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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1966
Page
2
A local editorial defends thorough civic coverage despite criticism that the press airs personalities and inequities. It argues a newspaper must report all public life, attend many meetings, and reveal actions, expenditures, and votes to keep the community informed, even when results are not pretty.
AP reports mid 1938 third quarter shows recovery signs with wage growth, rising consumer spending, and stronger auto output. Detroit indicates September production records. military spending and employment gains reduce jobless drag while housing remains weak. Government outlays advance, defense spending likely to rise. inventory aligns with sales amid improving prospects.
In West End Grand Bahama Island Lou Garcelon runs a demanding marina serving British, Bahamian, and American boat owners. He coordinates repairs, launches, and provisioning while balancing needs of Ernest Blank, local captains, and native crews who read the sea and bait like no other, ensuring profit and smooth service.
As Labor Day nears, Congress faces a rush to adjourn amid election campaigns, with wage demands, rising prices, and skilled labor shortages clouding the business forecast. The boom’s 6%4year mark hints at renewed momentum in dollar terms as spending climbs despite high interest.
Drew Pearson reports on the closed doors Senate Rules Committee vote over President Johnsons reform bill. The piece highlights conflicts of interest issues involving Sen Jordan and Sen Cannon, notes on textile ties, and other senators who backed or blocked disclosure while the Bobby Baker probe and Dodd section debate influence public scrutiny.
Yesterday's Memories recount events from August 15 and 16 in Corry. World War II victory anniversary observed with prayer and resolve as President Truman called for dedication. Local news include school district block grading plans, Keystone Cafe sale, new headquarters for Erie Area 9 coordinator, and Rotary Club meeting with plans to raffle a 1946 Ford for Corry Hospital.
A husband and wife own real estate in both names. If the wife dies and the husband remarries, the second wife has no title but holds an inchoate right in the husband’s estate. If the husband dies with two children, she and each child inherit a third. with one child, she and the child share equally. If she survives the husband, she gains an interest via his estate regardless of his will.
Dr Coleman answers reader questions on vitamin use across seasons, fontanelles in infants, and fainting versus shock. A balanced diet suffices for most, with supplements for infants and the elderly under medical advice. September or October is a good time to start adding vitamins in northern climates.
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