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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1965
Page
4
The piece notes a surge in motorcycles in Corry and supports state action to curb rider risk. It discusses licensing and biannual inspections, studies on diverting two wheelers from turnpikes, and urges strong but reasonable controls to prevent dangerous riding and protect all road users.
Forty years earlier items note Guam’s tense position as Chinese troops push along the east China coast. Truman’s Potsdam remarks spark foreign policy debate. a baseball game error set the late innings as Vera Group misplays decide a result. Local notices discuss housing eligibility for veterans, parking limits, and a charity lawn festival with dancer Jane Loots slated to perform.
The snippet shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead listing staff such as Allan Hasbrouck editor and John Loughlin foreman, plus production and manager names. It includes pricing: 11 per year by mail, 13 per year by mail in advance, and 50 cents per week. Also mentions advertising deadline and postage details.
Jim Bishop reflects on the varied sleepers non sleepers and anti sleepers aboard a New York to Madrid flight. He notes the different sleep patterns among 100s aboard, the clock versus local time clash, and his own struggle with jet lag as he types his account from 33,000 feet en route to Madrid.
A youth suffered minor injuries in a crash at the intersection of Washington and West Wayne streets yesterday. Lucille Carroll married George Bensink in Abbe Reformed Church of Clymer on Saturday, with Miss Carroll identified as daughter of Mrs. James Carroll of 335 East Pleasant Street and Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Bensink of Columbus.
A Miami Post Publishing Co. truck bears a bold rear sign with an arrow to the left reading To Be and another to the right reading Or Not to Be, sparking local curiosity about the vehicle’s message.
Mike Hornick recounts a July Fourth visit to Nenana Alaska. The town blends primitive life with tech progress as the Alaska Railroad stops and locals watch. Nenana sits on the Tanana River with dirt roads, dogs, and bars while river barges and an old paddle wheeler sustain isolated communities nearby.
Photos by Mike Hornick from a Fairbanks to Nenana trip over the July 4th holiday capture a Tanana River fishwheel turning with river current to scoop salmon into a wooden box and a wheel steamer used to move sparse highway traffic across the river.
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