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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion a critic argues entertainers often sell themselves to advertisers and headlines. The piece notes executives and performers navigate industry pressures, with Freberg cited as a model who refuses product promotion to protect beliefs and public trust.
The Anna Gazette-Democrat reports a sign posted near Sehnal warns that water and street dangers threaten children, urging teachers and parents to reinforce road safety as kids travel by car.
Paul Harvey extols town resilience, citing Presque Isle Fort Chaffee Wilmington and Evansville as examples of communities that rebounded after closures. He urges self-help and fearlessly resisting federal handouts, arguing local initiative sustains growth and prosperity amid economic shifts. The piece warns against artificial government aid.
Mr and Mrs Edward Burnfield of Waynesburg Pa learned from the Army on Thursday that their son James W Burnfield aged 4 had died from carbon monoxide poisoning near Schweinfurt Germany He was stationed there with a unit when the accident occurred and described as killed in action in the report from the service.
Washington reports on Life Magazine hosting a five day coast to coast junket for top executives and National Space Agency officials including Gen Osmund Ritland and Jimmy Webb. The trip featured briefings on New Generation missiles, lavish transport, meals, and a side plan to influence advertisers. Critics question coverage by Life and potential requests from Look and the Saturday Evening Post. Senator Curtis accuses committee of delaying hearings amid ongoing investigations into the affair.
A jumble of local items covers Chamber dues disputes and tax questions on Christmas lighting cuts, a street parking plea, an old cannon with new wheels, village gossip about a well-dressed crowd, restitution by two youths, county payroll rumors, a Kennedy Memorial ceremony, drought fire counts, a Korean mine counterexercise, a Corry death, a Navy ensign commission, a Driveometer driver aid, and memory of Dr Florian Florek, all reflecting Corry’s busy week.
Twenty years ago reports from Leyte Island in the Philippines describe fierce fighting and mass casualties as American forces trap and engage Japanese troops while in Europe First Army units advance toward the Roer River near Merode. Local school trustees announce an immediate cafeteria investigation amid staff resignations. coaching changes at Corry High face indifference in basketball and a lack of student interest.
Sharon visitors arrived aboard a $178000 aircraft after a $100000 airport project. Terry Danner, aboard the aircraft carrier WASP, was promoted to third class petty officer and is the son of Les and Mrs. Danner of Fast Pleasant Street. West Pleasant motorists fear tickets amid unclear parking signs. The late Fred Ewing, who ran three Girard farms and Ewing Construction, died and left a state best coin-raising claim. Clarence Braley, antique dealer, found a 71 year old carrier boy Christmas card in near perfect condition. Carrier boys Philip Doering and Walter Badgley delivered them to customers. An employee and his son-in-law starred in what is described as the Buck Sea show.
Two people endured over two hours of teasing before learning the incident involved a cow. The parties have a history of ribbing, so names are withheld. Further taunts could lead to a confrontation resembling murder.
The person wishing to contest a divorce should retain an attorney who will enter appearances on behalf of the contesting party. The attorney will represent the client at the hearing and present testimony showing why the other spouse should not obtain a divorce. The first step is to obtain an attorney.
A meeting outlines arrangements for a cooking school to be held on the 27th at the YMCA. Penelec Meadow Dairy and Loblaw Supermarket sponsor the event with Nadia Hamilton Beverly Tompk and John McLean among attendees. Door prizes and free gifts will be offered to attendees, with Jose Nicki absent.
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