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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1965
Page
4
An Altoona Mirror column argues juvenile delinquency stems from poor parental training and urges state legislation to enforce parental responsibility. Jurists say there are no bad kids only bad parents, and laws with teeth could curb crime though not cure-all.
The Rev. Homer Good, 51, serves as full-time chaplain-counselor for Hennis Freight Lines, a Winston-Salem trucking firm. He oversees church involvement at work while maintaining parish duties, explaining that industrial chaplaincy links employees, families, and faith. The firm expanded from 1946 to about 2,707 employees across 54 plants, with most workers based in Winston-Salem.
The Rev. Mr. Good spends 76 hours monthly counseling employees and leads two voluntary worship services at the Winston-Salem terminal each Monday. He conducts speaking engagements, acts as relief pastor, travels to other terminals, and uses the company plane as needed. Jean Ogden praises his impact on worker relations and morale. He is a Davidson College graduate from Tennessee, married with four children. One son, Homer Good Jr., works in sales for another trucking company in Richmond Virginia.
Thursday's sale featured good hogs and sows with hogs 17 to 18, sows 13 to 14, cutters and fryers 10 to 42, veal calves 86 to 89, heavy calves 20 to 29, and - calves 99 to 232.
The piece argues the Soviet account via Pravda claims Richard Sorge provided Germany and Japan war data including Japan's Pacific attack plan to the Soviets in July 1941, suggesting Stalin knew of Pearl Harbor months before it happened and warns America did not receive this information. It compares U.S. and Soviet roles and questions allied warning gaps.
The column explains storage rules for receipts under Pennsylvania law and federal tax rules. It notes four years for contract-related receipts under the Uniform Commercial Code and three years for tax-related documents, with emphasis on defining “important” papers.
A veteran U.S. Army unit powered across central Luzon advancing with five divisions a regimental combat team and a battalion of specialists in close quarter fighting toward Manila and near Clark Field as of Monday.
Tank patrols smashed into St Vith the last German bastion in the Ardennes as air attacks yesterday pushed a withdrawal into a rout. St Vith sits at a hub of seven highways and two rail lines as German resistance collapsed in the bulge. The report notes ensuing Allied advances and local disruptions including a police raid on bootleg joints, and mentions a birthday for N Cohen at North Center street. A high school basketball game saw Corry beat Youngsville 40 to 38 in overtime, while a separate note reports a “palson pen” letters probe and Kiwanis anniversary observance. Street light installations progress in the city and a birth is recorded on East Main Street.
The text discusses filing a complete return and consequences of fraudulent returns with no time limit on assessment. It stresses keeping proof of price paid for capital items like real estate and stocks for future sale gains, and notes deeds and wills as evidence of ownership and testamentary wishes.
Erie police charged James Joseph Miller 18 with false pretenses and larceny after he tried to buy 29.80 worth of goods using Evel yn Bennett’s stolen charge plate. Bennett, from Harbor Creele, reported her purse stolen at Liberty Plaza. Miller claimed he found the plate in the store restroom and was held on 500 bond awaiting arraignment before Alderman Samuel A. Rossiter.
A playful note from the Corry Journal praising daily reading pleasures. It highlights the newspaper as a source of daily entertainment and intellectual engagement. The snippet celebrates the joy of following stories, opinions, and features over time.
District attorney will decide before February term whether two 17 year olds and a third youth charged with robbery may be tried as adults or in juvenile court. The piece notes that an adult accomplice could also be tried as an adult and outlines possible juvenile court processing.
Ray R. Myers who has driven for 29 years with no arms will take a special driving examination in Lancaster next Tuesday after a computer rejected his license renewal. Theodore B. Smith Jr ordered the test to determine fitness to drive with Myers using foot-operated control. The test at 2 30 p m will be conducted by State Police Corporal John Wagaman with Traffic Safety Commissioner Harry H Brainerd observing. In Pittsburgh an 80 year old man, William Weir, died after being struck by three cars near his Shadyside home.
Publisher George R. Sample and staff details appear with editors and managers. Advertising and production roles are listed along with national reps, office addresses in New York and Chicago, and rates for mail and carrier delivery.
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