Corry Faces Five Community Problems Says Governor Scranton
In Our Opinion argues Corry has few of the five issues listed by Governor Scranton. It highlights education needs with TV teaching potential, housing shortages, crime and juvenile delinquency, mass transportation, and public health as areas to improve.
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Labor, Interior, Commerce,and Health, Education, and Welfare Departments
Ambitious 1925 Corry News Highlights Local Changes
A 1925 Corry chronicle reports diverse items from Guam to Poland. Tokyo radio claims a Japanese hold on Okinawa. Hopkins meets Stalin offer details in Washington. Wilfred Pomeroy resigns unsigned contract. Milon Brown named superintendent. local baseball stars Kennedy and Harmon chase Pony League contracts. Altoona racing fans prepare for the 250 mile event. LaRue Haskins sets travel records.
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William Harmon
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Tral
Hornell
Pony League
Economic Pulse: Retail Slump, Auto Output, and Dollar Value
Paul Harvey analyzes weekly retail sales dipping one percent yet six percent above last year, U.S. auto production down from prior week but ahead of 1964 pace, and the shrinking purchasing power of the ten dollar bill as inflation, Social Security changes, and other factors shape 1965 outlook. He notes economists expect a softer boom in the second half and warns against pseudoslump pessimism.
Investigative notes question Mississippi justice and civil rights
Drew Pearson reviews cases in Pike County where Judge W J Watkins Jr issued suspended sentences to white defendants. He recalls a 1960 jail term for bomber Murphy Duncan after a probation violation, and links the broader pattern to civil rights enforcement in Georgia Alabama and Mississippi. The column also reports on Senator Hartke exposing civilian roles for generals in government and wartime executive order ideas.
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Local Clippings Highlight Alumni Events and Community News
Debbie Hellabaugh 8 finds six leaf clover on her birthday as The Journal features her. Cornell Club of Northwestern Pennsylvania gathers in Titusville for annual dinner at the Drake Hotel with Ted Thoren speaker. Corry youths earn degrees at Grove City College. local leaders spurred by Boy Scouts and nursing and Wharton School graduates, and Navy lieutenant Morse returns from the Mediterranean with the Sixth Fleet.
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Ted Thoren
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East Bond Street
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Gagle
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Union City
Rouse
Youngsville
Center Street
D. Armour Hillstrom
Corry Jamestown Corp
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Chamber of Commerce
Navy
John A. Morse
J. W. Morse
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Mediterranean
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Altair
Corry Area High School
James C. Reagle
James H. Reagle
Denison University
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Civilian Government Principle and Eisenhower Warning
The text recalls a strict constitutional provision affirming civilian government and cites Eisenhower’s farewell message warning of a coalition between the military, defense contractors, and retired servicemen.
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Cite Scooter Rental Agent For Violation
Police arrested a youth driving a rented scooter without a license and charged the owner Elaine Wasiulewski of Erie with knowingly permitting a traffic violation. Sgt. Charles Bowers said the youth and three others were cited for riding the small scooter without lights during a crackdown on motor scooter and bicycle violations.
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Elaine Wasiulewski
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Corry Post Office Rates and Advertising Deadlines
The notice lists mailing rates for Corry Pa second class mail at $18.00 yearly and $11.00 yearly by mail in advance. Carrier delivery is eight cents per copy or fifty cents per week. Advertising rates are available on application with display deadlines at 8 am prior to the publication date.
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