In Our Opinion on Reckless Driving and Enforcement
The piece argues that police note drivers can accumulate multiple moving violations without license suspension. It urges swift punishment for crimes like drunk driving and reckless driving and calls for quickly suspending licenses to deter repeat offenses. The tone stresses rising danger to the public and demands stronger action.
Hal Boyle Americana Pore Sures And Christmas Gifts
Hal Boyle riffs on holiday gift lists and the futility of getting heart’s desires. He notes booby trap presents and odd items like mink accessories, fruit cake, and a basement bakery ham, then shifts to military news about Vice Admiral Hyland taking command of the 7th Fleet aboard the Oklahoma City in the South China Sea.
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Ieee Corey
Santa Claus
Brooklyn
Pearl Harbor
John J. Hyland
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Joseph W. Williams Jr
Oklahoma City
South China Sea
Navy
Corry Briefs: Labor Strife, Accident, Local Deals
Washington reports on industrial tensions described as explosive with no negotiations in Detroit until Monday. Ralph Perkins injured in a West Pleasant street accident with a compound leg fracture. Corry Bridge and Supply building at East Main and Maple sold to Don peta Se re eee aw. Clymer honors WWI ace Dale F Spencer, famed as Flyin Fool of Chautauqua County.
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Washington
Cioident
Philip Murray
Princi
Detroit
Ralph Perkins
East Smith Street
West Pleasant Street
Don Peta Se Re Eee Aw
le Wurst
Corry Bridge and Supply Company
East Main Street
Maple Avenue
Clymer
Dale F. Spencer
Honor
Chautauqua County
America
Trill Indicator exhibitor returns from New York Power Show
W L Trill arrives back from New York City after displaying Trill Indicators at the Power Show which closed last week. Claude Kelly of Venango Public Service Corp suffers a severe electric shock while working near Standard Automatic Products plant. Reames reports National Guard Company A acting commander received orders to close the State Armory balcony to spectators for safety pending extra exits. John Ward, 59, longtime Corry resident, dies suddenly at his New Castle home. T R Patton, known as Dick, elected head of the American Legion at Elmira.
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W. L. Trill
New York City
Claude Kelly
Venango Public Service Corp
Standard Automatic Products Company
Reames
Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania National Guard
Pennsylvania Department of Industry
State Armory
John Ward
New Castle
T. R. Patton
This
American Legion
Elmira
This Day in History December Sixteen Sixty Six
On this day December 15 1966 several events are noted including the Bill of Rights ratified by Virginia in 1791 the death of Sitting Bull at Grand Forks in 1890 and various World War I II and political milestones.
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Virginia
Sitting Bull
Grand Forks
Supreme Court
Atti
Ae Roose
Boeing War of Veterans
J. Price Fuminaro Kanoye
En Bee
Nashua
Nepal
Congo
Washington
Africazlone
Drew Pearson Investigates Virgin Islands Wool Quota Case
Drew Pearson reports on how politics and lobbying shaped the Virgin Islands wool quota. The piece details John Kirwan and Paul McGowan's roles, potential favors, and a $15,000 payment as it probes conflicts of interest in obtaining quota reinstatement for Vitex Corporation.
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Virgin Islands
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
U. S
Islands
United States
Ralph Paiewonsky
Wool
Vitex Corporation
Helen Blumberg
John Kirwan
Virgin Island
Interior Department
Wool Board
John
Mike Kirwan
Youngstown
Ohio
Appropriations Committee
Italy
Blumberg
Kirwan
Coi
Sen. Terman Talmadge
D-Gs
Vitex
Fred Fayette
Burlington, VI
Paul McGowan
Washington
Speaker McCormack
Kent
Joseph Slifka
Slifka Corporation
Cardinal Spellman
Slifka
McCormack
Martin Sweig
Speaker’s
McGowan
Earl Ottley
Law Allows License Suspension Despite Acquittal in DUI Case
Pennsylvania courts hold that acquittal in a drunken driving criminal case does not bar license revocation or suspension for the same act. A license can be suspended if the Department of Revenue proves the offense by a preponderance of the evidence in a civil proceeding.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue
Local Notice Missing Key Details
Fragmentary OCR text from Corry Evening Journal includes partial publisher identifiers and garbled lines. No clear event, person, organization, date, or location is discernible to form a proper headline or summary.
Bahamian fishing captain Steve Hollingsworth
James Bishop profiles Stephen Hollingsworth a famed Bahamian fishing captain with West End roots, a sharp memory of wartime U boats, and a career spanning shrimp boats and guiding in the Bahamas. He recalls local culture, family history, and a life at sea with vivid anecdotes.
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Fie
Stephen Hollingsworth
Bahamas
Steve
West End
Barbados
Grand Bahama
Florida
Stroke versus paralysis differences explained
The article explains how strokes disrupt brain blood flow via artery narrowing hemorrhage clot or spasm and how resulting paralysis depends on affected brain regions. It notes early treatment improves outcomes and highlights rehabilitation as doctor and patient teamwork.
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