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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1965
Page
2
In our opinion a popular bill in Harrisburg would require full disclosure of total credit charge costs to buyers. Sponsored by C L Schmitt of Westmoreland County and backed by 129 House sponsors, the measure aims to curb hidden finance charges across all credit types beyond autos and home improvements.
A hazy snapshot from a Fort Rock weekend in Arkansas describes a baffling game with no goal scored and odd play. It notes victorious moments, frayed nerves, and curious crowds amid unclear details and fragments of action.
A look at Arkansas college pride as Razorback fever spreads across the state. From inflated balloons to apparel and signage near Fayetteville's First Baptist Church fans chant The Hogs. The piece recalls past glory years in South Bend and Norman while highlighting the cultural impact of Razorback U. and its homegrown 'Top Forty' hits.
Washington panel rockets toward pre Christmas deadline on a law to curb work stoppages as facts emerge. Edinger elected president and Feldt vice president of Corry Board of Education at reorganization. Roosevelt's talk on Nov 26 cited possible U.S. Japan aggression risk. Corry Highs open 1945-46 with 54 21 loss to Vincent. Fox led with nine. Arthur and M J Martin install Weaver lift for garage work.
Governor Gifford Pinchot told Corry residents that Pennsylvania has pursued the straight path for public welfare, regardless of political risk, addressing a near capacity crowd. Also notes include a billiards tournament at Finch parlors, Clark reaching finals, Marsh beating Powers, death of Fred G. Saxton, Spring Creek teachers visiting, and Union City High School hiring its first paid coach Main Rich to train Merstone cagers for the season.
A compact history note recalls December 4 events from 1783 Washington’s farewell in New York to 1918 Wilson sailing for France and 1943 continuation of Works Progress Administration order. It mentions a streak of consecutive wins by a group and a call to uplift citizenry and reader support amid national struggle.
Drew Pearson recounts the November 7 1961 Blair House tea with Prime Minister Nehru in which a proposed International Cooperation Year was sketched. The effort aimed to reduce tensions between NATO and Warsaw Pact nations, cut troops, place observers, and veto new nuclear forces, with Nehru later pushing the UN to adopt the idea though 1965 yielded limited gains.
A three year delay in a divorce suit is unusual but may result from complicated pleadings continuances and unsettled property rights. Arrears on a support order often do not delay a decree but remain the husband s obligation even after divorce in Pennsylvania.
A report states that a group of about 400 people charged with planning to overthrow the Egyptian government will be tried this month. The case involves a coordinated conspiracy and is described as a major political proceeding with wide public attention.
A damaged OCR fragment references Corry Journal and Evening Journal publishers, with stray phrases about advertising, address snippets in New York and Michigan Square, and mentions of Associated Press distribution and local news use. The readable text is incomplete and scattered.
In a humorous vignettes round up, Rex Reed, a young boy, borrows his father's razor for a shave at Texas Lunch, while Union City hunter Loren Thomas bags a 30 pound bear with punkin balls. Other notes cover a new real estate transfer tax, Boy Scout round table plans, a Union City aviation tech graduate, long time employees at Raymond Manufacturing, and alerts about studded tires in southern states.
A reader asks about gastritis caused by alcohol and potential spread to the duodenum, noting spicy food, stress, and other factors. Another question addresses chronic phlebitis, injury as a cause, and tobacco effects, with reference to Buergers disease and vein inflammation.
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