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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion Corry should seek state and federal aid for an urban renewal program and a community two year college. The piece calls for two dynamic civic leaders to head the drives, notes past local progress, and urges a determined effort to lift the city, improve schools and facilities, and pursue the plan to the bitter end.
March 17 1945 Guam reports that Iwo Jima victory comes at 4189 Marines killed 15308 wounded and 441 missing yet two airfields are in operation within fighter range of Tokyo Navy says. Also notes local injuries school fall and a chimney fire. Paris Third Army advances 40 miles toward Coblenz. obituaries and civic notes follow including Red Cross funds surpassing 11000 and junior high basketball results.
A flowing meditation on spring’s arrival, describing flora, fauna, weather, and human life. Vivid personifications of season, from robins and dogwood to cold mornings and warm breezes, paint spring as renewal and a shared human rite. The piece blends nature imagery with life’s small rituals and hopeful energy.
The Darrow Pearson report notes Hammermill Paper Company of Erie Pennsylvania plans a 30 million dollar pulp wood plant in Selma while Gov. Wallace promotes property rights. The piece links federal spending and northern investment to Alabama’s racial tensions and Wallace’s political stance amid arrest waves and court actions.
Garbled notice from the Spring Corry Journal outlines publisher and advertising details. It mentions George Sample as publisher and Bottinelli-Kimball Inc as national advertising representative, with Mail by carrier rates and display ad deadlines referenced.
The piece portrays Governor George C. Wallace as a right wing liberal in Alabama, praising his social reform moves while noting Klan opposition to school texts. It reports oilmen and conservatives boosting Wallace, with campaign materials claiming he is fit for president in 1968 despite mixed signals inside his circle.
The piece notes strong February figures with nearly 70 million people employed, nonfarm payrolls above 58 million, a 41.4 hour factory work week, and steel production and new car sales hitting records. It contrasts public complacency with concerns over gold reserves, deficits, and wage policy amid Vietnam and labor tensions.
Mike Wasalko of R D 5 Titusville pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to ravish. He posted a $1000 bail and a hearing was tentatively set for 4 p m Friday after a local woman reported being beaten near a railroad bridge. Police filed the complaint and he was brought before Alderman N Allen Love.
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