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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion criticizes Dr. Charles L. Hudson of Cleveland for urging doctors to seek political careers. It highlights AMA concerns about shortages of doctors, college space, and teachers and mocks Hudson’s stance as impractical, suggesting political careers would worsen patient access and efficiency in medical care.
July 1 1086 reports Congress debating price controls amid questions on cost of living. Corry City Council plans July meeting as talks surface on possible sale of the Fairhaven federal housing project. Mayor Kinley cites a letter from the Federal Public Housing Administration indicating a sale and a possible deal. With the CPA dead, Corry food stores push to hold ceiling prices near recent levels.
40 Years Ago July 1 1928 reports W Stuart Houghton named captain of Company A with lieutenants Robert Brown and Ross Fehrman, all World War veterans who served in France with the Rainbow Division. An accident near East Main Street left nine year old John Malone with a severe scalp laceration after being struck by a car driven by William Lombard.
A law primer explains that no property use is absolute and constant dog barking can be a nuisance if it injures others. It notes heirs can inspect wills after probate, and letters testamentary grant public access at the courthouse. City urges grass cutting between sidewalk and street amid numerous complaints.
Jim Bishop lampoons golf obsession with quick wit, noting that true players court hostility, obsess over tiny misses, and chase perfection while the game punishes failure. He cites Palmer, Kroll, and Egypt’s sand pits to illustrate golf’s cruel humor and the peculiar mix of skill and luck that fuels the sport.
In Bolivia a presidential vote is held across the Altiplano and villages high above sea level. Ex-president Barrientos seeks reelection amid opponents from the MNR and Falange Socialist party. The campaign highlights include Barrientos using a helicopter to reach remote voters while the nation prepares for a broad senate and assembly contest.
On July 1 events include Theodore Roosevelt leading the Rough Riders at San Juan Hill in Cuba during the Spanish American War and the first adhesive U.S. postage stamps. Other notes mention Gettysburg and 1904 air mail service inaugurations between New York and San Francisco.
Announcement of postal classification and subscription pricing for the Corry Pennsylvania newspaper. Includes annual rates of 13 dollars by mail and ten cents per copy, sixty cents per week, with notice that rates require application and that advertising information follows in the next section.
Francis Barry, 68, built a shipping empire as president and owner of Circle Line, Statue of Liberty ferry, and Hudson River Day Line. His 15 vessels carried about 20 million passengers last year, far more than New York harbor ship traffic. Born in Hell's Kitchen, he rose from a saloon owner's son to headships in customs brokerage and three major tour lines.
A 42 year old man recovering from a heart attack often remains anxious and labeled an invalid until psychological and physical readiness to resume activity is established. Recovery requires support from a physician, counselors, and family to rebuild confidence and reintegrate into normal functioning, not forcing rapid return to work.
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