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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1966
Page
2
Bh Makin grants The Journal permission to publish ten cartoons from his book Ive Decided I Want My Seat Back. Mauldin will travel to South America and send a series of cartoons articles and photographs starting February 7.
In Our Opinion the piece mocks government spending on the Office of Economic Opportunity and a Harlem anti-white drama program. It condemns funding, calling the effort a nauseating comic strip in real life and questions the value of hired spokespeople and hate rhetoric.
New York AP column notes quirky facts and reflections on human nature and perceptions. It touches on perspiration glands in skin, foot size differences, dream realism, and the idea of self insight shaping outcomes, ending with a playful nod to quotable notables about beauty and self.
Daily digest of 1940s Corry events includes labor dispute efforts in steel and auto sectors, a Corry School District finding likely to be appealed, death of Fred J. Weaver, nylon hose sale at Murdy store, engagement and wedding plans of local couples, and community club activities. Also notes the Victory Club Canteen closure and local high school basketball results.
Fragmentary newspaper print shows names and roles including publisher George Samples, manager Milli Eatoniereater Allan Sohn, GT Bergman production manager, and chamber of commerce references. Partial ad lines mention Bottineele and Weightman ink with Detroit connection in unclear context.
A fragment describes a dog that prefers human company and shows affection to its owner. It suggests the animal will learn only a few words in a lifetime of 12 to 18 years and indicates breeding and crossbreeding are involved.
The Public School Code of Pennsylvania gives teachers and principals authority over pupil conduct during school and transit. It allows temporary suspensions for disobedience or misconduct and sets grounds for possible expulsion after due process. parents may regulate dress, and boards assess the reasonableness of suspension grounds. The second question notes that failing to appoint an executor does not derail the will. a court appoints an administrator to carry out the will’s terms.
Jim Bishop describes dogs as refined beings who learn to serve and please their masters. The piece contrasts mother and father dogs, loyalty amid hunger, and the watchdog role, with anecdotes of pets like Duke and Scamper illustrating companionship and mischief.
On this date January 31 various historical notes surface including Eisenhower’s 1950s energy program hints and Marshall Chief Justice appointment in 1801. Other events noted cover Osceola’s death in 1838, German unrestricted submarine warfare warning in 1917, Marshall Islands invasion start in 1944, and Dag Hammarskjold remarks on mandates.
In April 1964 Senator Tom Dodd arrived in Germany to meet German officials as part of a Senate probe into foreign agents. Secret instructions from Julius Klein, a German agent, directed Dodd to specific leaders and to meet Globke and Adenauer. The embassy and Klein's aides clashed over Dodd's itinerary while a private memo from Klein outlined the planned encounters and a subtle pro-Klein political aim.
A reader questions inheritance of blood types and how child types relate to parents. Also explained is Addison’s disease caused by adrenal gland hormone imbalance and its broad effects on body functions. The piece notes how coughing up blood can arise from infections, tumors, or bronchial bleeding and mentions adrenal cortex and medulla roles.
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