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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1967
Page
2
The column defends a postcard effort to restore 3,552 purged voters to the rolls at 17 cents each, costing $588.88 for 10,813 mails to 7,961 dropped voters and urging that the price is a bargain for re-engaging citizens with voting. It contrasts perceived waste with other county expenses.
Keep America Beautiful estimates average American families spend about ten dollars yearly in state and local taxes to fund litter cleanup on streets highways beaches and parks. Strong entities include Keep America Beautiful and American families, with implicit references to state and local tax funding and litter cleanup.
Harrisburg report outlines move from county jails to regional facilities under act 802. Governor review follows blue ribbon panel study led by Burton Laub. Implementation faces political resistance and county approval, with prisoners reassigned to state or regional jails as regions form nationwide.
Paul Harvey argues that today s youths who abuse themselves or seek easy paths reduce future opportunities for the disciplined. He notes pro teams study full histories of prospects, beyond records, including attitude, reaction, and drive, urging readers to value effort and character to be uncommon tomorrow.
The piece reviews Adam Clayton Powell and a libel suit won by Esther James of Harlem totaling 166000 with penalties. It notes Powell's failure to appear, James’s Jamaica residence, CBS interview costs, and James’s Buffalo police record showing multiple arrests from 1933 to 1938, some resulting in fines or suspended sentences.
A 1947 Corry column recalls coal shortages hitting Britain, two Corry area students pledged to national fraternities at Allegheny College, and thawing ice hazards on Center street injuring a pedestrian. It also covers Buffalo police records on Mrs. James aliases, Powell trial notes, a 1927 church resignation, Ralph Perkins and Marguerite Rathbun marriage, Carl Caflisch injury in Clymer, and a Powell investigation call for subpoenas.
A New York AP column presents consumer guidance on what a person can do if merchandise is delivered damaged and the store owner delays repairs or price adjustments. It advises withholding payment until repairs or price adjustments reflect the damage and recommends consulting an attorney to file suit if already paid and the dealer refuses to act.
Hal Boyle muses on American quirks from dining grenades and miniskirts to coat hangers and trifocal glasses. He jokes about intellectuals, Christmas gifts, and the evolving status of the briefcase while noting inflation, movie risqué trends, and the oddities of everyday life.
A health column explains gout affects all social groups, caused by uric acid buildup. It covers dietary purines, foods to avoid, and the role of alcohol, with notes on sudden attacks, diagnosis via uric acid blood tests, and treatments like colchicine, ACTH, cortisol, probenecid, and allo-purinol, urging vigorous management to prevent deformity.
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