
Southeast
Asia
Corry Area
Erie Business College
Corry Mayors Parade Plans Amid Local Developments
The August 5 1947 item notes a large postwar parade expected in Corry starting at 7 pm with divisions marching from Fairhaven North Center street Columbus avenue and Raymond avenue. It mentions hospital plan rejections due to rising costs and rapid paving progress on West Wayne street.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Hospital Service Association of Pittsburgh
Board of
Blue Cross
Fairhaven
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Raymond Avenue
Corry
West Wayne Street
West Washington
Mound Streets
Jacksonville Boys Brags Band Delights Chautauqua Crowd
Members of the Jacksonville Boys Brags Band provided entertainment at the Chautauqua program, pleasing hundreds of Cor Ty music lovers with a strong performance. Essex street work by the city street department improved drainage and overall condition, lauded as among the best in years.
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Jacksonville
Essex Street
Today in History events through the years and dates
On this date in 1858 the first transatlantic cable was completed and in 1861 the U.S. government levied its first income tax. Other notes include Wild Bill Hickock’s death in 1876 and the Statue of Liberty cornerstone laid in 1824. Ten years ago Britain ceded Malaya, five years ago the U S noted a high altitude nuclear test.
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U.S
Wild Bill" Hickock
New York Harbor
Ecuador
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Anso
Soviet Arctic
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Ross Bass
U.S. Senate
Hal Boyle's Americana Reflections on Simpler Times
Hal Boyle recalls a bygone era marked by distracted driving fears, folk heroes who defied stereotypes, college football for fun, radical views, flirtatious theater fans, mah jong habits, fashion shifts, limited workweek optimism, costly long distance calls, safe streets for dogs, nightwear trends, sneaker absence for elderly ladies, early tobacco habits, self made business leaders wary of college education, friendly greetings with strangers, and a nostalgic look back at the past.
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Norman Thomas
U.S
Your Mel Hopeful News In Medicine
Legislation against kissing seems unlikely but hospitals push infection prevention by limiting visits and kisses. Dr James T Hicks notes kissing can spoil infection control. Milk remains ideal for all ages though iron-rich foods are needed when milk intake rises. Dr Patricia A O Connor warns iron deficiency risk in infants from high milk intake. A portable blood pressure monitor from Dr Lennart Levi aids stress studies. Your health columns urge thorough questions and clear notes to improve doctor communication.
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James T. Hicks
Oak Park Hospital
Ilinois
Patricia A. O'Connor
University of Michigan Medical Center
O'Connor
Lennart Levi
Karoliska Institute
Stockholm
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