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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues newspapers and TV push ads toward teens who have the money to spend, sidelining adults. It laments advertisers, producers, and society elevating youth, predicting shifts in shows and consumer power while warning of social consequences.
Erie County Thruway crumbling infrastructure will be personally inspected by State Highway Chief Harral in preparation for a legislative probe. Senate panels fast tracked two measures by Sen. Sesler to support the investigation and approved $5,000 for an eight member team. Harral will be accompanied by Reslink Madigan and Hetherington to gather evidence.
Lord Gridley 87 former Conservative MP Sir Arnold Gridley died yesterday in London. He served in Parliament from 1935 to 1955, bringing long partisan experience to his later years. The obituary notes his influence within party and public service.
Allen Jensen, 59, a correspondent for Berlingske Tidende in Copenhagen, fell to his death yesterday from an apartment building in Corry.
Jim Bishop recounts Vienna's Imperial Hotel from its imperial past to Nazi occupation. Hitler’s 1938 visit and the German takeover, Austrian resistance led by Prince Wilhelm von Thurn und Taxis, and Soviet occupation with atrocities and destruction until liberation by Patton’s Rainbow Division.
Bear Lake clergy attend Bible Conference at EUB camp and local visits include Ward Chapman and Doris Hagamen from Jamestown and Wilington. Maude Cornish hosts and Tyan Ayling dine with Elvin Ayling as discussions recall Vienna’s wartime era and the Imperial Hotel restored.
Sicily 28 15 reports say a Japanese battleship was sunk as about 1,300 U S and British carrier planes battled heavy flak and lighter screens in the Inland Sea. A separate Empire State Building crash in New York killed five people on the ground and all six crew members.
Columbus celebrates 40 years of electric service offering expanded power access. The edition notes widespread adoption of electricity, improved lighting, and new conveniences transforming daily life for residents and businesses during the 1920s.
Mrs Izaak Walton Killiam a noted baseball enthusiast who once offered six million dollars to keep the Brooklyn Dodgers from moving to Los Angeles died yesterday in her villa on the French Riviera. A St Louis native and widow of a Canadian financier who died in 1955.
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