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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1973
Page
2
A condensed view shows the new code reclassifies offenses from murder to misdemeanors with updated language and stiffer maximums. It contrasts with the old code where barn fires drew longer sentences than school fires and notes expected appeals and legislative tweaks as the system adapts.
The interim report outlines trips to postal centers after the July 4 recess and August, followed by regional hearings in problem areas and final wrap-up hearings in Washington with the Post master General. The aim is to assemble all factors before a final evaluation. The piece also details a Justice Department case against ex-Rep. J Irving Whalley and notes on congressional profile sales.
In Corry on July 6 1953 Little League teams and fathers plan a city wide tag sale Thursday through Saturday to raise 1500. Lou Hanna announces a planning session next Wednesday at the Junior High gym. Work at Loblaw grocery store on North Center will begin a remodeling project likely lasting three weeks. Harold Mischler reports 1953 phone directory changes affecting about 500 area numbers. In 1933 Thomas Burkhart catches a 30 inch musky at Findley Lake and Jim Shaver becomes Grand Union store manager on North Center Street.
The answer states no. Pennsylvania does not currently have such a law. The 1947 Community Property Law act was declared unconstitutional by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court for vagueness and inconsistency, rendering it unenforceable.
Mike Reilly, longtime chief of the White House detail for Franklin D. Roosevelt, was renowned for deep loyalty and bold actions to protect the president. He oversaw covert upgrades to Roosevelt’s transport, including a reinforced, bombproof Pullman and a custom cruiser with a submarine hatch, and accompanied the president to Yalta and Livadia. Reilly’s devotion persisted after FDR’s death, and he lived quietly in Washington until dying last week.
AP reports that a weaker dollar abroad could draw foreign visitors to the United States seeking bargains. The piece humorously advises Americans on how to greet tourists, suggesting hospitality, safe exchanges, and guiding them to shops and department stores while noting mutual suspicion about commissions.
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