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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion lauds Ludwig Ehrhard for keeping West Germany’s industry free of government control and argues the U S welfare state trend harms growth. It notes Ehrhard’s non intervention stance as key to German success and doubts welfare tendencies will overtake Germany while he remains chancellor.
Jim Bishop reviews Jersey City’s transformation from a thriving harbor hub to a city dominated by Frank Hague. He contrasts its past grandeur with decades of political control, corruption, and a lack of long term planning that affected neighboring towns and left a cautionary legacy.
Duquesne University announced two major grants totaling nearly 1 million dollars for campus construction. A $300,000 gift came from the Sarah Mellon Scaife foundation and $599,251 was provided by the U S Public Health Service.
The CIO steel showdown looms as U.S. Steel rejects President Truman’s compromise, risking a strike that could affect reconversion. William Deevey hints at a new tannery east of Corry after a plant fire last week. Mildred Perry and Angelo Frisina wed at the city altar. Corry High beat Spartansburg 27 to 3 as Beavers improved to three straight wins.
Upwards of 25 applications for street commissioner were received by the City Council including Oscar Fritz E O Spencer Martin Zickendrath and Esard Harrington. A fire at Sam Martowiczs on East Main Street was quickly controlled with little damage. A farewell for Rev M S Ashton former president of the Erie Gun Club was held as he leaves the city. N Cohen and Sons begin a massive sale as they retire from business here. Landscape architect Mr Wister spoke to the Woman's Club on economical planting and home grounds beautification at the Junior High School.
The text explains occupancy rights in hotels. A registered occupant's guest may entertain only with the proprietor's consent, and a person visiting without registration has no hotel guest status or protection. Control over visitation is to protect the house and guests.
Hal Boyles Americana column humorously sketches a boss under pressure from losses and staff complaints. The chairman, wife, and union grievances mix with corporate woes, tax margins, and a blue Monday mood as rivals plan new plants and management frets over decisions.
Drew Pearson reports President Johnson pledged not to resume bombing North Vietnam until Harold Wilson visits Moscow February 21 24. The piece outlines British and other leaders urging a peace setup, internal Kremlin factions, and regional political wheels affecting U S strategy amid tensions with China and Laos.
A brief note inviting families to subscribe to the Taw Journal daily. It highlights convenient home delivery and steady updates, suggesting a reliable source for regional news and features.
New York AP reports the Federal Reserve Board data indicate sharp December gains in industrial materials and durable goods output, signaling possible optimism among industrialists and a stronger economy as Congress wrestles with policy options.
Today in history notes births of James Watt and Edgar Allan Poe and events from 1807 to 1965. An Associated Press analysis discusses Viet Nam war impact on the U S economy, Federal Reserve signals, and the optimistic industrial outlook for 1966 amid service sectors and growth, noting production trends and uneven brakes.
A tan pistol whipped a woman employee at a downtown Army Navy store in Somerset Pennsylvania. The incident occurred yesterday and another employee, Ralph Panic, was admitted to a hospital for observation. Police said $25 in the cash register was missing.
The Corry Evening Journal lists subscription prices: twelve months at 11.00 by mail in advance, six months or shorter options, and per copy costs. The notice also mentions carrier delivery and display advertising terms.
Readers ask Dr Coleman about black and blue marks after minor injuries caused by fragile blood vessels and clotting disorders. The column notes possible bleeding tendencies, prolaped uterus from multiple childbirths, and tightening operations. Hormone therapy is discussed for facial hair and hair loss with cautions.
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