End of Year Praise For City Council Junk-House Crackdown
In Our Opinion the upcoming 1966 budget includes a $3,000 safety director allocation to tackle junk houses, a bold move long sought by The Journal. The measure, though challenging, is praised as a significant, progressive step beyond routine action.
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December shopping strains hit part timers and skilled hires
New York AP reports retailers face December rush staffing as high demand collides with a tighter labor market. Stores struggle to fill skilled roles and part time workers become choosy amid suburban shifts and better pay elsewhere.
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Corry Evening Journal Local News From The District
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Yesterday's Memories and Local News From Corry
Corry items include the death of Mrs. Cleo Butters at 316 East Wayne Street and a 50th wedding anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. John Bensink on Clymer Hill. influenza illness hits Ralph S. Dewey and family. Dr. Harry Rhodes visits Lock Haven to inspect a Piper J-3 for a local flying group. St Edward's High School opens with a 65 to 28 win over the Alumni led by Joe Hand and Bob Hand. Ed Hyats scores 14 for the grads with Paul Stroup as referee.
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40 Years Ago December 1 1925 Festive birthday gathering
Saturday evening at the Wilcox home sixteen friends celebrated a birthday with games visiting and dancing by radio music. Mrs Wilcox received a pictured memento of the occasion. A fall on an icy walk left Mrs Ellsworth injured and slowly recovering. Mrs Altenburg died at her home and burial arranged in Townville. Corry aims to organize Isaak Walton League chapter and invites sportsmen to attend. Jesse Oliver, longtime plumber, died at Corry Hospital. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hudson. A cello ensemble and Little Symphony concert thrilled the city at the high school auditorium.
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What Is The Law? Funeral Bills and Estate Debts
If a parent dies with multiple children the undertaker is not the payer. The executor must pay funeral costs from the estate assets, if ordered before executor appointment. If assets are insufficient the child who ordered the funeral is not liable unless he agreed.
Fighting Smut and Free Press in a Moral Fight
Jim Bishop writes on pornography as a clash between guardianship and free expression. He argues law often shields obscenity and that true protection lies with parents, noting precedents like Joyce's Ulysses and the impracticality of eradicating smut via court action.
Marriage changes women more than anything Hal Boyle says
Hal Boyle notes in Americana that women change far more after marriage than before. He jokes that husbands see their once sweet partner turn into a different person, with routines shifting from cooking and outings to routine quarrels and household chores, echoing an old proverb about reforming a spouse.
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Hydrogen balloon first carries men in Paris in 1783
On this date in history the hydrogen balloon rose in Paris carrying two men marking an early milestone in aviation a century before modern flight. Other dated notes include habeas corpus restoration in 1865 and a 1917 accord by Denmark and Sweden to maintain neutrality.
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Drew Pearson Probes U S Russian China Clash in Moscow Text
Washington reports the American embassy in Moscow obtained the Chinese editorial blasting the Soviet Union. It accuses Moscow of double standards and ties to U.S. imperialism while noting Johnson era policy shifts and past U.S. efforts to engage with Moscow.
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Speaking of Your Health by Dr Coleman on arterial disease
Dr Coleman explains arteriosclerosis and atherosclerosis differences and notes testing methods for thyroid activity. He discusses polycythemia vera treatment, fever as an infection cue, referred pain concept, and urges reader letters to his column for general questions.
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