Our Cars Are Our Worst Enemies Opinion Piece From Corry
In Our Opinion our cars choke cities and foul the air. Corry traffic spikes last Friday and Saturday, with scarce parking and many rail tracks. The piece argues urban reform is needed yet praises local municipal parking and warns autos could be society’s downfall.
Delicatessen and dairy store to open at site in April
Local notes indicate a new delicatessen and dairy shop will open at the site in late April. Other items mention 20 Years Ago memories, resignation of Rev J A Mat ending his pastorate for Westfield, and a 1927 auto route disruption with road work on East Columbus avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Washington
J. A. Matend
East Columbus Avenue
Roosevelt Highway
Street Department
Harold Powell
North Center Street
Pope
Two-Cent babies find aid for Holy Angels Nursery
Maria, a long staying resident of Holy Angels Nursery in Bellmont North Carolina, sits in an aluminum wheelchair while envelopes are slit and money pours in. A mix of donors from diverse places sends gifts totaling tens of thousands as nuns beg for $250,000 to sustain the fragile institution and its hopeful, fragile residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
Holy Angels Nursery
Bellmont
North Carolina
Holy Angels
Kays Gary
Charlotte Observer
Bolivian mining reform tale with Warren and Barrientos
Santa Cruz reports a dialogue between Chief Justice Earl Warren and Bolivian President Rene Barrientos Ortuna at a poolside conversation in Bolivia. Barrientos explains government takeovers turned losses into a $12 million profit in tin mines, while Warren relates California's gold to water from irrigation and its economic impact. Barrientos notes plans to use Titicaca water for hydro power and irrigation, seeking a Pacific outlet for Bolivian oil and tin refining amid Summit Conference discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Bolivia
United States
Earl Warren
Rene Barrientos Ortuna
Barrientos
California
Belaunde
Peru
Titicaca
Peruvian
Pacific Coast
Licensing Chaos Sparks Bills To Shift Issuance
Our Man In Harrisburg notes two proposed bills shifting hunting and fishing license issuance from the Department of Revenue to the State Fish and Game Commissions. The piece argues the move aims to fix chronic delays, highlighting the friction between agencies and local agents who distribute licenses through sports shops and stations. It questions broader questions about which bodies should issue licenses and hints at expanding reforms to other types of licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Revenue
State Fish Commission
State Game Commission
Department of Revenue
Game and Fish
Is massage an accepted medical treatment
The article discusses massage as a historical and potential medical aid. It notes four varieties, benefits for circulation and muscle relaxation, and cautions that massage should be performed by trained, licensed professionals and coordinated with a physician. It also covers heel pain causes and travel-related intestinal advice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manhattan
Vietnam
Khrushchev
SESDA
South Center Street
City Market
Vennis Follett
H. B. Weicht
East
Bond Street
Lynn W. Knepp
Cleveland
Knepp
Lyle
the Corry Evening Journal
Wien Beka
Jim Bishop
Four
Gary
Irma Baker
Miami
Topeka
Kansas
John Sullivan
The
Bronx
Jim DeMaris
Las Vegas
Nevada
NLC
Elmhurst
N.Y
Bellevue
Molly Quinn
Social Security
Mary Caterson
Montrose
Sally Bree
Neponsit
David Goldman
Ashcroft
Drew Pearson Investigates
Warren
Bakersfield
Central Valley
Altoplano
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
K. Lee
Burbank
Calif
Dolores
Angele del Guidice
Irving ‘Trust Co
St. Irving
Maria, I
You
Lake Titicaca
Chile
Western Hemisphere
Johnson
Latin America
South America
Harrisburg
Mason Denison
House of Late
Representatives
Fish Commission
Game Commission
Revenue-Collecting Agency
Commonwealth
Tri Journal
Mexico