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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1957
Page
4
A column discusses Britain's higher information budget and its push to influence global opinion, contrasting with the U.S. cut to the information service. It cites Dr. Charles Hill and notes Britain's five-to-one spending edge and the need to inform foreign publics about British policies and life.
Corry notes a 1937 column recalling a Belgrade dispatch about an ammunition depot explosion near Stragaral with unknown casualties. A performer named Daredevil Roland entertained hundreds at Hotel Corry by scaling the exterior. Corry Rotary Club shifts district boundaries and plans a joint meeting in Titusville. New York reports rising living costs and mixed industrial data with government figures showing record output but slower growth.
The piece surveys how tight money policy slows housing building plant expansion and retail stocking, yet prices climb as labor costs rise. It outlines three views on inflation and notes midyear output at 433% billion dollars, about 19 billion higher than 1935, with the overall activity viewed as healthy by most.
Forty years ago on July 24 the 117 Company A Wax unit mustered into federal service at the State Armory. Preparations for transfer were completed days earlier as the company’s boss faced a church sendoff with local Indies and congregants assisting. Draft numbers and local exemption boards expected official copies tomorrow. physical exams planned for those in the first allotment. About 350 pounds of felt produced annually for the U.S. market. India exports tea to the United Kingdom at about 366 million pounds annually.
Warren County commissioners call for state police to handle criminal investigations instead of Sheriff Linder, citing higher costs in other counties and the sheriff’s lack of authority to investigate crimes. They urge public action through the courts rather than public debate. Sheriff Linder objects to the pay suspension and questions legality.
A fragmented discussion on bylines and thinking in journalism unfolds in a TV panel setting. Participants including Frank OConnor weighed in on royal we usage and byline practices, with comments on pay avoidance and expense consequences.
Hal Boyle analyzes three ways of expressing the same opinion about a TV program. The piece critiques the effect of authoritative voice in media and how self conscious language can seem egotistical while recognizing The Last Word as a strong show.
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