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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion hearts bleed rivers over a crash caused by a youth who fled police at high speed. The piece argues police were right to pursue, asserting the driver broke the law and likely faced more than speeding. It emphasizes officers risked their lives and the public’s safety, defending pursuit of lawbreakers.
Readers submit questions to the Corry city engineer about sidewalk permits insurance and road location. The piece notes required liability coverage for excavations and sewer work and explains the chosen entrance road position to maximize sight distance. It also includes a sidebar about the columnist being unpaid and working beyond 50 hours weekly.
Anon explains that two permits may be required for public sidewalk work. If the sidewalk is on the street, a permit is needed. private walks on a property five feet or more from the street do not require a permit. The city requires permits to ensure proper grade and adherence to specifications and because work lies within the street right of way.
Dr. George Bagley of East Frederick street has received a U S patent for a stabilizing system used in vinyl asbestos tile. Thomas W Campbell of 19 West Frederick street ends the 1967 sailing season with Webb Institute in Glen Cove New York. State Police Sergeants complete executive development at Hershey to boost force efficiency. Firemen push pension talks, may appeal to state legislators for changes. City agrees to settle £2000 bill with Yost Associates for Lawrence Airport runway design and supervision.
Corry received 2.17 inches of rain over two days with no major damage but hillside roads washed away on the south side. A mass meeting in the Municipal Building aimed to retain Company A of the National Guard. The operetta HMS Pinafore was staged at the Junior High School with promotion certificates to be awarded at a capacity crowd. Tax cards for 1947 show a duplicate amount of 29,589.91 based on the assessment.
A montage argues growing personal injury suits and legal intimidation distort justice. It cites Paul Harvey style quotes, Colorado and New Hampshire cases, sports stars wrapped in lawyers, rising insurance costs, and a call to mock chronic claimants in papers to push courts to frown on sue driven culture.
1927 prom exercises at the Junior High School feature Ralph Hixson and Robert Reagle as soloists in Rip Van Winkle. Eliver Shuss of East South Street received a new route assignment as R F D carrier Route 2 from Corry, succeeding retiree Jason Frost.
Hal Boyle surveys American quirks from bagels to fashion, slang, and greed. He muses on prosperity, misused accolades, and shifting values, noting the contrast between wealth and vulnerability. He compares modern intellectuals, stock exchanges, and consumer habits to past norms, concluding with questions about Uncle Sam’s fate if broke.
The term satisfaction of judgment is usually the creditor marking records as Paid in Full after paying a loan. It is done at the Prothonotary's Office where the judgment was entered and has little relevance to a divorce action.
A historic note on freezing blood for up to two years shows 4000 pints used at Massachusetts General Hospital. Wash process reduces harmful components and may prevent hepatitis, with Harvard Medical School researchers predicting mandatory washing if hepatitis-free blood continues.
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