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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1962
Page
4
Editorial argues there are no federal funds but only local monies sent to Washington. It laments bureaucratic waste, inflated wages, and political gifts funded by taxpayers. The piece warns against shifting costs to others and recalls past national strength before planning for future fiscal accountability.
Quotes from publisher Tom Anderson critique policies with satirical takes on government aid parity and taxation. He lampoons welfare, capital punishment and government efficiency, labeling programs as perpetual handouts and suggesting government control undermines private enterprise.
Sy 20 years ago March 25 1942 Berlin the German radio guided a Japanese spokesman today as having declared that Japan is now on the defensive and the Anglo American powers on the offensive Syri a though two of the hottest months of the year is ahead the British and Axis are facing each other across a 50 mile no mans land dotted with spring flowers and wrecked tanks are stepping up preparations for resumption of large scale warfare Corrys iron lung a gift to Gorry Hospital rushed to Crawford county on a mercy mission yesterday when its use was found necessary checking spread of poliomyelitis contracted by a youngster Angie Baressi and Dick Morton took top honors in the Mixed Doubles tourney held over the weekend at Recreation Alleys winning by 132 pins over their nearest rivals Miss Baressi hit 603 without handicap and Morton smashed 578 Cash and Mary Sears were second in the pinsiring Ished children in the schools and the work was begun during the past week That the taxpayers of Corry approve the school building program drafted by the Board of Education and will generally support the project seemed to be the indication at the open forum on the subject which was held last evening.
Forty years ago, March 23, 1922, retired mail carver and Spring Creek resident Charles Washburn was found dead in bed at his home yesterday. The notice notes his prominence and residence, reflecting a local obituary style of the era.
AP report says J Collins McSparran, GOP gubernatorial hopeful, accuses both parties of boss-picked nominees. Scranton backed by state GOP, Dilworth by Philadelphia Dems. McSparran presses for open primaries and a debate on bossism while meeting Allegheny County GOP leaders.
The Corry Evening Journal lists the paper’s mailing address and editorial desk. It announces subscription prices by mail and carrier in advance rates and includes a standard advertising notice.
George Sokolsky analyzes how to unwind U S involvement after World War II and the Cold War era. He weighs options from appeasement to force, considering financial commitments, United Nations, and leadership duties while avoiding a larger conflict with the Soviet Union. The piece reflects on Roosevelt’s era and the perils of choosing a path between alliance bonds and unilateral retreat.
James Marlow notes Republicans in Congress are shaping a set of principles for June to guide 1964 elections. A 12-member committee debates core ideas while Goldwater argues for flexible, individual adherence. The column contrasts GOP disarray with Democratic tensions and cites key figures like Eisenhower, Nixon, Rockefeller, and various governors.
Sen Margaret Chase Smith of Maine accused potential GOP candidates of feintheartedness in running against President Kennedy. Sen Jacob Javits of New York urged Republicans to focus beyond the party's right wing and address broader issues. Sen Hiram Fong of Hawaii questioned whether Republicans have lost touch with millions who no longer see Republicans as their champions. Javits said he hopes the resulting declaration isn’t fuzzy despite broad views to reconcile.
Erie police seek the driver of a light blue or green late model car after a hit and run left a man dead at Hamot Hospital from internal injuries. The victim, Wojelechowski, died early today. a bystander, Vincent Rapp, 17, witnessed the scene and aided the injured man.
New York AP report examines how rising incomes alter consumer behavior through changing tastes and spending patterns. It notes growth in discretionary areas like transportation, health, education, and foreign travel, while essentials rose modestly and medical costs surged. A Pittsburgh strike at Allis-Chalmers ends after marathon talks.
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