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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1962
Page
4
Editorial questions mercy in law and the public’s role in crime. It criticizes psychiatry led rehabilitation and argues leniency fuels repeat offenses, noting crimes of passion and repeat offenders as a pattern. The piece laments public attitude aiding underworld growth and warns against coddling criminals.
A Northampton County farm committee chairman explains cross compliance rules for the 1963 wheel stabilization program. Farmers diverting wheat on one farm must meet allotment or base requirements on other farms to qualify for any payment or price support.
Erie will obtain 401 250 dollars or 25 percent of a 1 605 000 grant for the new City Hall project. The schedule calls for 50 percent at mid point and 15 percent at finish, subject to audit. City Council to review the offer. construction to start in spring and finish by fall.
Wilkes-Barre Pa G Surman Wiipple of Omachy Kine ston shot four deer Monday after years of trying. He bagged a buck at Forks and celebrated a successful hunt despite rough conditions.
George Sokolsky argues taxes impede growth under capitalism while government needs revenue. He critiques brutal tax collection, chiselers, and the impact on small businesses, suggesting larger firms dominate profits and mergers rise. He warns stricter expense reporting could shrink circulation and hurt amusement and restaurant sectors.
A fragmentary account recounts the 1934 Dillinger raid at the Biograph Theatre in Chicago. It names Anna Sage the Lady in Red and details FBI involvement, police ambush plans, and the doomed gangster's exit amid a staged pursuit.
The piece notes protectionism remains strong in Britain and the Commonwealth while the European Common Market seeks a tariff free club with guarded access for others. It discusses U.S. tariff bargaining under Herter, pressures from industry, and the shifting era of global trade blocs.
Leonard F. Tennant 27 of Washington was killed when a car skidded on a street and struck a utility pole. Jim Plants, the driver, also of Washington, was listed in satisfactory condition at Washington Hospital. Three other occupants escaped with injuries.
Twenty years ago reports from December 5 1812 describe Japanese desperation near Guadalcanal as U S forces press. Meanwhile Lieut. Donaldson a Spring Creek native aboard a U S transport was sunk off North Africa but survived losing belongings. City budget approved for 1943 at about 396 642 dollars. snow operations shift to main roads. Beavers basketball coach Roland Putnam wins debut 27 24 over Alumni. local garage project to open next week. city tax levy set at 14 1 2 percent. Corry fire dept to be motorized. longtime resident David Barlow dies at East Main Street home.
Last night about 160 boys and their fathers gathered at the Presbyterian gymnasium for supper and a general good time. The Corry Boy Scouts hosted the event as Father and Son night and planned activities followed the meal.
A car struck a guard rail on U S Route 40 near Cumberland then hit a church yesterday. Driver Mergle Deal, 47, of Markleysburg Pa, died. Passenger Earl Wilt, 40, of Confluence Pa, is in fair condition at Community Hospital Myersdale Pa.
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