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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1964

Page

4

Politics of Rich Campaigns Raise Alarm Over Money

In Our Opinion the heavy spending by Bobby Kermody and backers to defeat Stud Kenneth B. Keating highlights a system where the wealthy dominate races. The piece argues for spending limits to prevent wealth from deciding who reaches Congress and warns the public could lose when the best candidate isn’t the winner.

Bobby Kermody Kenneth B. Keating Bobby Washington Jony New York State

Teen-Age Difficulty In Hanging Coats And Hats

A brief note from The Craig Colorado daily describes the ongoing challenge of teenagers to hang up coats hats dresses and notably the telephone in households. The item captures a humorous domestic frustration from local life.

Craig Colo) Bampire

Construction Outlook Brightens Despite Winter Slowdown

New York(AP) Winter’s first onslaught may trim some construction activity yet industry confidence remains high for another strong year. Construction poured about 42 billion in 1963 and through November was ahead of that pace by roughly 8 percent. Housing accounts for about a third of totals, with growth seen in highways schools and manufacturing plants. Office buildings top out in some regions and utilities are expected to expand as Americans continue heavy phone and electricity use.

New York Youninky Tate Loca

Bombing raid and war updates span Pacific and Europe

Saipan reports Giant Superfortress raids on Iwo Jima with five Nippon bombers possibly taking off from Amami. B 29s flew 750 miles, while Paris front lines note Lt. Gen. Patton hammering Siegfried Line and Saarbrucken with Third Army armor. Two Corry servicemen wounded, Marine Lance injuries plus a navy casualty. Local Keystones hockey vs Buffalo Silent A. C. and Library Lyceum event noted. New Corry express station construction advancing. Kiwanis and social events listed.

Saipan Marianas Islands Japan Bonin Islands Iwo Jima Paris George Paton Siegfried Line Germany Saut Valley Saarbrucken

Office Christmas party echoing through time

Hal Boyles Americana notes that the office Christmas party, once a chaotic mix of gin in water coolers and boss with the janitor, has faded as younger workers lack stamina and older managers lack strength. The contrast with modern woes includes steel union politics and inflation fears tied to President Johnson watching McDonald Abel clashes as wage talks loom.

Washington Johnson Montreal Rio de Janeiro Jolt

Runner who fell at trials inspires tomorrow's athletes

Cliff Cushman of Grand Forks North Dakota recalls his 1960 Rome Olympic hurdle second place and a failed Los Angeles trial bid. He urges youths to aim high despite defeat, stressing daily attempts to reach personal Olympic teams and the importance of perseverance.

Cliff Cushman Grand Forks North Dakota Hev Los Angeles

What Is The Law A Question On Delivery Charges

A columnist states no state law sets delivery charges for purchases. Delivery fees are typically part of the purchase contract and vary by store. The piece notes that department stores rarely add charges and discusses the potential impact of a new policy on consumer costs.

Unclear OCR fragment hints at a sale agreement text

The fragment suggests a discussion of an express sale or purchase agreement but the garbled words obscure key details such as parties, terms, and obligations. No definite names or dates are readable to anchor a precise item.

Walton Leader Dies

Walton leader Walter Frye, 81, national president of the Izaak Walton League from 1948 to 1951, died Sunday in Wooster Ohio. Frye retired about five years ago after teaching at Akron Central High School for 40 years.

Walton Wooster Ohio Walter Frye Izaak Walton League Frye Akron Central High School

Lost Hunter Found Safe After Three Day Search

A 74-year-old Snyder County hunter Samuel R. Troutman of Preesburg was found alive Monday near the top of a 900 foot slope seven miles west of Millerstown after a three day intensive search. He was rested in satisfactory condition at Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital and taken there by ambulance. Kenneth Goodling of Bluzabethtown, a 75 man search party member, located him. State police said Troutman could only recall the ram and a few scattered memories from the ordeal.

Millerstown Snyder County Tuscarors Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital Samuel R. Troutman Preesburg Troutman Kenneth Goodling Bluzabethtown Troulman Carl Staub Freeburg

Corry Evening Journal Item Lost in OCR Jumble

Fragmentary text from the Corry Evening Journal appears jumbled with garbled names and stray phrases. Readable elements are scarce, making it difficult to identify a clear event, person, or location.

Ministers Corry Area Evening Meeting and Carol Sings

Ministry leaders gathered for a six o'clock dinner and meeting at the Corry area church unit. Rev Virg led readings and carol sings as fifty attendees helped decorate the center with festive tables and decor.

Corry Areaton Fom Day School Virg

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