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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1965
Page
4
fragmented text notes Bill Mauldin and a Vietnam era reference. mentions rerecording cartoons, a reboot, and a weekly schedule with unclear details. emphasizes Mauldin’s world war era cartoons and ongoing output. entities include Bill Mauldin and Vietnam context.
Opinion notes Pennsylvania reapportionment could grant Erie County another assembly seat, arguing Corry should fill it amid Harrisburg power shifts. It compares Corry’s influence to a David versus Goliath struggle against Philadelphia and Allegheny, warning the county’s voice may shrink without support.
New York AP notes humorous reflections on aging and birthdays, with Hal Boyle joking that his 40th birthday lands between Abraham Lincoln and George Washington anniversaries. He quips about Congress adjourning and Mayor Wagner closing City Hall, while pondering the social memory of birthdays and aging.
Disjointed OCR reads show masthead spellings, advertiser notes, and contact lines for the Corry Evening Journal. The snippet includes names, addresses, and pricing lines with Associated Press credit, but contains broken phrases and partial department labels from a 20th century newspaper page.
President Johnson's proposed education bill draws ire from Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish leaders who warn of weak definitions and church state tensions. Liberal Catholics fear undermining ecumenism while others press for broader direct aid, as hearings and political maneuvers unfold in Congress.
A Pitts burgh public schools survey of nearly 21 000 pupils shows one in three high schoolers and about one in four younger students smoke. The study underscores rising tobacco use among youths and prompts health officials to consider targeted prevention efforts.
A portrait of Jack London tracing a life of restless ambition and doubt. From delinquency at 13 to seafaring and the early fame of The Call of the Wild, the piece follows his voyages, marriages, health decline, and eventual death, highlighting the paradox of a legendary writer tormented by self doubt.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co announced preliminary 1964 earnings of 49 million dollars or 4.61 a share, up from 45.6 million dollars or 4.20 a share a year earlier. Sales reached 827.6 million dollars, up six percent from 1963.
Across Luzon the Stars and Stripes flew over Manila and thousands of American and British civilians were freed as Yank columns advanced south toward full liberation. In Europe, American forces pierced toward the Siegfried Line near Gemund and Schleiden, within 28 miles of the Rhine and Bonn, with renewed fighting reported. Local items note coal conservation, a new employee at Wing-Will Star Store, a serious accident to an infant, gasoline price rises, and a high school basketball win, plus Rotary talk and the death of George Murray.
A property owner may cut intruding branches or roots to protect his property and can sue for damages. Ownership of a tree includes the right to its fruit, so a cutter of branches must deliver fruit to the tree owner.
Greyhound, the famed Grey Ghost of harness racing, died in his sleep at the R. C. Fallhery Farm and was buried at Red Gate Farm. The 16 time world record holder and six year career ending in 1934 was aged 26. Known as the Man o War of harness racing, he left 25 world records, 16 still standing, in a storied career begun in 1934.
A major fire at the New Castle Lumber and Supply Co. destroyed the main warehouse in New Castle, Pa. Loss is estimated around 150,000 dollars, about half of the firm’s operations, with only partial insurance coverage, per owner Robert Ditterling Jones.
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