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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1965
Page
4
A reader urges restraint in commemorations of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombing. The piece argues the war’s violence was mutual, cites Pearl Harbor as prior aggression, notes both nations suffered and warns against renewed hostilities with calls to focus on peace rather than blame.
August 9 1945 report cites Hirohima blast and Soviet declaration of war as decisive pressures. Guam dispatch notes Japanese capitulation terms imminent. local merchants plan postwar closures and a benefit ball for fallen sailor Sam Bare ssi. Rotary clubs tout golf triumphs and Scout activities amid global war news.
Four telephone poles stood between the Carry Merchants and the nearby street, shaping the short distance that defined the village's storefront line. The scene captures a simple, tangible barrier in daily commerce and travel.
The piece surveys a five year assault on the Supreme Court led by right wing groups and Dirksen opponents of one man one vote. It notes liberal senators backing the court, Harris Scott from Pennsylvania warning of anti court forces, and linked figures like Hugh Scott and Stuart Helm amid broader political tensions. It also covers Chicago school protests, Adam Clayton Powell hearings, Viet Cong captured documents, and Soviet patent sales efforts.
A 12 year old from Woodland Hills, California, Robert B. Logan, won the derby before 60,000 spectators. Pennsylvania entrants Alan Wagner of Levittown and Jonathan Mark Leska of McKeesport finished high in final judging as scholarship winners amid the national Derby race atmosphere.
Jim Bishop reflects on Winston Churchill as a great statesman and artist, noting a 1925 forgotten article "A Second Choice." The piece traces Churchill’s inner speculation about living life anew, the limits of knowledge, and the paradox of starting over with current wisdom, ending with praise for Churchill as a writer.
A will drawn in a person’s own handwriting is legal but not recommended. The decedent, not being an attorney, may be unaware of legal implications. It is strongly advised to consult an attorney to properly draft a will.
Hal Boyle recalls Robin, a Cheyenne East student, moving from junior to varsity cheerleader amid mounting costs for multiple uniforms. The saga spans three years of evolving outfits for football and basketball use, plus travel gear, with fans and parents juggling early morning practices and transportation duties.
Two young sisters Danette 26 months and Tammy 15 months suffered severe burns in a Ridgway house fire yesterday Their parents Mr and Mrs Richard Meredith reported the children ailed by fire damage at Elk County General Hospital The home was heavily damaged and investigators seek the cause of the blaze in the dark porch area where the children were found by their mother who carried them to safety.
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