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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1964
Page
4
The essay ponders welcoming spring in Curry with outdoor joys from maple syrup to kite flying. It contrasts Murphy’s Law with optimism, notes outdoor scenes such as green fields and the first mowing, and ends asking if it’s worth waiting for spring’s arrival.
A short editorial note from The Gordon Journal in Gordon Nebraska frames budget struggles as a game of robbing Peter to pay Paul, highlighting financial tension and the challenge to stand firm amid scarce resources.
In March 1944 London reports heavy RAF bombers struck Essen and allied US formations hit nine German air bases in France. The piece also notes Corry draft calls listing 13 men and a POW Rolland Kinney. It recounts a 1924 stove league meeting and a runaway incident on South Center street.
Taylor and Jay discuss beef prices near Amarillo amid Australian imports lowering cattlemen’s profits. They note President Johnson faces pressure to limit imports, while Australian producers push more beef sales.
Paul Harvey argues for higher tariffs and reduced import quotas while warning against overreliance on cheap imports. He urges boosting U S beef consumption through advertising and retailer effort, noting the paradox of abundant food in a time of global competition.
Union City livestock sale on Thursday features good and choice hogs from 14 to 151, sows, heel cows, cutters, veal calves, beef calves, lambs and bulls with various price ranges. Cattle categories include calves 32 to 35, heavy and medium calves 17 to 25, lambs 19 to 24, and hogs 14 to 151.
Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and office addresses in New York Detroit Chicago and Philadelphia. It notes postal registration, subscription rates, and advertising deadlines for display ads set at 9 am prior to publication.
Civil Defense mobilized 24 volunteers for the Easter Eye hunt at Mead Park, while college students report pledges at Edinboro State College and Thiel College. Streets crews continue cleanup from the ice storm as other civic notes touch on labor committee appointments and railroad-rights issues.
A cluttered Corry column notes a VFW airplane remains near the club while veterans hope to move the jet soon. It mentions a prominent local man urged shoppers to support Corry, seen shopping in Erie. Also lists Navy duty for George P. Ross and a warning on turn signals from Sgt. Paul Delf. Other items cover a WWII Fighting 69th reunion trip, open house at Poll State School and Hospital, Wellsboro gorge fact, Gary Tralick’s Europe assignment, and Corry’s Dick Lyons seeking the Republican National Convention delegate slot amid Crawford and Erie County dynamics.
University president Dr. Eric A. Walker warned that Penn State will turn away thousands of qualified applicants due to space limits. With 17 500 applications received so far and more arriving weekly, only about 6 700 could be accommodated across campus and state centers.
Local pals urge a Lyons backed vote while others split the field. Citizens report teen drinking in city parking lots near the police station on Friday nights. Proctor named Cancer Crusade chair. Mike Lewis returns to Norfolk after Mediterranean tour aboard USS Sandoval. Schaaf denies unofficial party endorsement of any congressional candidate.
Prominent Canadian linguist Prof Rivers Keith Hicks died in Toronto. A leading authority on modern languages, Hicks influenced theory and education across universities. His research spanned syntax semantics and language evolution, earning national recognition.
Howard Waldo, 41, escaped serious harm after his car flipped end over end about 150 feet down Walnut Creek Hill on Route 20 at about 100 mph. He was admitted to St. Vincent's Hospital with possible internal injuries, fractured ribs and cuts. Trooper David H. Snyder noted Waldo passed three cars before losing control. Fairview Rescue Group aided him to hospital.
Mrs Ruth Weber 52 of Grampian died in a head on crash near Curwensville in Clearfield County. Irwin Frankhouser 29 and his companion Arthur Dwyer 15 of Curwensville were detained at Clearfield Hospital with injuries.
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