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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1964
Page
4
In 1964 US citizens should face facts and allow hate to vent publicly. A London Bobby’s restraint contrasts with Hungary and Nazi Germany, arguing for tolerance while warning of dangers of bottled hatred. The Dallas assassination underscores the need for a safer approach to suppressing or revealing extremist sentiment.
Loker told police a description of a car seen outside the store at about 3 am yesterday. Money was not noticed missing until morning. An unofficial note mentioned another Centerville laundromat burglary with up to $100 taken. police seek a suspect and cooperate on the case.
Titusville police investigate a string of burglaries focused on coin operated vending machines. Four establishments including one in Centerville were robbed in recent days, with a strong likelihood the same group committed the crimes. The first two break ins occurred New Year’s night at 2:55 am and 7:00 am.
Helen Wellman 41 is listed in critical condition at Jamestown Hospital after a building collapse that buried their cat and injured her husband Daniel 66 and son 8. The Zuckerman Building reportedly gave way due to roof weight, with debris showering the Wellmans as they were nearby.
Jim Bishop profiles a seven year old known as Little Miss Nobody living with her brother Jerry and sister Sonia at a Bronx children’s home. She clings to hope, fears separation, and dreams of becoming a nurse while navigating a troubled family history and the pull of her mother and father’s past.
The six month stand off in 1963 between Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia and Rep. Jamie Whitten of Mississippi halted eight billion dollars in Agriculture Department appropriations. Disputes over a Dawson peanut laboratory and an Athens food utilization plant delayed passage, ending only after a compromise that shifted labs and funded Mississippi and Georgia projects, highlighting senior lawmakers' sway over federal spending.
S22 years ago January 2 1 percent Fe on a era of Berlin sta lay under heavy new load of British bombs while Russian armies advanced within ten miles of old Poland and plunged swiftly toward Rumania in a spectacular stnylee which now threatens remaining Ger mans in the Ukraine with disaster. Washington American landings at Saidor on the jungle lined north coast of New Guinea pointed a serious threat at Japanese security today along sea lanes to enemy islands fortresses that stand between the advancing Allies and the Philippines. An official announcement from general headquarters Southwest Pacific area said First Lieut John M Stowe son of Mr and Mrs W B Stowe has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross by Lt Gen George C Kenney. The first birth in Corry in 1944 was Patty Irene Dahl born at 1 40 New Year’s morning at Corry Hospital. The baby girl will receive gifts from Avenue merchants in the armory. the affair was attended by more than 100 couples. Mary Emmeline Clark died at 75. she had been a member of the WEA for 28 years. John 1 year old son of Clair Phelps was badly injured in a coasting accident in Union City. he rests at home. Corry Fiber Furniture Co ships 36 cases of fine product to a Puerto Rico importer.
The article explains that minor changes are often added as a codicil to an existing will, covering reasons like beneficiary death or tax law shifts. For major overhauls such as new trusts, drafting a completely new will is usually advised.
Forty years ago the city reorganizes Boy Scout troops with Presbyterian unit gaining new scoutmaster A L Hodges. Thieves forced entry at the American Casting Company, stealing a typewriter and adding machine. A charity ball by Corry Hospital Ladies Auxiliary drew festive crowds as officials scrutinized government spending. FBI Secret Service and CIA oversight talked of by Congressmen. Forensics and misconduct surfaced as a grim record.
A freight train derailed 36 of 91 cars in Dunkirk New York, sending 15 cars over a 20 foot embankment and smashing autos and buildings. Damage is estimated well over $200,000 with propane tank rupture prompting two block evacuations. Crews rerouted traffic over Nickel Plate tracks as repairs continued with searchlights through Wednesday night.
In Philadelphia a Common Pleas petition filed by former State Supreme Court Justice Thomas D. McBride seeks injunctions against mummers planning a Saturday parade and those threatening to picket if blackface marchers participate. McBride cites potential disorder and rioting and argues civil rights guarantees may justify injunctions to protect both Negroes and public safety. Religious representatives failed to settle the controversy after a prolonged meeting. The parade, delayed from New Year’s Day due to weather, is now slated to proceed Saturday.
A Corry Pennsylvania notice lists mail rates for second class matter at 13 dollars per year and 11 dollars per year, plus carrier rates of eight cents per copy and fifty cents per week. It notes advertising rates on request and displays a deadline hint referencing the previous publication date.
A fragmented note from Oc area hints at a Mars trophy event. Names and specifics are unclear but indicate a regional competition or display.
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