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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1964
Page
4
Our opinion calls on Corry’s City Council to advance a series of projects including a 915000 bond issue airport improvements off street parking downtown redevelopment and a municipal golf course. The piece warns critics will always resist change but urges swift action to curb unemployment and modernize the town.
A playful rendering of word importance ranks shows six key words and progressively shorter phrases. It includes self admission praise inquiry politeness gratitude and a final token word.
The piece discusses expectations for higher interest rates in the United States in coming weeks driven by tax cuts and a London rate hike. It notes Fed tools such as reserve requirements and government securities operations to manage credit and rates, with some analysts predicting the Fed may wait to gauge effects from recent tax cuts and British rate increases before acting.
Drew Pearson reports on Barry Goldwater accused of calling Earl Warren socialist and unqualified. The piece details letters, Senate mail room activity, and alleged coordination with officials, including comments from John Chambers and reactions from Tick Anderson. It notes broader political maneuvering and media coverage surrounding the 1963 episode.
In Naples Allied headquarters report that London Germany fighting neared a major offensive failure with Rome headquarter lines collapsing and Fifth Army positions retaken. The piece also mentions Red Cross support plans and wartime morale notes amid other scattered items from the time.
Paul Harvey discusses weakened military leadership and civilian overreach. He recalls MacArthur’s demotion and argues the chain of command is treated as a puppet string by civilian evaluators. He warns of drafts and the erosion of military prestige under civilian tradition.
Forty years ago march er shows rehearsals under James H. Wright and Robert Carroll plan a Salvation Army event. A 20 year old man, Clarence Rupp, collided with a truck on the reade road north of town, suffering serious injuries. Miss Lucy Thomas dies after Pneumonia. Glenn Chase dies from injuries after timber strike while operating a rip saw. Corry Boxing Club announces first show at State Armory with promoter J H Castor organizing an all star card.
Postal and advertising terms issued for Corry area by mail and carrier options. Rates include S100 per year by mail and by advance payment. Eight cents per copy and fifty cents per week by carrier. Advertising rates available on application. Display ad deadline noted as eight a.m. on prior week.
Watersville Maine obituary notes the death of Max Wiedler aged 72. He founded the Springfield Ohio Symphony Orchestra and once guest conducted the Boston Pops Orchestra. A Hamburg Germany native, Fiedler passed away in a hospital yesterday.
A lesson on legal responsibility for employee actions within scope of duties. It notes that a corporation or individual can be liable, but contributory negligence can absolve the firm if the other party is also at fault.
Dr J R Higard coroner rules the death of Mrs Ana May Morrow 33 and her husband Edward F Morrow 41 in Ashtabula an accidental selfinflicted gunshot and a separate fatal shooting for Mr Morrow. The bodies were found Saturday evening in their home basement by Mrs Morrow’s sister and brother in law Rev Oland Cole pastor of South Ridge Baptist Church Conneaut. Funeral arrangements were noted as a double service in Northfield Ohio. The Morrows were connected with Prudential Insurance Co and relatives and College of Mus department ties noted.
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