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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1964
Page
3
A terse incident report lists three fatalities in Wil Wa Addi with limited readable details. Names and exact circumstances are unclear from the fragment but the event is identified as a fatal occurrence. Further data is unavailable in the provided text.
A brief fragmentary note appears to record a place name or direction set in a local context. The readable portion hints at a geographic reference and possible instruction but lacks clear events or persons to establish a full news item.
The piece argues Treasury Secretary Stanley Surrey opposes direct federal subsidies to states with no strings attached. It warns such funds could fuel wasteful spending around elections and notes earlier California urban renewal aid was cut after voters chose property sales options. It urges limiting federal taxes and letting states raise their own revenue.
Evangelical message on Luke 1 26 38 recounts the angel Gabriel informing Mary of bearing God’s Son The text notes Mary’s devotion and betrothal to Joseph The sermon defends the virgin birth as the omnipotent work of God and portrays Mary’s responsive faith Behold the handmaid of the Lord is cited as her reply and model for believers
An older newspaper fragment shows ad notices and local news items with names such as George R. Sam and G. T. Bergman. It lists production and distribution details, pricing for mail and carrier delivery, and references exclusive use of local news content. The damaged OCR hints at a publication imprint and per-year rates.
The FB warned college presidents last March that bogus students and faculty members were organizing to disrupt universities. Demonstrators at the University of California included many non-students, with some estimates placing up to 40 percent as not bona fide. Leaders claimed a growing student movement while urging defenses.
The Executive Committee of the Communist conspiracy planned a nationwide youth group in 1963. Gus Hall stated the time is now and urged creation of a non party group based on scientific socialism to work within youth. Mortimer Rubin introduced a resolution praising youth moving toward a national organization, adopted unanimously, with the group launched in June 1964.
A class of 96 cadets from the State Police Academy at Hershey graduated last week to boost patrols on Pennsylvania highways during Christmas and New Year holidays. Gov. Scranton said patrols would be at maximum strength and urged motorists to drive carefully. Corry.
The unnamed group prepares to clear outstanding bills and seek options on airspace. An aerial survey, plan drawings, and contract award to an Erie firm were not completed. A key figure, 3.5, could determine the commission’s fate.
The ordinance forbids depositing snow in streets or public sidewalks from private property and sets fines from 100 to 50 dollars with possible 30 days jail for nonpayment. Despite uncertainty, the second reading is expected to keep a four to one vote in favor.
Twenty years ago December 22 1914 Paris reports German thrust in Belgium blunted as Eisenhower urged Allied action. Snow damaged a garage roof in Corry used as warehouse. The Trill Indicator Co hosted a dinner for staff at the Corry Hotel. Game News editor appointed at the Pennsylvania Game News. A bank arson suspect is arrested and returned to Corry. A big high school community Christmas program is planned. Margaret Jane Geertson born at Corry Hospital. Patrick Harrington dies in French Creek New York after illness. Instruments exchanged north of Corry following independence.
Turning on heat in the third quarter, Corry High School pulled away from Edinboro after a 14-14 first half stalemate to win 26-20 on the sub-high boards last evening.
A discussion notes that marriage licenses require full names, birthplaces, ages, marriage history, health status, and parents’ details. It states public interest in valid marriages supports a presumption of validity, even if either spouse used an assumed name, with a historical reference to property transfer near Bemis farm on the Clymer road in November 1796.
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