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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1965
Page
2
In Our Opinion, Corry Journal notes Luncheon of Champions by the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association honoring boys who deliver papers while balancing school, church, sports, science fairs, and family duties. The piece contrasts this praise with crimes by some youths, arguing positive stories outnumber negative ones by about 99 to 1. The Times is cited as overlooking these good acts.
A vivid profile of casino players from Jim Bishop detailing the gambler archetypes. It describes the casual optimist, the working man on vacation, the wife anxious behind him, the middle aged roulette aficionado, the pro with limits, the grouch chasing hot dice, and the high roller who treats money with contempt.
Gen George C Marshall testified that before Pearl Harbor he believed Japan’s move into Thailand would force war with the United States and Britain. Local items include Dallas buying Simanteris’s share in Washington Lunch, a hospital transfer from a hunting accident, high school basketball results, a Corry women bowlers’ 2552 series, and various community notices from December 10, 1925.
The Journal announces letters will not be published in the Letters column unless the writer’s name and address are provided. Opinions expressed in letters are not presented as the paper’s editorial stance.
Senator McGee, Wyoming reformer with five children, prepares Senate hearings on far right broadcast networks. He cites Life Line and Dan Smoot programs expanding to hundreds of stations, warns of a coordinated attempt to infiltrate and influence via radio and TV across 46 states and beyond.
The surviving partner inherits if the couple were effectively married though the union was repealable. A Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling found that two people not legally married who hold property as tenants by the entireties cannot create an estate in the decedent’s favor. upon death, the survivor does not automatically own the whole property. The court noted the intention was that the survivor receive the property.
The Corry Evening Journal lists post office details with second class mail status. Rates include ten cents per copy and sixty cents weekly, with annual mail subscriptions at eleven dollars and zero cents in advance.
Hal Boyle jokes that marriage changes a man from romantic suitor to ordinary husband. He contrasts courting gestures with post nuptial habits, noting faded romance, tightened finances, and routine grumbles. The bit highlights the shift from gallant to ordinary, ending with the line that nothing changed except he started acting normally.
Today highlights events from 1921 a Pacific status quo treaty among the United States Great Britain France and Japan. 1817 Mississippi statehood. 1896 Alfred Nobel death. 1917 Jerusalem captured. 1930 Saar Basin evacuation. 1941 Repulse and Prince of Wales sunk. 1960s resignations and riots. 1969 civil rights murders case charges dropped in part due to FBI testimony issues.
Miss Milian Nicholas, 20, of Churchill, died at Mercy Hospital from injuries suffered in a fall at a riding academy on Tuesday. The tragedy was reported after she succumbed yesterday to the harm endured in the equestrian incident.
This informal health article explains glaucoma as a pressure-related eye condition with fluid buildup, distinguishes acute from chronic forms, and notes that cataracts are unrelated. It describes testing with a tonometer, treatment options, and the goal of keeping vision through early detection and regular exams. It also mentions iridectomy as a surgical option and promotes local glaucoma detection clinics.
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