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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1964
Page
4
The column argues Goldwater could enter history as likely to be misunderstood. It notes claims that he opposes federal civil rights measures while citing his background actions in Arizona. It lists NAACP membership, integrated hiring, 1946 Guard integration efforts, and desegregation steps in Phoenix.
World War II report from Pearl Harbor notes the last Nipponese garrison on Guam under pressure, with enemy dead count surpassing 10,000. Other dispatches describe Hitler’s Atlantic Wall withdrawal in France, rationing shifts by the Office of Price Administration, and local Corry, Pennsylvania, military and police changes. Lieutenant Robert E. Galbreath, a Corry native, returned home after earning his commission in Guadalcanal. The Corry State Police substation to close September 1, and school athletics plans gain momentum with new coaches. Bud Seamen and Johnston power a 14-8 softball win at Aero Field.
Emery Hotel in Bradford has been converted into a dormitory for the University of Pittsburgh Bradford unit. The building will house about 200 students for the fall term starting in September. Transients will be accommodated in two remaining hotels and local motels. A new Holiday Inn is planned for later construction.
The narrative follows Lenin and his wife Krupskaya aboard a sealed train out of Russia via Germany in 1917. Russian émigrés face suspicion as German diplomats allegedly arrange transit, with Lenin drafting manifestos and managing logistics while fearing discovery. The journey includes stops in Karlsruhe Frankfurt Berlin Sassnitz and transfer to Sweden ending in Stockholm.
Washington reports Kennedy aides say Robert F Kennedy decided not to run for the U S Senate in New York despite strong backing. Democratic rivals press Kennedy and Johnson aides note Kennedy’s popularity among Catholic Jewish and Black voters could boost a bid. The piece also covers Rusk Stevenson and global tensions with China and the Soviet Union.
Warren Borough Council meets to consider final passage of a dog control ordinance. The first reading drew a stormy session before a 9 to 2 vote. Some members questioned enforceability and police burden while others urged owner responsibility. The rule requires dogs to stay on their owner's property unless leashed with the owner present. Penalties include up to a 450 dollar fine or 10 days in jail plus costs for reclaiming any seized dog.
Harrisburg based report notes 23 state institutions produced 42 million dollars worth of food last year. Secretary Aslin M. Adams of public welfare states farming helps men regain dignity and self sufficiency through productive work.
The YMCA calendar lists daily activities from Monday to Saturday with basketball games, swim sessions, camps, dances, and classes. Highlights include Bullets vs Knicks basketball Monday at 7 pm, Royals vs Knicks Thursday at 7 pm, and Bullets vs Celtics Saturday at 1 pm, plus extensive swim, youth, and adult programs across mornings and evenings.
The Corry Journal informs advertisers of mail class rates and display deadlines. Annual rates are 1900 dollars with 11 dollars per year for advance, and carrier, single copies eight cents. Display ad deadline is 9 a.m. for the previous publication date.
A reported shift to computer driven stock control reduces order processing times from days to minutes. Executives seek conservative inventory growth while computer networks link plants and outlets, enabling faster customer service and leaner warehousing.
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