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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion the piece argues Pennsylvania must fix its broke unemployment compensation fund to attract new industry. It explains the quarterly payroll tax, how benefits are funded, and proposed changes to raise funds, noting labor groups oppose some reforms yet higher weekly benefits exist in 21 states.
In Hal Boyles Americana from New York workers share a club for long tenure at the firm. Members nicknamed Desperation Sour ely Wheel Chair Bridge and Cynical Sid display pride in service while Myron the superintendent and Otto gain leverage in club politics. Albert and Gerald are featured among players in the office culture as the piece notes lifelong careers and the appeal of a company loyalty reward.
The column surveys GOP infighting in Buffalo and Niagara regions amid Rockefeller divorce fallout. It notes Rockefeller’s fragile support, intra party feuds, and possible effects if he选s a Maine senator as running mate. It mentions Mohawk and Niagara power interests, local figures like Bob Grimm, Mahoney, Kawol, and Bill Miller, plus reflections on national climate and a humorous buffalo anecdote.
Riog, editor of the Buffalo Courier Express and chairman of the authority, notes a tie as the Canada United States joint supervision shows harmony. The text reflects cross-border cooperation and ongoing assessment of the Buffalo-Go-Round project.
The rnval YMCA girls swimming squad coached by Ghilys Post beat Erie, with a 9 to 7 score. Cadets and juniors posted several wins and relay records, including 1b yard freestyle relay champs Barb Crowell, Ann Beliett, Debbie Ficcard, and Debbie Meerdink.
Paul Harvey laments rushed youth and juvenile crime while noting media and social pressures. He argues teens mature slowly, despite early education and tv exposure, and warns against forcing premature adulthood. He calls for space for children to grow and explore simple curiosities.
A local reader letters describe foster families in Curry praising the CHEER program and community unity. They thank business leaders police and teachers for backing youth services and warn against assuming emotional teens voting as progress.
In London and Washington reports, Allied daylight bombings spur discussion of raising the draft age from 22 to 26 for defense workers. Back home, a high school waste paper drive nets over 8 000 pounds, ration tokens are distributed to Carry stores, and a YMCA basketball team captains meeting plans the second league round.
A reader asks about recourse when a witness in an automobile accident makes a false statement under oath. The answer notes perjury can be prosecuted if falsity is proven, but such charges are hard to secure. It advises obtaining witness names and addresses at once and having signed statements to refresh memories later.
Forty years ago on February 29 the Carry Choral Society was announced to perform in the high school auditorium under Prof R C Barth. The Corry High School basketball team defeated Sheffield 31 to 19 at the State Armory court last evening. Knights of Columbus delegations pursue control of municipal club rooms in the Barlow Block. Lucille Cullen, ill with pneumonia, shows some improvement. Marge Emma Foley, one month old, dies after brief illness with jaundice. Elmer Love, Carnegie Tech student, earns second mention in a national architectural competition.
A 29 year old Southern Michigan Prison inmate was burned when an inmate threw a Molotov fire bomb into a cell. Leroy James of New Castle Pennsylvania was treated and listed in good condition. Richard B Harris, 20, of Mount Clemens Michigan was charged with throwing the device. Harris made the bomb from paint thinner. James served time for armed robbery. Harris for assault.
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