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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
4
Editorial argues West Pleaxayit Street shows long ignored hazards and fire traps. It criticizes City Council for inactivity and supports empowering elected officials with broader authority, beyond the state fire marshal, to raze decayed buildings and remove blights threatening safety and health.
A hard industrial prospect in hand creates a double challenge for keeping him engaged. The difficulty mirrors maintaining a buxom bench asset amid a tense setting with marines present.
Twenty years ago Allied air forces led by U S Flying Fortresses shot down eighty German fighters as they pressed air supremacy over Sicily and Sardinia while Soviet forces reported heavy losses along the central front and a major Nazi offensive. In the U S, wartime travel curtailment over July 4 reduced highway accidents and many families spent holidays at home. Local Corry notes cover sports, a shooting accident, traveling shows, lectures at summer schools, and an improving condition after a vehicular wreck.
In 1925 a St Louis area inquiry discusses a beer brand choice by the county committee with alleged bias. The probe follows a raid on a beer garden at the state bolle led by Mrs Gabriel Melarf from ust.
Fragmentary notice text from the Corry Journal lists publisher and staff roles, rates, and advertising deadlines. The legible items include references to publisher George R. Sample and other staff, with partial lines about post office mailing and pricing. The readable content hints at standard newspaper masthead details and subscription costs rather than a complete story.
The column attacks U S foreign aid as wasteful and politically exploited. It cites Indiana Republican Richard Roundebush and Oregon Democrat Wayne Morse criticizing aid as debt funded misdirection. Senator Ellender and Otto Passman are noted critics amid Kennedy’s request for more funds and the Clay Committee’s calls for cuts.
Washington reports recount Morse’s Senate speech attacking alcohol at a public reception, clashing with Mansfield and Jordan over a liquor ban motion. Kennedy briefly appears, while focus shifts to federal land and water policy debates surrounding the 160 acre limit and San Luis Project.
Local enthusiasm for a municipal golf course grows with nationwide trend notes from the National Golf Foundation. Schools mull Bible opening traditions as Supreme Court rules against compulsory religious openings. Regular features include new regional posts and birthday observances, plus store and civic notices.
A roundup of local events includes a memory of an eclipse incident with eye injuries, community help for retarded children, a photographer refusing a job for a teller, and a porcupine incident. It notes Union City and Corry natives seeking ministry, a local Army Pvt. completing training, and campus courses. The piece mentions Dixieland concerts at Waldameer Park, postmaster candidacy chatter, new medical practice openings, stamp donations to YMCA youth, and a Marshs Plaza update amid a hot day crowd. A New York man’s near fatal Route 6 crash is recounted.
A Knights of Columbus meeting elected officers for 1964 65 and completed general business. Named were Donald Walters grand knight Walter Kottienda deputy grand knight Raymond Bachoffer chancellor John Miscil recorder Angelo Frisina financial secretary Marian Zaskiewicz treasurer Joseph Kielar advocate Michael Lynch warden James Nichols inside guard Bernard Gluyna outside guard and James St. George trustee.
General Sir Lashmer Whistler age 64 dies in London after a distinguished wartime career. He earned the Distinguished Service Order three times for gallantry and was praised by Field Marshal Montgomery as probably the finest fighting brigadier in the British army. The death occurred Thursday following a long illness.
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