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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1965
Page
4
A local survey of motorcycle and sports car dealers finds no evidence that their vehicles carry licenses for hooligan conduct. The piece urges strict enforcement, urges vigilance, and warns that reckless riders and drivers risk death or injury, potentially affecting readers personally.
August 13 1945 reports from the Pacific theater note Allied terms to Japan and possible atomic bomb use. Tokyo radio and Swiss mediation declare no final word yet as local crowds react to false surrender rumors. Other items: weddings and local sports as Corry area news update.
An opinion piece by Jim Bishop reflecting on police duty and public safety. It argues officers face new fear, civilian pressure, and morale problems while urging education and measured discipline, restoring corporal punishment in schools, and empowering police with sticks to reduce gun use. Pittsburgh note: NLRB holds no jurisdiction in Teamsters Local 412 case at Waterford Park race track.
The Corry Evening Journal presents its masthead details including staff positions and advertising contacts. It notes Associated Press rights for local news and lists subscription rates and mail delivery terms for Corry and surrounding regions.
A republication of letters to Drew Pearson includes Hugh Scott’s defense of an amendment stance and concerns about a constitutional convention. The page also reports local social news from Sparta and Tonawanda, with event notices, church activities, scouting events, and community gatherings involving residents and families.
Adj Gen Thomas R White Jr and Pennsylvania National Guard headquarters staff fly to Oregon for an inspection visit with trainees at Camp Riley. The 3rd Automatic Weapons Battalion 213th Artillery units train there through August 22.
Ruth Wilson of Nottingham, PI, was named international queen at the International Flying Farmers convention in Omaha Nebraska. The event highlighted the festive opening as delegates gathered for the aviation farming group's annual gathering.
Sheriff Don Allen and Deputy Richard Hegerty found a 20 gallon crock at Theodore J. Madigan's farm in Clarendon. Madigan, 28, denied involvement as officers prepared to bottle the brew. he fled and remained at large. Charges include illegal liquor production and corruption of minors. evidence cited is a fruit jar with strong smelling sediment.
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