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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1964
Page
4
An opinion piece contrasts Bulgaria’s Liliana Dimitrova textile plant with state run mills, noting faster production, higher wages, and profits under private methods. It questions Marxist promises, cites Poland Cuba and Czech experiments, and warns America risks overplanning with new housing and real estate controls.
A light humorous note in The Kennet Square News and Advertiser states that when chores or dishes await, many husbands answer the call by calling long distance to assist. The item captures domestic humor and local newspaper tone.
New York AP column highlights quirky facts and trivia from everyday life. It notes mail habits to keep peace, bumper-to-moon car line imagination, hobby enthusiasm versus psychosis, medieval quotables, religious trends, cancer deaths in 1962, quick household quips, amphibian songs, polar frost, musical affects on hops, watermelon weights, and Emerson on preparedness versus living.
The Corry Journal lists daily publication details with the publisher George R. Semple, management and editor names, and production staff. It notes associate press service and subscription pricing of $19.00 per year with weekly rates and other irregularities in the printed notice.
Jim Bishop laments a national mood of fear and appeasement, arguing militancy and strong principles are needed. He cites Cuba, Panama, Vietnam, Cambodia, Africa and Europe to condemn soft diplomacy and call for decisive action and patriotic resolve.
The article reports Gen Dwight D Eisenhower denying a column on Gettysburg farm funding. It cites Nevins letters and tax evidence suggesting funds from W Alton Jones George E Allen and W G Byars paid farm upkeep. It notes IRS gifts rulings and Senate Rules Committee potential access to tax records. It also mentions Bobby Baker FHA issues and Miller RNC chairmanship pending July decision.
Army Spc. 5 John M. Fahr, a Meadville native, was found dead of a shotgun wound Saturday in an Northeast Washington apartment. Police say a roommate awoke to a gunshot and found Fahr on his bed. a 20 gauge shotgun used for skeet was nearby. Fahr was attached to the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology at Walter Reed Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Reports from Pearl Harbor and Kwajalein outline Allied naval and air advances in the Pacific as U S forces isolate Japanese troops near Kwajalein and threaten the Gustav Line near Cassino In Italy American heavy bombers and fighters strike targets in Germany while local news details a Corry High School senior group taking Army Navy qualification tests and community events including a boy injured by an airgun pellet and a local War Fund drive success.
Business Mirror notes a rise in speculative trading as the public reenters the stock market after the 1962 crash. It questions whether new activity mirrors earlier individual investors or is driven by institutions, with ownership increasingly in corporate hands and efforts to widen share ownership.
When a court grants support under a order the amount for clothing and other necessaries is decided by weighing the evidence and circumstances of both parties. The judge has discretion, considering the supported spouse’s prior rank and society position against the husband’s financial ability. Courts typically deem support above a certain percent of the husband’s income excessive if children are covered.
Beaverdam 4-H Club met at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church for its monthly session with 35 members present. Officers elected for the coming year included Allen Loomis Jr president, Thomas Edwards vice president Marilyn Hostetler treasurer Jean Loomis game leader and Karen Proctor news reporter. After business, members enjoyed a roller skating party and sock hop won by Thomas Kesserling. The next meeting is set for February 21 at the Wayne Valley BUB Church.
MEADVILLE Donald Hoff man 19 of Erie is in critical condition at Spencer Memorial Hospital with undetermined injuries after being struck by a car Saturday around 10 p.m. State Police say he was walking along a highway about a mile west of Meadville when hit by a car driven by David Lenigan 17 of Meadville Hoff man an amateur photographer and Allegheny College sophomore.
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