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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1966

Page

2

Dickinson College to expand law program under new dean

ex Judge Burton R. Laub of Erie becomes dean at Dickinson College Law School Carlisle in 1966 He aims to keep high ethical standards by turning out high button shoe lawyers while increasing faculty student cooperation and broadening general knowledge along with criminal and civil law Laub is a Wharton and Penn Law graduate.

Dickinson College Carlisle Burton R. Laub Erie Common Pleas Court Dickinson Laub University of Pennsylvania Wharton School Altoona Mirror

Drew Pearson Investigates TV Network Monopolies

Washington hearings reveal network dominance in prime time and the use of public airways as leverage for independents. Don McGuire, David Wolper, and others describe gatekeeping, reruns, and blackouts that bar new producers from broadcast access. A related TV spot irregularity survey highlights over-commercialization and clipping. The President’s Waldorf audience incident underscores security vigilance.

Public Airways McGuire Joan Davis Congress

Corry news roundup marks 1946 Red Cross drive start

Yesterday's Memories of Corry recaps the 1948 Red Cross fundraising push led by Wilmer W. Waterhouse with Dr. John Kibler and F. W. Woolworth Co. involved. Also notes Merle Huntley purchase of Roy Street home and plans to move to Virginia April 1. Reports death of Mrs. W. E. Cady and a corrected basketball result: Clymer beat Jamestown 49 to 28 to reach finals.

Corry Wilmer W. Waterhouse American Red Cross John ©. Kibler F. W. Woolworth Co Merle Huntley Roy Street East South Street Mrs. Street Virginia Clymer

Paul Harvey on Short Skirts and Violence in Chicago

A column invokes fears about provocative clothing and youth crime linking high school fashion to violence. It cites a murder case involving a teacher, notes FBI observations on sex crimes, and questions societal factors driving crimes of passion. Also mentions Morris Cohen, a Newburgh Corres. president, and Newburgh Steel Co. plans in Cleveland.

Morris Cohen

Corry News Roundup Signals Local Happenings

Char ley Graham of Corry filed a Democratic state committee nominating petition along with Ann Layden of Union City. Death in Boston recalls Arch Dennis, a familiar Corry Union City figure. Sunday dances at Elks Lodge draw teens. Kathe Tunnell, editor of Allegheny College’s campus paper, lauded by Meadville Tribune. George Cooklis of Texas Lunch recovering from major Erie surgery, expected homebound a month. 12th annual West Coast Erie County picnic to be held in St. Petersburg, Fla. Jaycees rename from Junior Chamber of Commerce to Jaycee. Philip Morris campaign for Galaxy and Alpine cigarets challenged by State Department of Revenue. injunction sought. Local block party for Richard Owens family after February fire. linen drive organized. Ajax Iron Works to exhibit at International Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa. Corry area students earn dean’s list honors at Edinboro State College. more local graduates noted. Peace Corps placement test announced for March 12 in Erie. Harborcreek Township soil study requested for septic and building planning. Aero-Flow marks 50 years in Corry. multiple name changes since 1918. Memorial Hospital boiler repairs delayed three weeks. Behrend Fund drive progressing. Corry Zoning Board elects Ed Kaizer president. W. W. Waterhouse seeks Assembly seat. Wurst Brothers near start on Corry golf course work. Frawley obituary recall linked to Pat O’Brien memoir Wind at My Back.

Charley Graham Corry Ann Layden Union City Boston Arch Dennis Elks Lodge Kathe Tunnell Robert Tunnell West Park Place Meadville Tribune Allegheny College Meadville Miss Tunnell George Cooklis The Texas Lunch Journal Erie St. Petersburg Fla Erie County Red and Gun Club Jaycees Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycee Philip Morris, Inc Galaxy State Department of Revenue Philip Morris State First Ward Richard Owens East South Street Clara Sorenson Ajax Iron Works West Washington Street Tulsa Oklo William B. Corbin Percy Corbin New York Corbin Penn State Bedford Hills Corry Area Edinboro State College Dale Berént Maple Avenue Sarry Cole East Bend Street Charles Heise Way Johnson R. D Jerry McIntyre Bee Chele John Morayele South Center Street Lege Cambridge David J. Bailey Carl Coates Moad Ayenuic Peace Corps U. S State Streets Harborcreel Aero Flow Long Island Standard Screw Standard Turnbuckle Aero Supply Mfg. Co Aero-Flow Dynamics Leo Strauss Corry Memorial Hospital Wesleyville Ed Kaizer Hay Shafer Pennsylvania Wurst Frawley Hollywood

What Is The Law On Repainting Rental Property

The law does not require landlords to repaint or redecorate rental properties on a fixed schedule. Landlords must maintain minimum health and safety standards, and negotiations with tenants can determine upkeep. Courts apply caveat emptor to a tenant’s duty to inspect premises for defects.

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City answers readers on sidewalks sewers and plant

City engineers explain permit rules for walk and driveway work within street right of way and five feet from the curb. They describe sewer bill purpose after plant construction, and outline Corry sewage plant operations from intake to digestion and testing, noting it is a modern facility, not a cesspool.

Anon Corry

Today In History March 5 Highlights

On this date events include the Boston Massacre of 1770 with three killed and eight wounded in 1700. In 1750 Shakespearean play forms America Richard the Third in New York City. In 1768 Spain takes New Orleans Antonio De Ulloa becomes Louisiana governor. In 1900 New York University donor pledges 100000 for hall of fame. In 1983 Joseph Stalin marked in Soviet era headlines. Rex Harrison born today.

Associated Press Boston America Richard the Third New York City New Orleans Antonio de Ulloa Louisiana Font New

Coughs and the Doctor Patient Dialogue in Medical Advice

Doctors face frequent cough related calls yet must diagnose underlying causes before treatment. Coughs range from dry unproductive to productive mucous producing types. A thorough exam including stethoscope percussion and sputum analysis guides therapy and drug choices. Preventive care and tailored advice depend on accurate diagnosis by the physician.

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Drew Pearson Washington House Small Business Committee John Dingell D-Mich Dingell Federal Power Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Peas Federal Communications Commission House Interstate Commerce Committee Harley Staggers D-W. Va Madison Avenue Rep. Dingell House Small Business Committee Don McGuire Beverly Hills Hennessey Nets Vox Asi David Wolper CBS NAC All Pee Ted White Bool ABC Secret Service James Peck LBJ Waldorf Herman Wiseman Peck W. E. Cady Zuella McElroy William , Cady Paul Harvey Paul Chicago Loren Schofield Schofield FBI Hoover Birle Hulds Cherry White Street Lane Ben Corry A Supervisor of Public Works Cibaatia Rome Ochod
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