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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1965
Page
4
The Bethlehem Globe-Times notes pending hearings on a revised rate plan that could lift premiums by about 15 percent nationally with New York following. Drivers face higher bills and more public scrutiny, though protests may not shift insurer plans as traffic and accident costs rise.
A New York reader asks about a neighbor dispute over land aligned with a garage and the potential for ejectment. The piece outlines options if a garage sits on another’s land, including title proof, adverse possession after 21 years, and the need for open possession and absence of permission in deciding ownership and damages.
Hal Boyle recounts a brutal long distance flight where a nervous passenger endures cramped seating and rowdy dining. Hostesses shuttle food and struggle with exhausted passengers as stage after stage taxes the crew and guests. A departing hostess quips about pressing grapes to yield return flight champagne.
Kenneth Kraus an 18 year old of Erie allegedly started a driverless bulldozer in Chautauqua County before leaping off it as it rammed a field then a road causing a motorist to brake sharply. The machine later hit a tree and Kraus fled toward Ripley where deputies arrested him. He faces a disorderly conduct charge with a July 28 hearing set by Westfield Peace Justice Roger Haltimer.
Towanda Pennsylvania ranch towns and Tunkhannock High School graduate Linda Forba, a blue eyed 17 year old farmer's daughter from R D 4 Tunkhannock, was crowned the Pennsylvania Dairy Princess Saturday night.
A concise meditation on how spoken language fades while printed text endures, contrasting ephemeral speech with lasting documents. The piece treats communication as a balance between immediacy and permanence, highlighting the role of publishing in preserving ideas beyond conversation.
In Mississippi last fall, supporters of Lyndon Johnson faced hostility yet lined up behind his campaign. The piece links their loyalty to Johnson with the later Senate vote on Jim Coleman’s confirmation, noting tensions over Coleman’s alleged misquotations on black voting rights. It contrasts Civil Rights era politics with Syngman Rhee’s postwar exile and Capitol storm damage.
Jim Bishop reports a humorous slice of Vienna life from a honeymoon visit. The city charm, ring streets, and Imperial Hotel frame a wandering ride from the Danube to Melk, with misadventures in language, traffic, and local hospitality. The narrator notes warm Viennese courtesy, culinary detours, and a lingering sense that leaving this city is hard.
A terse recruitment appeal asks for a free list of U S Government positions and salaries along with guidance on qualification. It requests name age and street addresses. The ad reflects a fill in request style common in classifieds or want ads.
A 1945 news capsule covers Allied air strikes on Japan with carrier planes striking Kure and Japan’s navy, Churchill government toppled in Britain, and Labour leadership under Clement Attlee. Local items note rail cooperation talks, a B24 crash inquiry, a gas station reopening after an OPA suspension, a teen injury at Miller’s, and community club reports.
fragmented OCR notes show postal handling and pricing details for Corry Pennsylvania edition. references to second class mail, annual rates, carrier delivery, and advertising terms appear with unclear typography and typos, indicating a period-typical local newspaper notice page.
The Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association held the first business sessions of its second annual convention in Pittsburgh. About 0 delegates attended as officers prepared to discuss juvenile delinquency traffic safety and organized crime through Wednesday.
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