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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1964

Page

4

Do Discount Stores Discount According to Marrud Story

In a Senate speech Senator William Proxmire cites the Marrud Story to challenge discount stores especially drug chains. He notes high markups average 33.4 percent versus 36 percent in normal pharmacies, loss leader items, no prescription departments, and price maintenance rhetoric. He argues such bargains are illusory and aim to stabilize prices rather than save shoppers.

U.S. Senate William Proxmire Wisconsin Te Marrud Marrud Discount Store

Hal Boyle Americana on double talk and social wit

A humorous column by Hal Boyle explores double-talk as a social art and gives examples of praise and veiled critique. The piece mocks polite phrases that imply the opposite, illustrating how language can signal insincerity in business and society.

New York

Greece's King Constantine Talks of Stability and Peace

Drew Pearson interviews 24 year old King Constantine of Greece after multiple changes in government, Cyprus tensions, and strained ties with Turkey. He stresses the role of a constitutional monarch in moderating extremism, guiding public opinion toward understanding, and maintaining democracy while noting relations with Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, and the United States remain positive. He cites squash as his preferred exercise when not sailing or riding.

King and Irene Cause Fire Truck Incident in Athens Meeting

The King recounts a mishap with a fire truck caused by his sister Princess Irene while returning from the Athens Meeting. He cites speeches by notable professors from Germany Harvard and Japan and notes the royal attendance at sessions and a palace lunch stressing love thy neighbor as tech progress accelerates.

Irene Athens Heisenberg Germany Professor Finley Harvard Lord Ordian Professor Yukawa Japan Josearee Palace

Billy Graham's Path From Trinity to World Radio

A 1940 valedictorian at Trinity College Florida Vera Regine speaks of God using ordinary instruments to spread light. The essay recalls Billy Graham’s early years from dishwashing and caddying to his revival conversion, his first radio broadcast, and Trinity's influence on his biblical grounding. The piece links his mother’s choice of Trinity to the broader impact of editors and writers on his calling.

Billy WSUN St. Petersburg Florida

Allegany man charged in teen babysitter rape slaying

Stephen Foster of Allegany was charged with first degree murder in the rape slaying of 15 year old Mary Chapin in Cattaraugus County. He admitted the attack in the home of her sister, several hours after the girl's battered body was found. The victim had been beaten on the head with a sharp instrument and taped.

Alligana X. Lar Cattaraugus Stephen Foster Allegany Mary Chapin Robert J. Foster Foster

Craday Family Picnic Highlights Local Socials

Mr and Mrs Bill Craday hosted a family picnic at their home with many attendees from nearby towns. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert De Shazer and daughters from Kansas City Missouri, and numerous neighbors and relatives from North Clymer, Clymer, Harmonsburg and surrounding communities. The gathering featured visits, greetings, and a missionary talk at Hatch Hollow Baptist Church followed by refreshments.

Bill Craday Bernice Marsh Robert DeShazer Kansas City, Mo Walter DeShazer Douglass Philip Gravink Clymer Ronald Rhodes North Clymer Lawrence Gladys Bennink John Hamilton Fred Wallace Karen Nellis North East Charles Pettengil Harry Hickle Kay Donny Carl A. Marsh Lee Hopkins Pearl Bemis Marion Nellis Karen Linda Earl Wright Fredonia Mercer Linda Albright Corry Shelvy Albright Myron Wallace Forestville Charles Knowlton Myra Chetty Dunkirk Frances Stafford Grace Beekerink Clyde Courtright Salvadore Elis Jamestown Helen Wright James Carpenter Townville Sibley Wright George Benedict Donna Alice Camp Benedicts Niagara Falls N. Y Kansas City Bred Wallace Robert Spoon Ripley Gordon Max Bemis Hatch Hollow Baptist Church Kelly Haiti James Gibbons Erie Umaiss Bote Mather Kathryn Perry Roy Benedict Judith Reagie Lottsville Methodist Church Helen Shinko Hateh Hollow Witsville Gus Kissel Sangamon

Funeral rites held for Maurice B. Goodrich

The funeral service for Maurice B. Goodrich was conducted yesterday at the Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Jerry McCauley officiating. Interment followed at Spring Creek Cemetery. Attending mourners from several towns included Mrs. Arthur Goodrich, Mrs. Mary Desmond, George Myers of Fredonia New York, Mrs. Ray Goodrich of Roulette Pennsylvania, Mrs. Lee Plyler, Mrs. Beatrice Collins of Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. John Huff and son of San Diego California, Mr. and Mrs. B A Palmer of Clymer, Mrs. William Robinson of Tucson Arizona, Mrs. C. A. Baker of Spartansburg, Mrs. Mazel Ayers of Brie, and many from West Spring Creek.

Maurice Goodrich Maurice B. Goodrich Bracken Funeral Home Jerry McCauley Cobbs J Comers Spring Creek Arthur Goodrich Mary Desmond George Myers Fredonia N.Y Ray Goodrich Roulette Lee Plyler Beatrice Collins Bradford John Huff San Diego Calif B.A. Palmer Clymer William Robinson Tucson Ariz C. A. Baker Spartarsburg Mazel Ayers Brie West Spring Creek

Teenager Drowns Near Oxford in Farm Pond

Fifteen year old James R. Bare of Glen Roy near Oxford drowned yesterday while swimming with his brother Frank thirteen in a pond on Glenn McClure's farm. Police investigated the incident and noted both boys were local residents. James was a student at the nearby school and the family requested privacy.

Oxford Pat James R. Bare Glen Roy Frank Glenn McClure

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