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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
4
A fragmented editorial argues the Corry High School fire reveals the value of efficient space use and smaller, year round buildings. It critiques the notion of a fully developed campus and calls for rethinking curricular aims toward practical training and home education aids.
In Chewelah Washington the Independent notes a shift in consumer life with the rise of layaway plans. The piece reflects on past poverty and how budget tools changed shopping. The tone is retrospective and local.
Rev Elmer A Ortner reflects on John 1 1 18 and Psalm 139, tracing how the Eternal Word becomes visible in Christmas. The sermon calls readers to walk with Christ toward Bethlehem and keep the eternal Christ in the holiday celebration.
Seventeen year old Otis L McGaughy of Jamestown was ordered held for the Chautauqua County grand jury on a premeditated first degree murder charge. He and his uncle Clarence Williams are detained for the fatal stabbing of 40 year old Harold Medley after a Thanksgiving night bar argument. A third man, Arthur Mitchell II, 24, is held for grand jury action as an alleged accomplice who drove McGaughy to Erie after the stabbing.
Paul Harvey recalls Truman's Korea policy and MacArthur's warnings as a flawed police action. The piece compares press courage, Congress, and public opinion to the era's Department of Justice and J Edgar Hoover, praising endurance amid attacks on leadership.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff such as publisher Gorge Gample and editor Alan Hasbrouck. It notes mailing rates of $15.00 per year by mail and Eight cents per copy by carriers, with advertising rates available on request.
Mrs. Max Bemis entertained ten girls for her daughter Deborah's twelfth birthday at Clymer Central School. A decorated cake and refreshments followed. Attendees included Karen Nellis, Deborah Williams, Sonya Becketinl, Patty Baker, Darlene Bemis, Linda Thompson, Becky Hingdale, Judy Miersma, and Judy McCray.
The article explains annulment as a decree that the marriage was void from the start, possible when one party is already married or fraud occurred. Divorce recognizes the marriage’s validity but dissolves it due to improper conduct, with long delays possibly complicating annulment.
Drew Pearson reviews the unwritten rules shaping a fresh class of Democrats arriving in Washington. He notes seniority favors committee chairs, pressuring newcomers to trade votes and endure hostile courtesy as they pursue medicare. The piece recalls Don Edwards and Charley Porter facing establishment resistance.
The piece argues President Johnson will not tackle seniority due to past ties and favors. It claims Lyndon Johnson prioritizes his old cronies, inviting Senator Russell to the CBJ ranch while excluding Fulbright, signaling loyalty to Capitol Hill veterans over newer lawmakers. Georgia shifted to Republican amid Russell’s run.
George E. Ritter is named the new president of Stackpole Carbon Co succeeding Harrison C. Stackpole who becomes board chairman. Ritter has served as executive vice president and the firm announced the change yesterday.
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