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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1964
Page
4
The text argues government limits on business and overtime pay threaten production and jobs. It cites the administration proposal to raise overtime to double time, with laborSecretary backed committees to set Hours. Critics warn higher costs raise prices, harm foreign competitiveness, and enable political interference.
A witty item from the Pana News Palladium notes that middle age is marked when a narrow waist and broad mind swap places. The remark reflects humorous commentary on aging and perspective.
Front page bulletin notes Allied advances near the Bismarck Sea and Lorengay airfield capture on Manus Island, with Wewak under pressure. Soviet troops pour into the Kniester valley en route to Teady, while Mrs. Nichols learns her son is missing in action. A Corry post war school plan, a late Sunday holdup, a Veterans of Foreign Wars minstrel show, and a sugar party mark community life as Miss Ruth Hall returns to work and Miss Josephine Harrington is injured in a street accident.
A brief item notes a political advertisement from March 18 1984 with scant details and little information beyond its presence in the public record.
Drew Pearson surveys Martinique and the French Caribbean as strategic theater for Charles de Gaulle. He chronicles historic invasions, current Franco-American tensions, and potential flashpoints in Panama Canal, Haiti, Canada, Mexico, and the British West Indies amid Cold War era concerns.
Frank P. Lawler sought damages and a court order to close a private skating rink claiming noise and property damage. Judge Cornelius J. Harvieson dismissed the case, noting unseasonably warm weather melted the ice and solved the problem.
Dearburn Michigan recounts Henry Ford's effort to recreate authentic 19th century America at Greenfield Village. It notes Ford's $23 million investment, inclusion of Edison and Jordan houses, and the memorable visit of Thomas Edison who praised the replica while observing the illuminated boarding house setup for the Mazda bulb invention.
The article recalls Henry Ford and Greenfield Village with memories of his early life in a Detroit power plant, mass production breakthroughs, and the Rouge Plant tour. It notes Lincoln era ties at Logan County Court House where Lincoln practiced law, and reflects on Ford's influence and lasting museum displays.
The text recalls Wright Brothers bicycle shop in Dayton and 19th century machinery like locomotives harvesters and weaving tools. On the museum’s second floor lies a red lace heart valentine Henry sent to Mrs. Ford for their fiftieth wedding anniversary, described as the most revealing keepsake.
A 17 year old Erie student was charged with assault and battery after allegedly attacking 38 year old high school teacher John Peplinski in the classroom after school. The student William Oleynik pleaded innocent at arraignment before Alderman Michael Kinecki.
The Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority tentatively approved loans totaling 1 726 540 for 12 projects expected to create 1 627 new jobs. Final approval was given to six loans totaling 411 916. Franklin Venango County Industrial Development Corp seeks 16 540 for Davidson McNair Co renovation with an estimated 85 new jobs. Meadville Meadville Area Industrial Commission seeks 50 000 for Pennsylvania Tool and Gages expansion relocation.
Soviet Union resumed gold sales in West Europe, about 4.5 million dollars offered mainly in Paris and London to fund North American wheat purchases. Poplinski received facial cuts but no serious injury. Oleynik jailed in county custody on 500 dollar bond, hearing set for 7:30 p.m. March 24. Alderman Sinecki said the youth's parents hoped to raise bond.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles including Publisher George R. Sample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Allan Hasbrouck Advertising Manager John McLaughlin and others. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news and dispatches, mailing rates 13.00 yearly in advance, and advertising deadlines 9 am on the previous publication date.
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