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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1966
Page
2
A fatal car train crash prompts a published letter from the Corry Jamestown Union appealing to the Erie Lackawanna Railroad for warning signals at the Shady Avenue crossing, and the railroad's reply. The scene at the crossing is described as a possible consequence of lacking safeguards.
Paul Harvey argues allies have given less than the U S and laments dwindling support in Korea and Vietnam. He cites aid costs, postwar reconstructions, and political obstacles while urging Americans to resist passivity and demand real action.
York autos makers foresee record sales but note output and dealer stock will shape 1980 totals. Seasonal spring demand may boost road travel yet higher Social Security taxes cut take home pay and business rents, affecting monthly payments and buyer confidence in the near term.
Bridgetown Barbados is cited as the only foreign soil visited by George Washington after he left Britain to support Lawrence's tubercular cure. At 19 he served as a major, sailed to Barbados in 1751 with his half-brother, contracted smallpox, and enjoyed a lively social scene while paying 15 pounds monthly for lodging despite a 150 pound yearly salary.
Izvestia editorial accuses King and Bevin of undermining Soviet authority as tensions rise. At Corry Junior High a student scolding sparked protests by girls. Howard Ty Crandall sells cafe at 28 West Main to Peter Giros. Elmer C. Carrier Post invites public to Women’s Victory Club tribute and Legion induction day. Jessup and Turner reopen a remodeled men’s store after three weeks of sale events.
40 Years Ago February 22 1928 compiles aged journal passages recalling George Washington in Barbados on December 22 1751 and November 1751. The piece recounts encounters with Major Gidney Clarke Deb orah Fairfax and moose lodge plans as well as smallpox experiences and a rape case trial in colonial Barbados.
The piece contrasts Lyndon B. Johnson’s political burden with a columnist’s lighter craft and laments a journalist’s lot. It recalls George Washington’s birthday sales and jokes about bargains while noting Washington’s era and early life. The author reflects on ambition, duty, and the allure of public office.
Hal Boyle recalls a life in journalism with travel to 60 countries and front line views of history. He likens his role to a former president and describes encounters from Eiffel Tower to Cheops, a pistol duel, and a mysterious admirer. A note signed only "Mother" adds a human touch.
Corry Journal reports local news and advertising leadership under General Manager G. T. Bergman and City Editor Hustrouck with production oversight by William Eaton. Evening edition highlights include shop notices and community updates.
A reader asks how to distinguish benign lipoma from malignant cancer. The columnist explains tumors are either benign or malignant with carcinoma or sarcoma types. Malignant tumors invade tissue and metastasize, while benign stay localized. Doctors guide patients with clear explanations to avoid fear and confusion.
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