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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1965
Page
4
An Erie police officer supports making juvenile court activity public to foster parental responsibility. He argues secrecy has failed to deter youth crime and that public embarrassment may deter first offenders. The officer credits the proposal to prompt accountability and rejects sensationalizing reform.
A long column argues the United States should curb foreign aid and reduce commitments. It cites billions in loans since World War II, repayments far smaller, and mounting gold reserves loss. A call to conserve resources says Americans should travel domestically to save money while noting military and political tensions abroad.
The fragment shows the Corry Evening Journal with publisher and staff roles listed and postal details for the Corry, Pa. office. It includes address snippets, production and advertising areas, and standard publication pricing in a garbled header. The readable facts indicate the paper’s Philadelphia origin reference and general newspaper masthead information.
The article details Solicitor General Cox's handling of the Mississippi 1890 voting law before the Supreme Court. Justices pressed him to seek a ruling on constitutionality. Cox declined, preferring remand to a three man Mississippi court, delaying any decision. A later ruling sent the case back without addressing constitutionality, drawing criticism from Justice Black and civil rights advocates.
The Fiduciaries Act of 1949 requires that within three months after appointment every personal representative file with the Registrar of Wills in the probate county an inventory verified by affidavit of all real and personal property held by the deceased. The inventory is for the information of interested parties and applies whenever property comes to the estate.
Local geese migrations cheer spring as Vernon Babcock and Mrs. Claude Baccus spot flocks near Sparta Union City and Columbus. The CHEER group credits Emmanuel Episcopal Church for ongoing programs aiding handi capped youngsters with twice monthly parties and crafts. Corry sailor David J. Mitchell serves aboard USS Bennington off California in Operation Silver Lance. Carlyle L. Coons earns Century Club honor at International Correspondence Schools for ten straight years. Carol Brundage named as student personnel assistant at Fredonia State. Erie County School Board proposes county vocational technical school with initial $100,000 architect fee amid skepticism over site distance. National Bank warns of counterfeit $20 bills. flaws spotted in recent batch. Bradford and Titusville expand summer school offerings. school bus law debate may raise taxes in Titusville. Funeral notices for Mrs. Mable Beers and twins in Westfield. Local travelers in Pittsburgh visit a Super Dupermarket, a jar of ham salad spread from Corry distributor. Kaylene Bliley participates in intercollegiate band festival at Lock Haven. Pitt honors convocation recognizes three Corry-area students. William F. Masler Jr. named among Steel magazine’s notable industry figures. George Sekerak pictured in Game News opening day survey. Property assessment notes spur public discourse as postscripts tease ongoing tax questions.
Property in Corry sold for about 17000, assessed at 800, prompting downtown retailers to seek a reassessment. Local Cancer Society gearing up for its drive late April with Wayne and Concord townships added this year. Rotary eyes a six act public program, Kiwanis marks their 50th anniversary with a dinner invitation, and Corry Jamestown Corp expansion rumors fade as plant consolidates on East Columbus site.
Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson told the Overseas Writers Association yesterday that the United Nations will emerge stronger from its current finances and peacekeeping tests. He cited Korea Suez and the Congo as past adversity it overcame.
Pennsylvania's maple queen will be crowned by Gov. Scranton on April 2 at Meyersdale Somerset County festival. The queen is Miss Janet Smith of Somerset.
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