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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1966
Page
2
The piece argues district attorney Frank Hogan defends police questioning without on scene lawyers. It cautions against rubber hose tactics, warns lawyers can shield suspects, and cites Article VI. It asserts the need for lawful, efficient preliminary investigations and questions the usefulness of a defense lawyer present during initial questioning.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recounts a four day strike call by Truman era leaders and a power struggle between management and labor. Local groups sponsor Corry Memorial Hospital fund with a $10 000 quota. Community notes include drills, rifle marksmanship, and military courtesy discussions. Board members of Corry Community Loan Company are re elected. Local clubs host Progressive 500 and a Hollywood radio moment features Marjorie Peck. Beavers basketball struggles highlight the junior high season wrap.
A concise exploration of how oral tradition and newspaper reporting intertwine, noting how spoken language informs printed records. It discusses memory, community voices, and the enduring presence of spoken history within archival texts.
Jim Bishop recounts veteran publishers like Joseph Medill Patterson and Robert McCormick, noting their iron egos and clashes with readers. He recalls Wil liam Randolph Hearst Kobler and others, describing editor publisher tensions, wars over authority, and daring stances in a turbulent era of journalism.
Washington column reports Senator Dodd faced scrutiny for alleged favoring West German interests. It cites gifts, lavish travel, and letters Klein drafted to sway Dodd during Foreign Relations Committee inquiries. The piece details Klein's alleged influence moves and a 1963 committee probe into his activities as a foreign agent.
Fragmented OCR text hints at an official notice or legal posting from Corry Pennsylvania, mentioning a post office entry, record book and local names. The readable portions reference a dated filing or approval process with a likely public notice tone and formal terms.
In Boyle's Americana New York AP column the author recalls office boys, their neat appearance and condescending help, contrasts with his own youth as a boy reporter, and recalls Leon Durst and the old newsroom dynamic where “Hey, boy” was an insult or a badge of status, shaping identity and memory.
A reader question fills a legal advice column about penalties after summons in a property damage suit and the effect of absence on judgment. it also covers annulment timing, stating that jurisdiction exists with service and that annulment declares a marriage void without time limits, regardless of delay.
In medical guidance from Dr Coleman the drug digitalis is described as a longstanding treatment for chronic heart disease derived from foxglove. It strengthens heart muscle when dosed carefully by a physician who adjusts amounts to the patient, with explicit caution that no drug should be continued beyond its prescribed period.
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